If you're thinking of adding a citrus tree to your home garden, understanding grapefruit tree size is important for planning your space, ensuring healthy growth, and bountiful harvests. Grapefruit trees are both attractive and productive, often standing out as statement pieces in many Kiwi backyards. Whether you're interested in growing your own fruit or simply want a beautiful evergreen, the space required and the mature size of grapefruit varieties can affect where and how you plant them.

Grapefruit 'Cutlers Red' produces good yields of large, deep orange, juicy fruit from winter through spring. The rind is thick but easily peeled. It grows densely with glossy, dark green leaves, reaching a height of about 3 m and a width of the same. Grapefruit 'Cutlers Red' is commonly grown for fruit production, but also makes a lovely addition to a mixed planting and can be maintained in a large container.
From $343.89

Grapefruit 'Golden Special' is one of the most popular grapefruit varieties due to its large, juicy fruit, which is mostly seedless. The fruit ripens from winter through spring and is used as a breakfast fruit, for juicing, or made into marmalade. This evergreen typically grows to 3 m tall and the same wide, and can be trimmed as necessary. Grapefruit Golden Special is commonly grown for fruit production, but also makes a lovely addition to a mixed planting and can be maintained in a large container.
From $49.88
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