10 August 2026
The plant has long shoots. Small pink flowers form on it, which actively attract pollinating insects, in particular bees and bumblebees.
The variety is sometimes confused with the Japanese raspberry, however, it differs from it in the growth habit of the shoots and the size of the fruits. Detailed agronomic descriptions, including exact indicators of yield or disease resistance, are absent in available materials.
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