Seed size is larger than Arapaho and Navaho. Fruit size is twice as large as Navaho, and yields are high. Bloom date is between that of Navaho and Arapaho, and ripening date is later than both varieties but more concentrated. Vigor, health, erectness of cane, and cold hardiness exceed that of Arapaho and Navaho. Arapaho - Canes are thornless, erect, and self supporting.
Fruit is medium sized, short and conical, bright glossy black with small seeds and medium yields.
Sugar content and shelf life are less than Navaho but greater than Shawnee. Ripens about 11 days before Navaho, and harvest period is 4 weeks. Hardy in all areas of Mississippi. Plants readily reproduce from roots. Navaho - Canes are thornless, erect, and self supporting.