The variety matures 5 days after Harlayne. The fruits have an orange color with a 30% red blush; the flesh is characterized by high firmness. The variety belongs to the Har- series, developed at the Harrow Research Station.
The tree is self-fertile and demonstrates resistance to a number of diseases, however, it shows susceptibility to brown rot. The variety is adapted for cultivation in the conditions of central Texas and has genetic roots in European breeding lines.
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