Grapefruit Marsh Dwarf – 25cm pot
This is a dwarf Grapefruit Marsh with a neat compact growth habit. The foliage is a lovely rich green which holds its colour all year round. Petite white fragrant blooms appear in mid to late Autumn. Following the blooms, large rounded golden fruits with thin skin develop. The flesh is a brilliant straw colour with no seeds, very juicy, excellent flavour! Harvest ripe fruits in mid-Winter, however, leaving the fruit to ripen even longer on the tree until Spring to Summer will result is a sweeter flavour. Depending on the climate this can affect the flesh colour, colder climates the fruit will have less red pigments. Ideal eaten fresh, in drinks or used in cooking. Fertilise Grapefruit Marsh throughout the peak growing seasons. Low water requirements through winter, however, keep the tree well-watered throughout Summer.

All Citrus will take up to 3 years to produce a harvestable crop. It isn’t uncommon in the first 12-18 months for the fruit to form on the tree but be undersize or lacking flavour. In the first 12 months the tree will be establishing its roots into the soil, the second year you should be establishing the framework of the tree and then in the third year, they should begin to crop. Uneven weather conditions can also affect the fruiting times, crops and yield.
Position: Full Sun
Height: 2m
Width: 2m

Garden Uses:

• Feature plant

• Food garden

• General Landscaping

Planting Tips:
Prepare the soil prior to planting. By mixing in a bag of well-aged animal manure or compost will help to condition and revitalise tired soils. If adding organic matter to your soil, make sure to blend the compost or animal manure with pre-existing soil, mixing/digging it together thoroughly. Once the soil has been prepare, dig a hole which is wider, but not deeper, than what the original size of the pot the plant has come in. Position the plant in the hole, backfill any gaps with the excess soil. Do not burry the graft of the plant. Give the plant a deep soaking of water to help settle the roots.

If planting into a pot make sure that the container chosen is large enough to accommodate the plant being planted. Never pot a plant into a container which is too small. Use a premium quality potting mix as this has all the added fertilisers and wetting agents required for having a healthy plant.

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