Harmony

The 'Harmony' raspberry variety is a highly productive and stress-tolerant variety developed at the Nikitsky Botanical Garden. It features attractive berries with a sweet-and-sour taste and a medium yield of about 208 c/ha. This variety was created to support domestic fruit growing and possesses comprehensive resistance to adverse conditions.

Furthermore, the 'Harmony' variety is characterized by medium-sized, compact bushes with dense, deep green leaves and sturdy flowering stems. Fruiting continues from July to November, allowing for up to four harvests per season. Berries have a conical shape, light red or deep red color with a glossy surface, weighing from 20 to 50 grams depending on agro-technology. The flesh is juicy, moderately firm, with a pronounced strawberry aroma and a balanced taste with a slight tartness.

The variety is highly resistant to major diseases, including fungal infections, as well as pests. Berries withstand long-distance transport well due to their dense structure and do not crack after rains. 'Harmony' is suitable for cultivation on small plots as well as for commercial use. Berries are well-preserved when frozen, retaining their shape and taste after thawing, making the variety universal and easy to care for and harvest.