10 August 2026
The plant forms a dense, wide, upright crown and reaches a height of 3–5 meters. The leaves are large, broadly ovate, dark green, and turn yellowish-brown in autumn.
The fruits are large, elongated-cylindrical in shape, and gathered in clusters of 5–12 pieces. The shell is of medium density, brown with a bronze tint, the kernel completely fills it and has a sweet taste. The variety is partially self-fertile and requires cross-pollination to increase yield.
Crop ripening occurs from mid-September. The shrub is characterized by resistance to drought and wind, and withstands temperature drops down to -22°C. It prefers sunny areas or partial shade with fertile soils without a high water table.
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