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AAC-Eden

A mid-season variety with excellent productivity. The canes are tall and thornless growth is strong. The fruits are excellent caliber, an average of 2 gr. Nova by more than fruit. Fruits are light-coloured, firm and sweet.

Outstanding shelf life

Patented variety

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Anne

Very productive variety with good hardiness. Fruit is very big, light yellow color and excellent flavor. Summer variety if canes are pruned in the fall or a fall fruiting variety if mowed down in the fall.

Large fruit

Outstanding flavor

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Double Gold

Very productive variety with good hardiness. Fruit is very big, light yellow color and excellent flavor. Summer variety if canes are pruned in the fall or a fall fruiting variety if mowed down in the fall.

Large fruit

Outstanding flavor

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Killarney

A mid-season variety with excellent hardiness and excellent productivity. The canes are spiny, tall with strong suckering. Raspberries are small, medium to light red, with good firmness and good flavour. Very popular variety for fresh market and freezing.

Robust variety

Adapted to organic growing

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Nova

A mid-late season variety with very good hardiness and very good productivity. The canes are very tall with little spines and good suckering. Raspberries are large, medium red with excellent firmness and good flavour. Resembles Festival but with more vigour and resistance to orange rust.

Very good productivity

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Prélude

Early variety with good hardiness, that set fruit occasionally on the primocanes (1st year growth). Canes are vigorous and bear few spines. The berries are round shaped and red to dark red with a good firmness and good taste.

Earlier than the Boyne

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