2016-11-25 physalis

I got some physalis (Physalis peruviana) today. They will most probably add some colour to a great dessert I will prepare on Sunday. The dessert is called "snow flurry."

[Maggiemae]

I read that they are often called, 'cape gooseberry'. Your picture is fabulous - more like a gold leaf casing than the natural one! fav

[Joan]

Beautifully simple. Fav!

[Shepherdman]

Is that the same as Japanese Lantern? Nicely composed. Fav

[Mona]

@shepherdman At least they belong to the same family of nightshades. Some as this one are edible (Physalis peruviana) and some more ornamental garden plants (Physalis alkekengi) and there are people saying they are poisonous. But I'm not sure if this is true, I personally would not try it. But I'm not adventurous, when it comes to eating probably poisonous plants. (Or I'm never been hungry enough)

[Debra]

Love the simplicity...stunning! Fav

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot

[Clare Gadsby]

vintage mona. reflection with bokeh. yes please

[Cathie]

Beautiful.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

Beautiful

[Terri]

Stunning.

[Jane Pittenger]

You are such a master of light and still lifes

[KWind]

Brilliant light, reflections and clarity!

[Kahsia]

Perfection. I look forward to your photos of dessert. Fav!

[Krista Marson]

These are so hard to find and one of my favorite fruits :)

[Margo]

Wonderful shot Fav

[Issi Bannerman]

Gorgeous image. I love these tiny fruits.

[Joyce]

Beautiful capture and reflection Fav

[Lockarec]

Wonderful image.

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous capture

[Jodie]

Beautiful, I love how the fruit comes in its own little wrapper.

[Jane Martin]

Your photos are just amazing! Inspiring me to learn more. A wonderful photographer!

[Helen Sanderson]

I grew up with cape gooseberries running wild in our garden...so delicious. Your photo is fabulous. fav

[Nova]

Stunning capture M. :)

[Desi]

Fabulous photo. I also grew up with Cape Gooseberries. One of my favourite fruits. And definitely my favourite type of jam