Dormant canes are light brown with a grey bloom, spiny particularly at the base. Canes arch over into the rows and can be damaged by tractors and pickers unless wired up. Susceptible to Raspberry Bushy Dwarf Virus and root rot has been noted in wet sites. Seed from crosses made in British Columbia. Fruit laterals are of medium length, strongly attached and bear 10 to 20 fruit per lateral.
Plants are slow to establish and have low to medium numbers of medium strength, upright canes.
Forms a moderately open bush. Dormant canes are medium red-brown with bloom, and have few spines except a spiny base. No Raspberry Bushy Dwarf Virus infected plants have been found, despite long term exposure to the virus. Fruit laterals have strong attachment, and are long with high fruit numbers. Fruit separated easily from the receptacle.