The variety represents a collection of morphologically similar types of Prunus domestica, common in Central and Western Europe. The plant is characterized by vigor and an upright crown shape. The variety is self-fertile and was historically often propagated by root suckers.
Fruits ripen in September, have an oblong shape and skin ranging from violet-blue to dark purple. The flesh is yellowish, firm and not very juicy, which makes the fruits suitable for culinary processing and baking. The plant is well adapted to moist and cold soils and possesses resistance to diseases.
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