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Peach - Redhaven
Prunus 'Halehaven' x 'Kalhaven'
Simply delectable! Redhaven Peaches have phenomenal quality, and the standard by which all other peaches are compared. Grow large yields of these yellow fleshed, medium-sized peaches that mature early. These trees are exceptionally hardy. Best for fresh eating, pies, cooking, and freezing. Blooms late to avoid spring frosts. Semi-freestone.
Self-pollinating, but best yields when planted near another variety.
800-950 chill hours.
✨NCSU extension recommends growing Redhaven Peach trees in NC.
🛡️Natural Disease Resistance: Resistant to flesh browning, moderate resistance to bacterial spot and leaf curl.
🌞Sunlight - best peach production in full sunlight (6-8 hours of direct sunlight).
Zones 5-9, cold hardy down to -20F.
💚Plant Nerd: Site these plants where they will have excellent soil drainage and air flow all around. Avoid frost pockets, down in the bottom of a holler or valley, if possible.
Redhaven Peach trees were originially bred by Dr. Stanley Johnston at Michigan State University. They were released in 1940 and completely revolutionized the Peach growing industry on the east coast. To this day, these are one of the most widely grown peaches in the USA.
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