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This was growing in the yard, all over the back area apparently and after Dan mowed it over he showed it to me. I am pretty sure it is tomatillo and if it is, I am going to go and try to rescue some. We have never planted them so they must have come up from seed from a previous garden or something.
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Triss they sure look like Tomatillo. Did you husk one see if they inside fruit looks and smeel like a Tomatillo? Looks like a bunch I have in Ice Box now left over from my Salsa I made today with Chili De Arbole. Jimmy
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I agree with JV. It looks like my tomatillos. They are very prolific, and I've probably seen hundreds of seedlings sprouting from where fruit had dropped from the previous years plants.
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Thanks. I am quite excited about them. The fruit is just starting to form. Looking forward to a good harvest later. I am sure Mom would send recipes for good salsa and other things with them since she used to grow them. She said I was lucky to get em growing wild like this.
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