Pineapple Tomato Seeds

Pineapple Tomato Seeds  Grow one of the most stunning slicing tomatoes in the garden. Pineapple Tomatoes are large, bi-colored heirlooms known for their sweet flavor and vibrant golden-yellow and red-orange marbling. If you love bold flavor and eye-catching produce, this variety deserves a spot in your summer lineup. These late-season tomatoes produce impressive 1–2 lb fruits on long, vigorous indeterminate vines. Though they take a bit longer to mature, the juicy texture and low-acid sweetness make them well worth the wait. Be sure to stake & support them well! Why Grow Pineapple Tomatoes? 🍍 Large 1–2 lb slicing tomatoes 🌅 Beautiful bi-color flesh (golden-yellow with red-orange blending) 🌿 Non-GMO, Open-Pollinated Heirloom 🌞 Indeterminate – produces until first frost 🍽️ Sweet, low-acid flavor perfect for fresh slicing Originally from Kentucky, Pineapple Tomatoes are known for producing fruit throughout the season once they begin setting. These plants continue growing and flowering until your region’s first frost. Plant & Growing Information Days to Maturity: 80-89 days (from transplant) Plant Type: Warm season annual Growth Habit: Indeterminate Fruit Size: 1–2 pounds Best For: Garden beds, raised beds, and greenhouses Because Pineapple Tomatoes are indeterminate, they will benefit from staking or caging to support their large fruit and vigorous vines. As a late-season heirloom, they thrive in full sun and warm summer conditions. Flavor Profile & Use Pineapple Tomatoes are prized for their sweet-forward flavor with lower acidity, making them ideal for: Thick fresh slices Caprese-style salads Tomato platters Sandwiches & burgers Garden-to-table dishes If you love sweet heirloom tomatoes with juicy flesh and bold color, this is one to try. Add More Color to Your Garden 🍅 Looking to build the ultimate tomato patch? Explore our full  Tomato Seed Collection Try more pepper companions in our Companion Seed Collection Or mix it up with Sungold Cherry Tomatoes for Sweet Snacking Note from a grower: "Wow, these were HUGE! Stunning color."