Canadian variety with an improved taste from the University of Saskatchewan. Variety ideal for plantations.

Origin: University of Saskatchewan, 2007.
Vigour: Height 130 cm, width 120 cm, moderate growth, compact shrub
Fruits: average weight 1.4 g, round-oval, elongated, sweet-sour to sweet taste. Sugar content 11°Brix. Fruits hard and tender. Dry petiole scar. Fruit suitable for freezing, baking, direct consumption. Good for transport.
Harvest season: second half of May. Mechanical and hand harvest, berries have a moderate tendency to shake.
Yield: average harvest from shrub 4 kg, max 4.5 kg. Average harvest per hectare 13.2 t/ha, max. 14.9 t/ha.
Disease resistance: No susceptibility to pests and diseases has been observed.
Frost hardiness: completely hardy, even blooming flowers withstand frost -7°С
Special notes: to get a good harvest, it is recommended to plant different varieties next to each other, cross-pollination possible. Recommended variety is Aurora.