Grande Rio Verde Tomatillo (Physalis ixocarpa) Weight:1 LB (~160000 Seeds) It is native to the

It is native to the central and southern United States and is known for its slender leaves and showy flowers

Bigelow's Aster is a herbaceous perennial

The flowers bloom from June to September and are an important food source for many species of butterflies

Appearance: It is a medium-sized deciduous tree

Grande Rio Verde Tomatillo (Physalis ixocarpa) Weight:1 LB (~160000 Seeds) It is native to theTomatillos are used in a wide range of Mexican dishes. 'Grande Rio Verde' produces nearly all of its ripe fruit at once on compact plants (about 24" tall), making it ideal for small spaces or containers. Shorter harvest windows are ideal for canning or freezing tomatillo based sauces, or simply freezing tomatillos for later use. To ensure good pollination, grow two or more plants.