Very little information is available on this heirloom variety from Bulgaria, some even doubt its authenticity as they do not have enough traceability. According to TatianaTomatoBase who often serves as a reference for me, this variety takes its name from the town of Hays in the province of Alberta in Canada. In fact, this old variety lost its original name a long time ago and was named Hay's Tomato because Jeffrey Casey, owner of Casey's Heirloom Tomatoes, which has been distributing it commercially since 2010, took the seed from a Hays resident, Bob Ponting.

Large, more or less heart-shaped pink fruit weighing 200 to 400 grams.

Beefy flesh with a creamy texture. Balanced, tasty and sweet flavour.