planting tomatillo seeds Toma Verde Tomatillo Seeds

planting tomatillo seeds Toma Verde Tomatillo SeedsTomatillos are graciously tough little plants with some tolerance for drought, low fertility and compacted soil; they also typically perform better than tomatoes in containers. And at about 60 days to maturity, they are a reliable short growing season crop that stores very well in homemade canned salsas and preserves. In cool climates tomatillos benefit from starting indoors, and from planting in the warmest possible setting (e. g. in black plastic,

Tomatillos are graciously tough little plants with some tolerance for drought, low fertility and compacted soil; they also typically perform better than tomatoes in containers. And at about 60-days to maturity, they are a reliable short growing season crop that stores very well in homemade canned salsas and preserves.

In cool climates tomatillos benefit from starting indoors, and from planting in the warmest-possible setting (e.g. in black plastic, under row covers, or in places with good reflective heat). Toma Verde is a naturally sprawling, traditional open-pollinated variety that can be staked for easier harvesting or allowed to simply grow into its natural exuberant form. The fruits of this variety are about the size of a large cherry tomato, and like all tomatillos, enclosed within beautiful paper husks.

Approximately 350-seeds. (0.5 grams).