A CLASSIC AMERICAN PEACH

REDHAVEN

Balanced sweetness. Firm flesh. Dependable summer flavor.

A proven favorite taking root at Pawnee Peaches, Redhaven is known for its beautiful red blush, firm yellow flesh and balanced sweet-tart flavor.

FRUIT TYPE

FREESTONE

FLESH

YELLOW

POLLINATION

SELF-FERTILE

BEST KNOWN FOR

BALANCED FLAVOR
Young Redhaven peach tree at Pawnee Peaches

A PROVEN ORCHARD FAVORITE

WHY WE PLANTED
REDHAVEN

Redhaven earned its place as one of America’s best-known peach varieties by combining dependable production, attractive fruit and excellent flavor. It is a peach with the kind of balance that works equally well fresh from the tree or in the kitchen.

Inside, the firm yellow flesh delivers a lively mix of sweetness and acidity. Its color, texture, versatility and earlier harvest window made it a natural fit for our Pawnee County orchard.

  • Classic sweet-tart peach flavor
  • Firm flesh that slices and preserves well
  • Attractive red blush over golden skin
  • An early-to-midseason orchard favorite

FROM TREE TO TABLE

ONE PEACH. PLENTY OF POSSIBILITIES.

Redhaven combines dependable firmness with the balanced flavor that makes it outstanding fresh, baked or preserved.

FRESH EATING

Juicy, aromatic and balanced enough to keep every bite bright and refreshing.

PIES & COBBLER

Firm yellow flesh holds its shape beautifully in cobblers, pies and other baked favorites.

JAMS & PRESERVES

Balanced acidity and dependable texture make it excellent for jam, preserves and canning.

SUMMER DESSERTS

Perfect for homemade ice cream, shortcakes, grilled peaches and simple sliced desserts.

BUILT FOR PEACH COUNTRY

GROWING REDHAVEN IN OKLAHOMA

Redhaven generally requires approximately 800–900 winter chill hours. That makes it a strong fit for much of Oklahoma where winters typically provide enough chilling for dependable spring bloom and fruit development.

WINTER REQUIREMENT

800–900 HOURS

Approximate winter chill requirement

TYPICAL BLOOM

EARLY SPRING

Timing varies with seasonal weather

HARVEST WINDOW

LATE JUNE–MID-JULY

Dependent on weather and location

TREE TYPE

SELF-FERTILE

No second variety is required

THE PEACH THAT SET A STANDARD

THE REDHAVEN LEGACY

Redhaven was introduced through the Michigan State University peach breeding program and became one of the most influential peach varieties grown in North America. Its dependable performance, attractive color and excellent eating quality helped it become an orchard standard.

For decades, growers have even used Redhaven’s ripening date as a reference point when describing the harvest timing of other peach varieties. Its long popularity reflects how well it performs from orchard to table.

PEACH QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

REDHAVEN FAQ

A quick look at the most common questions about this dependable early-season peach.

Redhaven peaches at Pawnee Peaches are expected to ripen from late June into mid-July. The exact harvest date can shift with spring temperatures, rainfall and other seasonal conditions.
Yes. Redhaven is generally considered freestone when fully ripe, although fruit picked early may cling more tightly to the pit.
Redhaven is known for dependable crops, attractive red-blushed fruit, firm texture and a balanced sweet-tart flavor.
They offer classic peach flavor with juicy yellow flesh and a pleasing balance of sweetness and acidity.
Yes. Their firm texture and balanced flavor make Redhaven peaches excellent for cobbler, pie, jam, preserves, canning and freezing.
No. Redhaven is self-fertile and can produce fruit without another peach variety planted nearby.

FOLLOW THIS VARIETY FROM BLOOM TO HARVEST

WATCH REDHAVEN GROW

Our orchard is still young, but every season brings us closer to baskets filled with early, tree-ripened Oklahoma peaches.