Full Flat of Peaches ( 6 x 3L Baskets )

Redhaven peaches are a popular, freestone peach variety known for their juicy, sweet flavor with yellow flesh and a red blush over yellow skin. They are highly productive, hardy, and resistant to bacterial spot and leaf spot, making them an excellent choice for canning, freezing, and eating fresh. The trees are self-fertile, producing showy pink flowers in the spring and ripening fruit in mid-to-late summer, often starting in late July.
 
Fruit Characteristics
Appearance:
The fruit has a yellow background with a beautiful red blush, and its flesh is yellow with red near the pit. 
Stone:
Redhaven is a freestone variety, meaning the flesh separates easily from the pit. 
Flavor & Texture:
Redhaven peaches are renowned for their exceptional, sweet, and rich flavor, with firm, creamy yellow flesh that is juicy and fine-grained. 
Tree Characteristics
Hardiness & Productivity: The tree is very hardy, vigorous, and a heavy producer, making it a standard for many growers. 
Disease Resistance: It shows good resistance to bacterial spot and leaf spot. 
Blooming: The tree produces profuse, fragrant pink flowers in the spring. 
Self-Pollinating: Redhaven is a self-fertile variety, suitable for small gardens and backyards. 
Growing & Harvesting
Growing Season:
Fruit ripens in mid-to-late summer, with many sources listing late July to mid-August as the typical harvest period. 
Climate Requirements:
The tree requires full sun and performs best in USDA hardiness zones 5-8, with an 800–900 hour chill requirement for proper bud break. 
Care:
Regular pruning and thinning are recommended to maintain tree health and encourage bountiful harvests. 
Uses:
The fruit is excellent for eating fresh and is a standard for canning, freezing, and bakin