Glohaven Peach
Glohaven Peach
Prunus persica 'Glohaven'
The Glohaven peach is a large, nearly round, uniform peach with very little fuzz. Its skin color is mostly red with a goldn background. The flesh is yellow and is a favorite for canning and freezing because it resists browning. Tree is vigorous, productive and hardy. It ripens right on the heels of Redhaven.
Height10-14 Feet
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Spread10-14 Feet
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USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8
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Prunus persica 'Glohaven' Homeowner Growing and Maintenance TipsAlmost all peaches are self-fertile and require no pollinators. They will set heavy crops on single trees, which need heavy and aggressive thinning early in the season for best fruit size. Maintain good vigor in peaches by pruning every year, and fertilizing moderately. Aim for 1-3 feet of new growth a year. Fertilize early in the season, so that growth is well hardened off before fall and winter cold weather.
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A Little History about Glohaven PeachAll of the "Haven" peaches were bred in Michigan by the famous Dr. Stanley Johnston, who Grandpa knew and respected. Grandpa said that if it hadn't been for Stanley, he probably never would have raised as many peaches as he did. Grandpa always considered himself a "peach" grower, rather than an "apple" grower.
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Prunus persica 'Glohaven' Characteristics & Attributes
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Bloom Character
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Disease Resistance
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Bacterial spot tolerant |
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Fruit Characteristics
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Very large fruit |
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Freestone |
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Growth Rate/Habit
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Average vigor |
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Early to bear |
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Very productive |
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Spreading habit |
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Harvest Period
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Other Attributes
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Site Requirements
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Full Sun |
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Winter hardy |
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Skill Required
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Uses
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Canning or freezing |
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High dessert quality |
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Cooking or baking |
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Good for pies |
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