Hey Iris! We talked about this one on Facebook :) I'd love to trade for some!! I'd also love the 'Delicata' Squash. Let me know, too, if you have any of the flowers from my WANT wish list..lol. I have quite a few of your wants.. about 10 from first glance... probably more! :P Send me an email if you'd like to trade and I'll send you a nice envy full! :) hugs, Wendy / sassyb

I thought ground cherries and cape gooseberries were the same thing. I'm very curious because I have ground cherries. -Anne

Cape Gooseberry (Physalis peruviana) and Ground Cherry (Physalis pruinosa) are cousins. Two selected varieties of Ground Cherry are Pineapple and Aunt Molly's (from Poland). I believe that Thompson and Morgan also sells a variety of one of the species above called "Golden Berry". Just to confuse things, there is also a tomatillo called "Pineapple" (Tomato Growers Supply). The Pineapple ground cherry is much smaller than the tomatillo. Ground cherries self-sow in many climates. Both cape gooseberries and ground cherries may be mildly toxic before they are ripe. Store ripening or ripe ground cherries at room temperature, in their husks. Here is a link that might be useful: Garden berries This post was edited by carolync1 on Fri, Aug 9, 13 at 1:21

Do you have any images of live ones? These look kinda drowned, or something.