Golden Berry Cape Gooseberry Seeds
This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 125 seeds for the Golden Berry Cape Gooseberry mix you can start sowing indoors from February to April, or outdoors from April to May. Harvest the fruit 90–120 days later.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Cape Gooseberry is a nightshade plant native to Brazil that is actually closer to a tomato than a berry. Its delicious yellow-orange fruit, wrapped inside a peculiar paper - or lantern-like cape, can be considered a sweet version of the cherry tomato, with a sour note that reminds one of a cranberry. Its complex flavour was enough to capture the interest of an English pastry chef in 18th century England, who grew the plant after it was imported from the New World. Cape Gooseberry plants are very easy to grow in pots and require so little maintenance that they will easily re-seed in sunny, frost-free spots in your container garden!
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 125 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 125 seeds for the Golden Berry Cape Gooseberry mix you can start sowing indoors from February to April, or outdoors from April to May. Harvest the fruit 90–120 days later.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Cape Gooseberry is a nightshade plant native to Brazil that is actually closer to a tomato than a berry. Its delicious yellow-orange fruit, wrapped inside a peculiar paper - or lantern-like cape, can be considered a sweet version of the cherry tomato, with a sour note that reminds one of a cranberry. Its complex flavour was enough to capture the interest of an English pastry chef in 18th century England, who grew the plant after it was imported from the New World. Cape Gooseberry plants are very easy to grow in pots and require so little maintenance that they will easily re-seed in sunny, frost-free spots in your container garden!
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 125 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
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This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 125 seeds for the Golden Berry Cape Gooseberry mix you can start sowing indoors from February to April, or outdoors from April to May. Harvest the fruit 90–120 days later.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Cape Gooseberry is a nightshade plant native to Brazil that is actually closer to a tomato than a berry. Its delicious yellow-orange fruit, wrapped inside a peculiar paper - or lantern-like cape, can be considered a sweet version of the cherry tomato, with a sour note that reminds one of a cranberry. Its complex flavour was enough to capture the interest of an English pastry chef in 18th century England, who grew the plant after it was imported from the New World. Cape Gooseberry plants are very easy to grow in pots and require so little maintenance that they will easily re-seed in sunny, frost-free spots in your container garden!
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 125 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
