Golden Special Grapefruit Tree

Golden Special grapefruit tree is a delicious and versatile grapefruit that's easy to grow and care for.

Unlike traditional grapefruits, the Golden Special Grapefruit tree boasts a balanced sweetness with a mild tang, making it a more palatable option for many. Known for its ease of peeling and relatively few seeds, the golden Special Grapefruit is a hybrid of the Marsh Seedless grapefruit and the Duncan grapefruit. The tree was developed in New Zealand in the 1930s. The Golden Special grapefruit is a subtropical fruit and requires a warm, sunny climate. It will not do well in areas that experience heavy frost.

The fruit can grow up to 5 inches in diameter and provides an abundance of juice. Golden Special grapefruit fruit has a deep yellow, thin, easy peel skin. The flesh is an orange colour and typically contains fewer seeds compared to other grapefruits, making it more enjoyable to eat. The Golden Special tree exhibits healthy and robust growth, reaching a mature size of around 3-4 meters tall and 2.5-3 meters wide.