Akkord

Black currant of the 'Accord' variety is a medium-sized, weakly spreading bush with thick, straight canes of raspberry color and medium-sized green leaves. This variety was bred at the Sverdlovsk Station of Horticulture Selection by crossing the 'GAZ-6–195' and 'Primorsky Giant' varieties and is recommended for cultivation in the Urals region.

The berries of the 'Accord' variety are round in shape and have an average weight of about 1.3–1.5 grams, with individual fruits reaching a mass of up to 2.3 grams. They have a sweet-and-sour taste with a refreshing aroma and a high vitamin C content, making them not only tasty but also healthy.

The variety is distinguished by its high winter hardiness, as well as drought and heat resistance. Additionally, 'Accord' has good disease and pest resistance, including to the bud mite, which ensures a stable yield that, according to test data, reaches 84.5 centners per hectare.