The variety is a product of the University of California breeding program, with the variety Albritton involved in its genetic background. Plants have a large habit, exceeding the variety Tioga in size, while the leaf blade size is comparable to this standard.
The variety belongs to the early category, second only to the variety Douglas in terms of ripening time. The fruits are red in color, the flesh is firm, sometimes with a pinkish tint in the center. The variety is intended for commercial use, combining high yield with the resistance of the berries to long-distance transportation.
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