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Another amazing tender perennial fruit from the tomato family! This shrublet has small (but very pretty) bell-shaped flowers and elaborately fuzzy leaves and stems. The orange fruits are the size of large blueberries and fall off when perfectly ripe. The flavor is sweet and very pleasing. It reminds me of pineapple groundcherries, but better! Easy to grow as long as it is protected from hard frosts. The branches are rather trailing, so I suspect it will do well in a hanging basket. I intend to try this summer!
(Solanaceae)
Light: Full sun or part shade
Water: Average. Make sure to water during the summer.
Soil: Well-drained soil that is top-dressed with compost.
Fertilizer: All-purpose
Hardiness: Zone 10
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White flowers with purple banded filaments similar to P. gibertii and P. subpeltata. Well behaved...
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Very showy 5" flowers with red petals and thick, purple and white filaments. Very sweetly...
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Very rare, new species only described in 2016. Large, pendant white and purple flowers on...
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Lovely, free flowering shrub with vining tips. It can be trained as an espalier against...
