Can you identify this stripey pear?
labradors_gw
10 years ago
I bought these tomatoes from a store that were selling them from a local hydroponic farm. They were labelled as "zebra". They are almost ripe and are 2" long by 1.5".
Does anyone recognize them? I'd love to have some info as to whether it is worth saving the seeds.
Thanks
Linda
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