Peruvian Ground Cherry Seeds - 50 Organic Non-GMO Seeds - Ambrosia Variety - Physalis peruviana - Cape Gooseberry Goldenberry
Peruvian Ground Cherry Seeds - 50 Organic Non-GMO Seeds - Ambrosia Variety - Physalis peruviana - Cape Gooseberry Goldenberry
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Grow a delicious and historic fruit with these Peruvian Ground Cherry seeds (Physalis peruviana), organically grown at Four Oak Farm. Also known as Cape Gooseberry, Goldenberry, Poha, Uchuva, Aguaymanto, and Physalis, this remarkable plant has been cultivated in South America since Incan times and is now enjoyed worldwide for its sweet-tart flavor and nutritional value.
This improved 'Ambrosia' variety produces abundant golden fruits enclosed in attractive papery husks. Compared to other ground cherry species, Physalis peruviana grows taller and more upright while producing larger fruits with a pleasantly tart, tropical flavor. The berries are excellent for fresh snacking, fruit salads, jams, desserts, preserves, smoothies, and gourmet recipes.
Easy to grow and highly productive, Peruvian Ground Cherry is a rewarding addition to vegetable gardens, edible landscapes, and homestead gardens. Its unique fruits, long harvest season, and rich history make it a favorite among gardeners looking for something special.
You will receive:
✔️ 50 Peruvian Ground Cherry seeds
✔️ Improved 'Ambrosia' variety
✔️ Organically grown at Four Oak Farm
✔️ Non-GMO, open-pollinated seeds
✔️ Growing instructions for successful germination
- Rich in vitamins and antioxidants
- Thrives in a variety of soil types
- Can be grown in containers
- Long harvest season from summer to fall
- Perfect for fresh eating and culinary uses
- Unique and attractive garden plant
Common Name: Peruvian Ground Cherry
Scientific Name: Physalis peruviana
Sunlight: Full sun
Watering: Moderate; maintain consistent moisture
Soil: Fertile, well-draining soil
Hardiness Zones: 8–11 perennial, grown as an annual in cooler climates
Growth Habit: Fruiting annual or tender perennial
Format: Seeds (50 count)
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