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    Haden

    ‘Haden’ originated in Florida and is a vigorous tree with a spreading canopy (Campbell, 1992; Knight et al., 2009). The fruit is monoembryonic, the peel is bright yellow with a deep crimson or red blush and numerous large yellow dots, 510-680 g. The pulp is moderately fibrous, deep yellow, with a week pleasant aroma, with a rich good to excellent flavor. ‘Haden’ is an early to midseason cultivar.

    'Haden' phenology
    Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
    Dormant to panicle emergence Panicle emergence, flowering, fruit set Fruit development Harvest Flushing, pruning>flushing, semi-dormant Semi-dormant to dormant

    The pulp is moderately fibrous, deep yellow, with a week pleasant aroma, with a rich good to excellent flavor.
    Mango Phenology - Haden 1 - Photo credits: JH Crane
    Mango Phenology - Haden 2 - Photo credits: JH Crane
    Mango Phenology - Haden 3 - Photo credits: Ian Maguire

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