10 August 2026
The variety belongs to early blackberries. The plant has an upright or semi-upright shoot growth habit, and the harvest ripening process proceeds quite dynamically, over approximately two weeks.
The berries of the variety are distinguished by their large size and firm consistency. The flavor qualities are described as rich and sweet. Traditionally, the variety was used both for personal cultivation in home gardens and as a commercial crop.
Historically, the variety is known as a reliable, productive blackberry. In technical documentation, the variety is classified as a blackberry; there is no data on the existence of a raspberry variety under this name.
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