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#Today we take a close look at popular ##superfoods in my gardens: #Figs and #Tomatillos. We also include #Goldenberries and some close-up #photography. Very useful #information for you, and many of you could grow these #nutritious #fruits at home. Subscribe and share 👍 Watch Part 2:    • How To Grow 100s of Perennial #Goldenberri...  . These #fruits offer maximum nutritional benefits for minimal calories. They are all packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, and all for very little effort and cost. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/GreenpetesW... 0:00 INTRO 0:09 My Tomatillos 2:12 My Physalis Peruviana 2:57 My Figs ("Brown Turkey") 3:50 Figs close-up, with photographs 3:49 How figs are formed 4:40 Cutting open a fresh Fig 5:08 Growing Fig trees #Tomatillos (#Mexican husk #tomatoes) are classified as #Physalis and they're similar to #tomatoes, but they're not the same. They form tart green fruits within a papery husk resembling a paper lantern shape. Tomatillos are a plant of the #nightshade family including the popular, sweeter #Physalis #Peruviana. Tomatillos are sun-loving and fairly easy to grow in good compost with regular watering. They are ripe when they break out of their husk which eventually reveals lovely little green fruits with a tart flavour. Use them in #Salsa Verde or a green #shakshuka, roasted Tomatillo sauce, and a whole bunch of other recipes. I grow #Figs in a south-facing, warm, well-drained sheltered spot in full sun. Restrict root growth with buried paving slabs or similar barriers; you'll contain the plant and encourage it to bear more fruit. Most fig trees take three to six years to start ripening fruit after figs have formed along stems and leaf nodes. In UK they ripen during September-October. The tiny embryo fruitlets formed in the autumn are next year’s harvest and they will overwinter to produce a crop of figs the following year. Figs and Tomatillos seem to do well on my sunny south-facing slopes. In my corner of #Devon, the climate is generally mild and the summers are warm. We've been used to a good amount of rainfall although for the past couple of years we've had around a third less rainfall than average. We will eventually have to grow more food which is able to be stored and dried for long periods. For Fig #recipes, go to https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/c.... North African and Middle Eastern Shakshuka: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/s.... Credits to North Devon Pictures, Pixabay, and to Benjamin Tissot @Bensound.com. #GreenPetesWorld on Youtube:    / greenpetesworld  . Greenpete's World Playlist: Playlist:    • How to Become a Skilled Organic Gardener  .