Marsh Grapefruit – 200mm Pot

Description

(Citrus x paradisi)

Being a parent of the Red Grapefruit, the Marsh Grapefruit has very similar qualities, but rather than having pink flesh, a Marsh grapefruit’s flesh is yellow. It’s a good, strong growing tree that can get up to 5m tall in ideal conditions, though it can be pruned to shape and kept around the 2m mark for easier maintenance and harvesting. It also has a nice, compact growth habit with attractive glossy green, wide leaves and it fruits abundantly during the winter.

Marsh grapefruits can be eaten straight from the tree, have a relatively thin skin and tend to be a bit sweeter than other traditional yellow grapefruit varieties which makes them a popular option. The fruit is nearly seedless, though can still have some once in a while.

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