Rubus idaeus L. Red raspberry · Fruit crops · bred by Stat Scottland (GB)
also searched as: глен клова
10 August 2026
Early-maturing variety; fruiting begins in July. Plants have high vigor and shoot-forming ability. There is a small number of spines on the stems.
Berries are red in color, characterized by small size, firm flesh, juiciness, and aroma. The variety is distinguished by high yield and good disease resistance. Due to fruit firmness, the variety is suitable for long-term storage and freezing.
3 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ FRM45
№ 0091504
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