The variety belongs to the historical assortment of English breeding. In mid-19th century literature, it was described as a productive variety that ripens earlier than the 'Warrington' variety.
The berries are characterized as small in size, but possessing a pronounced aroma and high flavor quality. Detailed morphological characteristics of the plant are absent in the sources.
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