SJR941-5

The major characteristics of this selection are the firmness, large fruit size and long shelf life at room temperature (20°C)

Description: Late summer-fruiting selection. Young shoots have a very sparse sprinkling of purplish-brown, medium-sized prickles. New shoots are sparsely covered with bloom wax over the lower two thirds or their length while the topmost is bare, displaying a semi-erect habit The leaves are moderately rough-surfaced between veins and are light green in color; they usually have 3 leaflets. Flowering season on shoots from the previous year is late; the flowers are quite small. Fruit-bearing branches are of moderate length. The fruits are dull medium red in color, quite large, quite firm, longer than broad, quite hairy and easily detachable from their receptacle. Important characteristics: Sugar content of the fruit is comparable to that of "Festival" but greater than Boyne, Killarney and Nova varieties. Fruit firmness is better than Boyne, Festival, Killarney and Nova varieties. At 20°C, like SJR944-2 and SJR942-7, the fruits keep well, retaining their shape and remaining firm for a substantial length of time Looses little or no juice after several day of storage at room temperature.	Boyne
	Festival
	Killarney
	Nova