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I've been growing Physalis since 2022 and saving seed to improve and locally adapt the crop to my northern climate in Denmark as well as picking fruits that keep well over the winter. I want to eat delicious local fruit in February, when there is only potatoes, beets, squash and cabbage otherwise. You can follow my efforts and other adaptation gardeners here: https://goingtoseed.discourse.group/t/ground-cherry-improvement-europe/4221/13?u=malterod
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I've been growing Physalis since 2022 and saving seed to improve and locally adapt the crop to my northern climate in Denmark as well as picking fruits that keep well over the winter. I want to eat delicious local fruit in February, when there is only potatoes, beets, squash and cabbage otherwise. You can follow my efforts and other adaptation gardeners here: https://goingtoseed.discourse.group/t/ground-cherry-improvement-europe/4221/13?u=malterod
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I've been growing Physalis since 2022 and saving seed to improve and locally adapt the crop to my northern climate in Denmark as well as picking fruits that keep well over the winter. I want to eat delicious local fruit in February, when there is only potatoes, beets, squash and cabbage otherwise. You can follow my efforts and other adaptation gardeners here: https://goingtoseed.discourse.group/t/ground-cherry-improvement-europe/4221/13?u=malterod
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I've been growing Physalis since 2022 and saving seed to improve and locally adapt the crop to my northern climate in Denmark as well as picking fruits that keep well over the winter. I want to eat delicious local fruit in February, when there is only potatoes, beets, squash and cabbage otherwise. You can follow my efforts and other adaptation gardeners here: https://goingtoseed.discourse.group/t/ground-cherry-improvement-europe/4221/13?u=malterod