(T) Tomato Ananas seeds 0.1g (111107)
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(T) Tomato Ananas seeds 0.1g (111107)
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Tomato ‘Ananas’
Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum
Type: Tender Annual
Tomato ‘Ananas’ (Pineapple Tomato) is a stunning heirloom variety producing very large, golden-yellow fruits beautifully marbled with red. Known for its sweet, fruity flavour and low acidity, it’s a standout choice for slicing and fresh salads.
Plant Details
Type: Tender Annual
Height: 150–200cm (indeterminate / cordon type)
Spread: 45–75cm
Harvest: July – October
Position: Full sun, sheltered position
Growing Information
Sow: February – April under cover
Germination: 7–14 days at 18–22°C
Spacing: Plant 45–60cm apart
Care: Support with canes; pinch out side shoots regularly
Why You’ll Love It
Large, beautifully marbled fruits
Sweet, fruity, low-acid flavour
Impressive heirloom variety
Perfect for slicing & salads
Top Tip
Allow fruits to fully ripen on the vine for the best colour and richest flavour.
Perfect For
Greenhouses & polytunnels
Sunny sheltered outdoor spots
Gourmet salads
Homegrown heirloom collections
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What seeds are you after? I have quite extensive selection of seeds if you are stocking up for next season.
I can also source any additional type of seed if you have specific seed in mind.
Kind regards
Alexandra
🪻 UshMum
Seeds harvested this year generally begin reaching retailers from autumn onwards, with most new-season stock arriving throughout late autumn and winter. The timing varies depending on the variety and supplier.
I source seeds from several different suppliers, and germination rates have proven to be very high. Seeds are not always sold in the same year they are harvested; reputable suppliers store them under controlled conditions and test their germination. Therefore, the packet’s sow-by date and germination quality are usually more important than the harvest year.
If you specifically want the newest available batches for next season, late autumn or early winter would be the best time to check.
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