Red Haven
ActivePrunus persica (L.) Batsch · Peach
Stat Exp South Haven (US)
10 August 2026
The variety is classified as late-maturing and belongs to a group of American-bred varieties with the prefix Merrill in their names. At present, it is recognized as little-known or obsolete.
Detailed morphological and economic characteristics of the variety are absent in open publications, including descriptions of fruit quality, plant parameters, and disease resistance indicators.
1 jurisdiction
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Nearby in the species list Merrill Fiesta, Merrill Fortyniner, Merrill Franciscan, Merrill Gem, Merrill Gem Free, MERRILL GOLDRUSH, Merrill Hale, MERRILL HARMONY, Merrill June, MERRILL PACIFICA, Merrill Sundance, MERRILL X, Merspri, Mesembrine, Messapia, Mesta, METAUG, METBER, METMAY, Meydicte