Pineapple Tomato Seeds

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.

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!

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

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.

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.