Very old heritage dating from before 1900, improved by the University of Arkansas, registered in the GNIS.

Pink fruit, from 150 to 300 grams, of appreciably flattened and swollen shape in high part joined in bunch of 4/5 units.

Depression at the deep peduncular attachment, trace of umbilicus marked by a point or a line, flower with 8 sepals.

Juicy flesh with a complex flavor.

Good resistance to diseases and cracking, well adapted to hot and humid regions.