The bushes are loose and moderately raised. In the first years it grows less, in the next - quite strongly (up to 210cm)( 7ft). Young shoots are thick andrigid with a distinct red color.

Young leaves are large, with a characteristic red color. Fully developed leaves are very large, elliptical and thick. It blooms late; therefore the flowers are not damaged by the May frosts.

This variety offers one of the larger fruits, spherical with intense wax coating, growing on long stalks; clusters with a few fruits are loose, therefore they easily color evenly. Very tasty.!

Growth and crops are dependent on the location. Spartan needs soil rich with rot and high humidity. It grows best in light soils; it is not tolerant to errors in fertilizing.

It is fruitful and ripens earlier than Bluecrop by 4 to 7 days. It has sufficient resistance to frost and the late flowering season protects against getting frozen. This is one of the most valuable varieties for amateur and market planting.