It's not abnormal for some plants to be hairy. I dont recall specifically if most yellow pears do or dont. I just know there are many different plant habits, fruit variations and sizes to Yellow Pear. SO it may not be unusual for that Yellow Pear that you have.

I have a leaf scan of yellow pear. I'll paste in the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tomata leaf Scans

thanks for the link trudi but none of my plants look like your picture the one is a very broad leaf and the other is very narrow i'll try to get some pictures of them

You may have some entirely different plants from your seeds...perhaps a few stray seeds were in the packet. I think it's serendipitous; grow them out to see what you get.

Jesse,

If your Yellow Pear leaves look anything like the foliage in these pictures ... I seriously would like some of the seeds. This is the only cherry tomato I've found with Silvery Fir Tree type foliage ... only finer textured.

Bill

hoosiercherokee,
thats very close to what they look like i let you know how they turn out

update in my first post i should have said that they were saved seeds grown at the same time as the other plants. the plant with the leaves with the fine texture have set fruit they are pear shaped and are still green. the other plant that i planted is a monster 3 times the size of the other loaded with flowers but no fruit set. the second plant looks like it may be a hybrid cant wait to see what happens. all the plants i gave away are doing fine but none have fruit set.