Main characteristics

• Name: Prunus persica ‘Harovin Rouge’
• Type: Yellow-fleshed nectarine, freestone (detached pit).

• Skin/appearance: Medium to dark red with a yellow background. Approximately 80% of the fruit is red (bright to dark red).

• Flesh: Yellow, firm, very aromatic, sweet with a good balance between sugar and acidity. Not fibrous.

• Fruit size: Medium to large.

• Harvest season: Around mid-August, according to sources.

hardiness, and requirements

• Hardiness/growing zone: Zones 5 to 8. Some nurseries indicate that it can be grown up to zone 5, which shows good cold tolerance for a nectarine.
• Exposure: Full sun recommended for good color, optimal ripening, and sweetness.

• Soil: Prefers well-drained, fertile, slightly acidic soil with constant moisture but no waterlogging.

• Pollination: Self-fertile—so a single tree can bear fruit. No need for a third pollinator, have one will increase yields

• Vigor/size at maturity: The tree can grow quite large (18-25′  high, 12-15′ wide.   it is often pruned to remain smaller for ease of harvesting.