Unknown, probably Western European variety, found in a backyard garden, recognized as good because: the earliest ripening time, the bush is large with thick, slightly spreading, strongly thorny branches that regenerate well, but the berries are very large, dark yellow with greenish veins, sweet, tasty, buyers love them. Dessert variety. Susceptible to powdery mildew. So far, we have not found anything equal, so despite several negative characteristics, we continue to grow it.