10 August 2026
The plant has long trailing or arching canes that often require trellising. The canes are covered in thorns; propagation occurs mainly by rooting of the cane tips.
The berries are large, firm, and bright red with a translucent tint. They resemble raspberries in shape; the berry separates from the receptacle when picked.
A summer-bearing variety, resistant to heat, drought, and high humidity, with good disease resistance. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, making jams, and desserts.
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