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Pineapple Tomato Seeds - Sweet and Fruity Taste - Bi-color Heirloom

Pineapple Tomato Seeds - Sweet and Fruity Taste - Bi-color Heirloom

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Pineapple Tomato Seeds - Grow Sweet, Bi-Color Heirloom Tomatoes

Discover the unique and delicious Pineapple Tomato Seeds, a stunning heirloom variety prized for its sweet, fruity flavor and eye-catching bi-color appearance. These open-pollinated seeds produce large, 1 lb. flattened globe tomatoes with vibrant yellow skin and striking red streaks inside. Perfect for gardeners who crave exceptional taste and beauty in their harvest!

Why Choose Pineapple Tomato Seeds?

Indulge in the low-acid, pineapple-like sweetness of this 100-year-old Kentucky heirloom. The Pineapple tomato is famous for its:

  • Bi-color beauty - Bright yellow exterior with red-mottled interior
  • Exceptional flavor - Sweet, fruity taste perfect for fresh eating
  • Large yields - Fruits up to 2 lbs. with two productive flushes per season
  • Quick ripening - Early fruit set with fast maturation (85 days)
  • Indeterminate vines - Grows up to 6' tall for abundant harvests

Grow Your Own Tropical-Inspired Tomatoes

These heirloom, non-GMO seeds produce vigorous plants that thrive in most growing conditions. The Pineapple tomato's unique coloration makes it a showstopper in salads, while its sweet flavor shines in sandwiches – imagine thick slices on fresh bread with mayo for the ultimate summer treat!

Planting Tips for Success

For best results with your Pineapple Tomato Seeds:

  • Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost
  • Sow 1/4" deep in warm (70-80°F), moist soil
  • Expect germination in 5-10 days
  • Transplant after true leaves appear

Add this historic heirloom to your garden today and enjoy the sweet taste of summer with every bite of your homegrown Pineapple tomatoes!

  • Each packet contains 10 seeds
  • Color: Bi-color Yellow and Red
  • Shape: Flattened Globe
  • Size: 1 lbs.
  • Maturity: 85 days after transplant
  • Plant Size: 6 ft.
  • Plant Habit: Indeterminate
  • Solanum lycopersicum
  • Heirloom – Open-pollinated
  • Untreated/Non-GMO

 

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Sherry Holt
Perfect pineapple

Sandia seeds has never let me down and the pineapple tomato may be the best tomato yet from them. It has a firm flesh and fabulous taste. Also very prolific this past season. My turkeys discovered tomatoes a few seasons ago, but they wait for them to turn red so the pineapple went unpecked! Another bonus. The picture is mid June, I'm zone 4, and the chain link is 6 ft tall! By July they were topping the fence.

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Kelsey Lundstrom
Fantastic

We live in a Zone 2-3 in northern British Columbia, we operate a small commercial greenhouse and this last year I chose the Pineapple for our new variety, I am so impressed with the results! 1.5lb beautiful fruits off of one plant. It is so delicious, sweet and low acid! The color is gorgeous!

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Gary
Gorgeous

Gorgeous color, meaty flesh, great for making orange salsas with habaneros. Also these did good in our short season here in New Mexico.

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Noah
Beautiful inside!

When cut open, these beautiful pineapple tomatoes do indeed look like tropical fruit with streaks of pink and orange. They are delicious and lovely in salads, on sandwiches, or used to make orange salsa. Thanks for the excellent seeds, nearly every one we planted sprouted.

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greta
big fruit, rodents loved them

These strong seedlings gave us an excellent crop. we had a lot of fruit on just one plant. Unfortunately because of how big they grew before ripening, they were picked before the full color had a chance to emerge. Also, because of how long they stayed on the plant, they were taken by squirrels before we could eat them. Nothing bad against the seeds, they were great! Just not my favorite variety to grow.

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Russell’s Garden Center
Hands down my favorite tomato

This tomato is awesome! It’s been my favorite for years. I grow it every year. Our entire family does tastes tests for fun, this one is always one of the top favorites, along with Box Car Willie & Caspian pink. The great thing about this tomato despite its fabulous flavor is the beauty when you cut into it. Just beautiful. Juicy, huge, great In flavor and appearance.We eat it fresh out of the garden like a huge apple but love it in salads, on sandwiches, in sauces, In caprese-any way you’d like! Fabulous tomato!

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Kelsey
Fast growing

I planted these late last year, but they quickly grew and provided lots of huge tomatoes. What gorgeous color they have when sliced! Deliciously sweet and meaty with lots of flavor. I am growing these again and will plant earlier this year!

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Heather
Huge and delicious!

Wow, I was impressed by these huge tomatoes, they're so big, and they have beautiful thick flesh when cutting. Great in tomato salads, in sauces, and just for fresh eating. I'll grow these every year! I planted mine pretty late and still got a decent harvest.

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Charles smith
Delicious

Tried this !last yr.excellent tomato taste, few seeds, and one slice will fill a sandwich. This and the Brandywine will be in my garden again this year.

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