The variety is late-ripening and forms a medium-sized, densely growing bush reaching a height and width of 1–1.5 m. Fruiting occurs primarily on two-year-old wood.
The red berries have a sweet-and-sour taste. The variety is suitable for fresh consumption, making jam, juices, and desserts, and can also be used for ornamental purposes.
The plant is known as a significant breeding material; in particular, it was used in the development of the Rovada variety.
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HEINEMANN'S ROTE SPÄTLESEprimaryNL, QZ
Heinemanns Rote SpätleseQZ, SI
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