A perennial hermaphrodite deciduous herb. It grows 0.1-0.5m high.
Everbearing cultivar adapted to Kent, Great Britain. Origin: Hargreaves Plants, Spalding, Lincolnshire, UK, by D.W. Simpson, East Malling, UK, A.B. Whitehouse, Maidstone, UK, and A.W. Johnson, Rochester, UK. Diamante × DNBL205; selected in East Malling, 2006; tested as EMR428; USPP 24,512; 3 June 2014. Tree: vigor medium; stolons plentiful, 25 daughter plants; yield medium, 839 g/plant; semi-erect; flowers above canopy, fruiting trusses semi-erect; resistance to Phytophthora crown rot and Verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae) moderate. Fruit: glossy red (RHS 44A); large, 22.8 g; cordate; red orange (RHS 35A) and light red (RHS 36A) flesh; flavor excellent, 7.5% SS; calyx mid-sized, spreading; achenes below surface.