Rubus idaeus L. Red raspberry · Fruit crops · bred by Marionnet SCEA (FR)
also searched as: чамборд
10 August 2026
Plants are distinguished by high growth vigor, canes have small thorns. A characteristic feature is flowering at the ends of the shoots, which leads to their drooping. The variety is of the remontant type, potentially capable of producing two harvests per season.
Berries are short-conical in shape, average fruit weight is 4.5–5 g. Fruits are light orange-red in color, possess high firmness and do not darken after harvest, maintaining marketability for a week. The variety is resistant to major raspberry diseases and pests.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 4053750
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