Growing Cape Gooseberry, also Golden Berry, Inca Berry

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12 Jan 12 Frog (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
I recently found my childhood memory cape gooseberries when revisiting Mt Tamborine. The new householder I visited did not know how precious her plants were to me, and hopefully now to her. I have some fruit, which I won't eat, as I want to plant. Do I dry them, store in fridge and plant March, as 'green harvest' mentioned or just leave whole fruit in ground, and magic happens.
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