Not all pineapples taste the same. These four varieties each bring something different to the table, from sweetness to texture to color.
Florida Special
Florida Special is bred to thrive in local growing conditions, producing a classic, well-balanced sweet-tart pineapple that performs reliably in home gardens across the state.
Sugarloaf
Sugarloaf lives up to its name with exceptionally sweet, low-acid flesh and a white-yellow color. It's a favorite for anyone who finds standard pineapples too tart.
Elite Gold
Elite Gold produces a rich golden-fleshed fruit with a tropical, honey-like sweetness. It's one of the more ornamental varieties, with attractive foliage alongside great flavor.
White Jade
White Jade stands out for its pale, jade-white flesh and mild, sweet flavor with almost no tartness. It's a favorite for anyone growing pineapple as much for looks as for taste.
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