The variety is the result of crossing the forms Fairfax, Lupton, Aberdeen, and Pathfinder. Plants of this variety are distinguished by vigorous growth and robust development.
The fruits have a short conical shape, bright-red color, and a pronounced gloss. The surface of the berries is covered with large, clearly visible seeds. When partially ripe, the flesh is unevenly colored with white patches; the flavor is moderately sweet upon reaching maturity.
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