The listing, 100 Chinese Lantern Seeds has ended.
Chinese lantern plants bear white flowers, but the flowers are insignificant and not the reason for which the plants are grown. Rather, the plants are grown for the 2-inch wide papery pods or "calyxes" (calyces), that eventually envelop the flowers. Each of the pods later encases a berry with seeds. In fall, they turn bright orange! These pods are reminiscent of some traditional Chinese lanterns (the lit kind) in shape -- and even more so for their papery texture -- thus the name. Leaves are heart-shaped. Plants are low-growing, reaching a maximum of 2 feet in height (but usually shorter).