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Glen Rosa

Parentage: Derived from a complex cross involving Glen Prosen and Meeker.
Season: Mid-season cropping variety and is 7 - 8 days later than Glen Clova in Scotland with a slightly longer harvesting period. In more southerly locations, the 50% picking date is some 10 days after Glen Clova.
Plant Habit: Spine-free and very uptight canes with good vigour and red colouration and hairs. Excellent fruit presentation. Produced good samples in mechanical machine harvesting trials at SCRI.
Fruit Quality: Bright red tough fruit with excellent shelf life.
Pest and Disease Tolerance: Carries gene H that provides resistance to spur blight and cane botrytis. Carries gene A10, conferring resistance to most strains of aphid virus vector Amphorophora idaei. Resistant to Raspberry bushy dwarf virus. Susceptible to cane spot and raspberry root rot.
Fruit Size: 3 - 5 g

Glen Rosa