The variety belongs to the European-type gooseberry, which historically became widespread in North America. The plant's bush is characterized by a compact growth habit, making it potentially suitable for container cultivation.
The fruits of the variety are large, green, and possess good taste qualities. A feature of the plant is the presence of a certain resistance to powdery mildew. Historical publications noted difficulties with the propagation of this variety, which is why it was less common than other popular varieties.
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