Read this informative garden guide to gain knowledge on how to grow tomatillos as annuals regardless of your growing zone.

How to grow tomatillos from seed to harvest. Learn when and where to plant tomatillos, the best varieties to grow, how to care for your plants and when to harvest tomatillos.

Discover how and when to harvest tomatillos, including tips for how to tell when tomatillos are ripe and ready to pick!

Tomatillos are simple to grow and have a tart distinctive flavor. Learn how to grow tomatillos with these 7 tips for growing tomatillos. #ToxinFreeGardening #NontoxicGardening #GardenTips #GardenProducts

Quickly save your tomatillo seeds with 5 simple steps in less than 10 minutes. Grow even tastier and prettier fruit next year!

Tomatillo plants are a great addition to grow in the garden, in raised beds, or even in containers. See how to plant, grow and harvest!

Harvesting tomatillos correctly will give you the best crop. Learn how to tell when tomatillos are ripe, the best way to pick them, and where to store them.

Favored in Mexican cuisine, tomatillos are a tart, tangy tomato relative with papery husks. Learn to grow and care for tomatillos now on Gardener’s Path.

All you need to know for a great harvest of tomatillos, perfect for homemade salsas

Typically, tomatillos mature in 75 to 100 days and can be harvested either unripe or fully ripe. An unripe tomatillo will be green and a ripe one may change to yellow or purple, though some varieties remain green. A key sign of ripeness is when the husk around a tomatillo becomes dry and papery and will be completely filled by the fruit.