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Plant of the Day
Monday 27 January 2025
The vigorous herbaceous perennial Physalis alkekengi (Chinese lantern, alkegengi, bladder cherry, strawberry-and-tomato, winter cherry) is grown for the inflated, lantern-like deep orange calyces that develop after the small creamy-yellow flowers. Left on the plant the ‘lanterns’ eventually form a papery skeleton around the red berry. This plant will grow in any well-drained soil in sun or partial shade but it can become invasive though in my experience it can be hard to establish.
Jill Raggett
"Red Berry." Imported Irish Hunter.
The Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope, Vol. 33, July - December 1908
Red Berry (#fc0400 to #940200)
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Not So Berry
Generation 2: Rose 🥀
Red made it! And baby made it as well! Even though she was born so small and weak. Yellow gen is here! We're calling her Nova ⭐
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Inktuneber Day 25
Feed My Frankenstein - Alice Cooper
Happy Frankenstein Friday!
