Physalis Hirsuta Var. Barbadensis

Physalis hirsuta var. barbadensis is a unique variant of the common groundcherry known for its vibrant, lantern-like fruits. This plant thrives in warm climates and is often cultivated for its ornamental value as well as its edible berries. The hairy leaves and compact growth make it a distinctive addition to gardens and natural habitats. Its fruit, which turns a brilliant orange-red when mature, attracts pollinators and provides a rewarding harvest for growers. Despite its popularity, this variety remains relatively obscure compared to its more widely known relatives.