Bushes are characterized as vigorous and dense, with dark green leaves. Flowering occurs at mid to late times, usually at the end of April. The variety is distinguished by high shoot regeneration capacity and disease resistance.
Berries are large, dark red, shiny, and gathered in racemes of medium or large length. The variety is suitable for industrial cultivation, including as hedgerows, as well as for home gardens. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, juice production, and culinary processing.
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St. Anna-BeereprimaryQZ
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