10 August 2026
The variety belongs to summer-fruiting raspberry types with a ripening period from July to August. The bushes reach a height of 2 meters and have a small number of long, thick, and slightly drooping canes. The bark on the lower part of the canes is prone to peeling, and there are few medium-sized, almost black thorns on the canes themselves.
The fruits are large, heart-shaped, distinguished by their taste and aroma, and have a dark red color. The variety shows resistance to cane diseases and is used in scientific research on in vitro propagation methods. It is suitable for fresh consumption and various types of culinary processing.
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