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• Purple Tomatillo Seeds for Planting: Grow heirloom tomatillos from vegetable garden seeds for distinctive purple fruits enclosed in papery husks and a bright sweet tart flavor. These productive warm season plants are excellent for salsa gardens, raised beds, containers and home vegetable plots
• Heirloom Tomatillo Vegetable Seeds: Purple Tomatillo plants develop branching growth, yellow flowers and round fruits that mature inside lantern like husks. Grow these seeds for planting for colorful garden harvests, homemade salsa, roasting, sauces and fresh kitchen use
• Purple Husk Fruit with Sweet Tart Flavor: Mature fruits can develop deep purple coloration when exposed to strong sunlight, while the interior remains juicy and tangy. Harvest when fruits fill their papery husks for the best combination of size, color and flavor
• Productive Warm Season Plants: Tomatillos generally fruit best when more than one compatible plant is grown nearby for cross pollination. Give plants full sun, fertile soil and enough space for their branching habit and repeated summer fruit production
• Quality You Can Trust Packaged by CZ Grain using premium seed stock. Excellent for home gardens, raised beds, containers, food plots, pollinator habitats, landscaping, and gifting.

Overview

• Brand : CZ Grain
• Material Feature : Heirloom, Non GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds
• Color : Purple Fruit, Green to Tan Husks, Yellow Flowers
• Special Feature : Productive Growth, Sweet Tart Flavor
• Expected Blooming Period : Summer to Winter
• Item Weight : 16 ounces
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 3 Count
• Product Care Instructions : Sow about 1/4 inch deep indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost, keep warm and consistently moist, then transplant outdoors after frost danger has passed into full sun with well draining soil and grow at least two plants nearby for pollination. Sow about 1/4 inch deep indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost, keep warm and consistently moist, then transplant outdoors after frost danger… See more
• USDA Hardiness Zone : Zones 3–11 as an Annual