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WILD BILL'S OLD TIMEY. A treasured family heirloom from Virginia, this time-tested variety is valued for its resilience and excellent productivity. The indeterminate plants are vigorous, with strong stems and well-foliaged shoots, reaching 1.2-1.5 m in height. They tolerate weather fluctuations with ease and show outstanding resistance to major tomato diseases. A mid-season variety, it begins producing its first ripe fruits by the middle of the growing season. Fruits are large—200 to 500 g—round, very meaty and juicy, featuring a distinctive bicolor appearance.
A sunny yellow base accented by a vivid raspberry-red “cap” and fine rays that create a striking marbled glow when sliced. The flesh is dense and sugary with few seeds, offering a rich, well-balanced flavor where natural sweetness blends beautifully with a hint of fruitiness—highly prized by gourmets and lovers of fresh salads. Perfect for fresh eating, slicing into salads, or making sauces and juices. Thanks to the firm flesh and attractive coloration, the fruits maintain their market appeal even after transport, while the plant’s disease resistance makes this variety a reliable choice for both home collections and commercial cultivation.