10 August 2026
The tree is characterized by its compact size, reaching 3–4 meters in height. The variety is adapted to severe climatic conditions, belonging to USDA hardiness zone 4.
The fruits have a golden color and orange flesh with a freestone pit. The flavor of the fruits is sweet and mild, making them suitable both for fresh consumption and for various types of culinary processing.
The variety is not self-fertile and requires a pollinator partner, which is usually the Moongold variety, which blooms during the same period.
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