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Tomatillo

Tomatillo is a small, green or colored fruit vegetable with a slightly sour, fresh taste, wrapped in a papery husk.

Tomatillo seeds – unique and flavorful

Want to enrich your vegetable garden with fresh, flavorful, and versatile tomatillos ? At EasySeeds.eu, you'll find a carefully selected assortment of tomatillo seeds , perfect for gardeners who want to grow something special. Tomatillos, also known as Mexican green tomatoes , are loved for their slightly tart, aromatic flavor and unique culinary uses, especially in salsas, sauces, and Mexican dishes .

Why grow tomatillo seeds?

Tomatillos are popular for their unique flavor, nutritious properties, and decorative appearance . By choosing tomatillo seeds , you benefit from:

  • Aromatic harvest: Homegrown tomatillos have a fresh, slightly tart flavor that combines well with herbs and spices.

  • Healthy vegetables: rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants , such as vitamin C, fibre and folic acid, a valuable addition to a healthy diet.

  • Versatility in the kitchen: ideal for fresh salsas, stews, soups, grilled dishes or as a seasoning in Mexican recipes.

  • Decorative plants: the tomatillo grows in a papery casing (pod), which not only provides protection but is also a striking decorative element in your vegetable garden.

For every gardener and every garden

Our tomatillo seeds are carefully selected for quality, germination rate, and yield . EasySeeds.eu offers clear sowing and growing instructions, so you can easily achieve a successful harvest, whether in the ground, in a greenhouse, or in pots. Many of our seeds are organic or unprocessed , so you can enjoy pure, healthy tomatillos straight from your own garden.

Special selection at EasySeeds.eu

At EasySeeds.eu you will find various tomatillo varieties, including:

  • Green tomatillos: classic and aromatic, ideal for salsa verde and Mexican dishes.

  • Purple and yellow varieties: for a colorful harvest and a unique presentation in dishes.

  • Compact and garden-friendly varieties: suitable for smaller gardens, balconies or pots.

  • Robust and productive plants: resistant to diseases and with a high yield per plant.

Each variety has been selected for ease of growing, high yield and excellent flavour , so you can get the most out of your vegetable garden.

Order easily online

Enrich your vegetable garden with tomatillo seeds from EasySeeds.eu and enjoy a harvest full of fresh, aromatic, and versatile tomatillos . Order your seeds easily online today and experience the joy of growing tomatillos in your own garden . With EasySeeds.eu, you'll not only grow unique vegetables but also a vegetable garden full of color, diversity, and success .

Frequently Asked Questions about Tomatillo

1. What is tomatillo?

Tomatillo (Physalis ixocarpa), also known as Mexican ground cherry, is a plant in the nightshade family, like the tomato. The fruit is surrounded by a papery lantern and has a fruity, slightly tart flavor.
Tomatillos are usually green or purple in color, with a papery husk. They have a spicier, more citrusy flavor and firmer flesh than tomatoes. Tomatillos are usually eaten cooked in sauces, while tomatoes are more commonly used raw in salads.

2. Are there different types of tomatillo?

Yes, there are several varieties, including the common green and purple ones. The purple tomatillo is often a bit sweeter when ripe.

3. How do I sow tomatillos?

Sowing seeds indoors in a warm environment, such as a heated propagator, is highly recommended to give the plants a good start. Transplanting should be done only after the last frost.
Sow the seeds shallowly, approximately 0.5 to 0.6 cm deep.
The seeds germinate best at a temperature of 18 to 20°C.
Transplant the tomatillo outdoors after the last frost (after mid-May). Choose a warm, sunny, and sheltered spot. Maintain a distance of 60-100 cm between plants.

4. Should I support tomatillo?

Yes, tomatillo plants can grow quite large and heavy. Use sturdy stakes or cages to support the plants and keep the fruit off the ground.
Pruning isn't necessary, as the plants naturally have a wide, bushy growth habit. Supporting the plant is more important.

5. Why isn't my tomatillo plant producing fruit?

This could be due to several reasons, such as insufficient light, excessively high temperatures, or, most likely, a lack of cross-pollination. Always plant at least two tomatillo plants.