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California Berry Cultivars · CBC016

ENESPT

Brisbane

Day-neutral • Flavor • Appearance • Fusarium resistant

Watsonville 2025 & 2026 average

Watsonville, California · Santa Maria, California

Key metrics — Watsonville 2025 & 2026 average · Open field

Season yield

2,993g / plant

2,749 in 2025 · 3,237 in 2026

From Aug 1

685g / plant

Late-season yield

Fruit size

30.3g / berry

23.5 g from Aug 1

Firmness

1.18lb / in²

Brisbane is the one people like to eat: it ranks near the top in taste tests, and it looks the part.

It’s a larger plant, with fruit firmness and size in line with other commercial day-neutrals.

Trial record · Watsonville, California

Watsonville, California, 2025 & 2026 average. Open field. Brisbane averaged 2,993 g per plant.

Show monthly numbers
Monthly yield and fruit size — Watsonville 2025 & 2026 average
MonthBrisbane · g / plantAlturas · g / plantBrisbane · g / berryAlturas · g / berry
Mar4169——
Apr28433938.542.9
May60660838.941.0
Jun80989329.635.3
Jul56780725.229.9
Aug39546724.627.9
Sep29128121.724.2

Cultivars in both seasons — Watsonville 2025 & 2026 average (g / plant)

CultivarSeason yieldYield from Aug 1Fruit sizeSize from Aug 1Firmness lb/in²
Alturas
3,463
74834.3 g26.5 g1.06
Carpinteria
3,194
79732.8 g24.1 g1.16
Brisbane (this cultivar)
2,993
68530.3 g23.5 g1.18

Growing Brisbane

Brisbane fruit
Brisbane in the field

Planting

Santa Maria: October 15–30. Salinas and Watsonville: October 25 – November 15.

Chill

Needs at least two weeks of supplemental chill to perform at its best.

Disease

Resistant to Fusarium; moderate resistance to Verticillium. Standard programs for powdery mildew, botrytis and mites.

Interested in Brisbane?

An open-access cultivar, available through California nurseries.

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