The variety was obtained by crossing Solo x (Jerseyland x Mayflower). The fruits are of the semi-freestone type, in which the stone does not separate completely from the flesh. The skin of the fruit has a dull yellow ground color with a red blush covering 40 to 70% of the surface. In some cases, splitting of the stone in the fruit is possible.
The plant has large pink flowers; the flowering period begins 1–3 days after the Elberta variety. The variety demonstrates resistance to bacterial spot of leaves and fruit. In scientific literature, the variety is studied in the context of flower bud cold hardiness and frost protection methods.
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