A mid-season variety with pubescent, oval-shaped red berries. Fructification occurs primarily on the previous year's shoots. The plant is characterized by a spreading bush habit and high growth vigor.
Historical descriptions note the variety's low susceptibility to powdery mildew. In modern classifications, the variety is categorized as an exhibition type, which is typical for old European large-fruited gooseberry forms.
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