Fruits ripen in the first half of September, possess sweet flesh with a spicy flavor and a stone that separates easily. The variety is intended for cultivation in private gardens and for fresh consumption.
The plant is demanding of soil fertility and prefers slightly alkaline soils; on poor sandy soils, the tree may degrade. For cross-pollination, the presence of other early-flowering plum varieties, such as Ave, Edinburgh or Emma Leppermann, is required.
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