Rubus L. subg. Rubus Blackberry · Fruit crops · bred by John Reuben Clark, USA
also searched as: каддо
10 August 2026
The variety is a descendant of APF-45 and Ark. 2108T lines. The bush is vigorous, with upright or slightly arching thornless canes. Fruiting occurs on second-year canes; ripening time is medium-early.
Berries have an oblong-conical shape, a weight of 7–10 g, and a deep black color with a glossy finish. The fruits are characterized by a firm structure, which allows them to be stored for up to two weeks. The plant exhibits resistance to anthracnose and leaf rust, and also retains its foliage after harvest.
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