To: Tilted Irish Kilt; Wneighbor
Ground cherries might be a possibility, too. Less if you’re in an area where people are used to tomatillos, but I grow ground cherries and while they’re pretty in their own way, the immediate reaction I get to seeing one is “weed”, not “food”.
To: MightyMama
Exactly! Ground cherries are a great idea. When I first started growing tomatillas no one in my part of the state knew they were a food either.
113 posted on
02/12/2017 2:32:16 PM PST by
Wneighbor
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To: MightyMama
MightyMama :" .. I grow ground cherries and while they’re pretty in their own way, the immediate reaction I get to seeing one is “weed”, not “food” "
Exactly ! That's the basic belief of a "guerilla garden"
"In plain sight, but unknown as a food plant", or plant camouflage.
116 posted on
02/12/2017 2:55:19 PM PST by
Tilted Irish Kilt
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