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Annual Plant (G) KS2

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Goldenberry ‘Edulis’
Botanical Name: Physalis peruviana
Type: Tender Perennial (usually grown as an annual in cooler climates)

Goldenberry ‘Edulis’, also known as Cape Gooseberry or Inca Berry, is a tropical fruiting plant that produces sweet, tangy orange berries encased in attractive papery husks. Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, these golden fruits are perfect for snacking, jams, desserts, or even drying. Easy to grow in pots or the ground, they thrive in warm, sunny conditions and offer a deliciously exotic harvest late in the season.

Plant Details

Type: Tender Perennial (grown as an annual in temperate zones)
Height: 60–100cm
Spread: 60–90cm
Fruit: August – October (or until first frost)
Position: Full sun, sheltered spot

Growing Information

Sow: February – April indoors
Germination: 14–21 days at 18–25°C
Transplant/Thin: Pot on or plant out after last frost; space 60–90cm apart
Care: Prefers well-drained soil and regular feeding; protect from frost

Why You’ll Love It

Sweet-tart golden fruits in decorative husks
High in antioxidants and vitamin C
Can be grown in large containers or open ground
Unique and exotic addition to the edible garden

Top Tip

Grow in a greenhouse or sunny, sheltered patio for the best fruit yield — plants may overwinter indoors in mild areas or as potted specimens.

Perfect For

Edible gardens & greenhouse growing
Containers & patio fruiting
Unusual homegrown snacks
Late-season harvesting

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