Rubus idaeus L. Red raspberry · Fruit crops · bred by Thompson Ellen
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10 August 2026
The plant has high growth vigor and forms a large number of shoots. Fruiting occurs on current-season canes. The variety is adapted to the conditions of the Central Coast of California.
The berries have a broad-conical shape, a firm structure, and a light-red color that does not darken during cold storage. The taste is characterized by low acidity. The fruit detaches easily from the receptacle, which facilitates harvesting.
The variety is susceptible to yellow rust and shows moderate resistance to root rot. It is intended exclusively for the fresh market due to good transportability and the ability to maintain marketability for a long time.
The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.
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