The variety is autochthonous and is traditionally grown in Tuscany. It is listed in official Italian registers as a genetic resource of interest for the conservation of agrobiodiversity.
The fruits of the variety are used primarily for fresh consumption and are also suitable for making jams and preserves. The plants have moderate vigor and a relatively early flowering phase, which makes them sensitive to late spring frosts.
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