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Name Physalis
Price Available on Request
Coloursorange
SizeHeight: 60-75cm/24-30inches
Spread: 90cm/36inches (or more)
AspectThey prefer full sun or partial shade.
CareThey well grow in any well drained soil. You should NOT add any fertilizer or manure to improve this compost, as fertile soils can encourage Physalis to be invasive.
Uses-Ideal for autumn colour in beds/borders
-gravel gardens
-Low maintenance
DescriptionPhysalis offer a welcome splash of colour in autumn. They make a statement with their vibrant orange seed heads, which can be left on the plant to decay into skeletons, unveiling the fruits within. They produce clusters of tiny white/cream flowers in summer.