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Grapes Brighton

Description Grapes Brighton

A hybrid between the species Vitis grape Vitis vinifera and labruska obtained in 1872. D . Moore in Brighton (New York, USA) by crossing varieties of Diana and HamburgConcord . It ripens in early September . The leaves are medium and large, weakly or moderately dissected, with three on the bottom side of the sheet has tomentose pubescence . Cherenkov open recess, or lancet arch . Flower female . Bunch medium or large, conical, often winged, loose and dense . Berry medium and large,rounded, sometimes slightly oval, light and dark red . The flesh is tender, taste like European varieties, the berries of excellent quality, but at the ripe acquire Isabella flavor . Grade frost . Can not be cultivated in a covering culture . The strength of growth of bushes large . Maturing shoots good . Resistance to mildew Brightonweak . Productivity is high . Used for fresh consumption .

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Berry
Dimensions	medium and large
Form	rounded, sometimes slightly oval
Color	light and dark red
Flesh	tender
Bunches
Density	loose and dense
Size	medium or large
Form	conical, often winged
Bush
Leaves	medium and large, weak or moderately dissected, three-lobed
Flower	Women's
Strength of growth	large
Hairs on the lower surface of the sheet	Felt
Description
Group	Hybrid
Manufacturer	D . Moore
Stability	to mildew weak
Synonym	Trask, Royal Rose (Royal Rose)
Crossing	Diana Hamburg x Concord
Frost	resistant
Country of origin	USA
Features farming
Matures	in early September
Cultivated	not in a covering culture
Productivity
During the growing season	high
Shoots
Aging shoots	good
The record sheet
Chereshkovaya recess	open, or lancet arch

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