The cultivar has a drooping habit and dark green foliage with a flattened or furrowed surface. Genetically, it is the result of crossing the Senga Pantagruela and Tufts cultivars.
The berries are medium-sized, bright red in color with firm, deep red flesh. The cultivar is distinguished by good taste qualities and resistance to transportation.
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