An early-ripening variety; berries ripen in early July. The bush is vigorous, compact or medium-width, with strong branches. Shoots have light brown bark and medium-sized thorns arranged in groups of 1–2.
Berries are large or very large, round-oval or ovoid in shape. Fruits are hairless; upon ripening, they turn dark red or purple, sometimes with a light waxy bloom. The taste of the berries is sweet and sour, juicy and aromatic.
A variety for universal use; fruits remain on the bush for a long time after ripening. The plant is characterized by high resistance to American powdery mildew and good winter hardiness.
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