Are you sure it said 2" across?

Since it's a pear, and they're taller/longer than they are wide/across, I'd think that the normal measurement would be length/height, rather than width.

I just checked Tatiana's database, and they say "2 inches" (twice) and also "2 inches long." No mention of width.

Here is a link that might be useful: http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Black_Plum

I raised these last year, and none got much bigger than 2" in length. I thought the flavor was somewhat insipid, so I don't have any this year.

I tried them once also. Note I said "once"--blech! But I don't want to "dis" your tomatoes, since you've said they are in the ground already. To answer your question--they were about the size of supermarket romas. Hope they taste much better for you!

Carla in Sac

Thanks. Someone sent me a few seeds, and I only have two plants, and one isn't producing. If they are too bad, I'll just pick them green and use them to make green tomato pickles.

Black Pear and Black Plum are two different varieties.

Oops. Mea culpa!