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Re: Pineapples in fruit
Does anyone know the variety that they have at McKee Gardens in Vero Beach, FL? I was sorely tempted to liberate a pup earlier in the summer, but was a good boy. They had long, toothed, green leaves and lovely bright pink fruit about a month or so ago.
I have 1 "grocery store", 2 of some sort of red (leaves are red, fruit is supposed to be red but only had these 6 months), and 2 sugar loaf.
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