The variety is historical and traditional, noted for its hardiness and winter hardiness. The trees have moderate vigor and are capable of fruiting as standard trees.
The fruits have orange flesh and a sweet taste. A distinctive feature is the sweet seed kernel, which resembles a hazelnut in taste. At the same time, the fruits are characterized by non-uniformity in size and a tendency toward uneven ripening.
The variety is of the dessert type and is used for both fresh consumption and processing into jams, preserves, and for use in baking.
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