Tomatillos are small green husk tomatoes. These sticky fruits are peeled and then roasted or blended into green salsa or cooked with chiles into a pungent sauce. This plant grows as a small bush and needs quite a bit of room to grow. Growers are now encouraged to plant at least two, to aid pollination.

Plants are $3.50 each.
= New in 2011!

PURPLE DI MILPA TOMATILLO
This plant features purple stripes on both the husks and the fruits. Makes a striking salsa.

PURPLE TOMATILLO
These solid purple fruits will knock your socks off!

TEPEHUAN TOMATILLO
Small green tomatillo from the mountains of Mexico.

TOMATILLO
This plant produces a much larger green fruit.

ZUNI TOMATILLO
This variety comes from the Zuni Indians of northern New Mexico. The fruits are tiny and more flavorful than the large tomatillos.

 

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