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Grapefruit Trees

Bright, juicy citrus for fresh eating and backyard harvests.

Shop grapefruit trees for Bay Area gardens—known for big, fragrant blossoms, glossy evergreen foliage, and sweet-tart fruit that’s great fresh, juiced, or in salads. Grapefruit typically performs best in full sun with well-drained soil and consistent watering during establishment. Many varieties ripen from winter into spring, giving you an off-season citrus harvest when other fruit is scarce. Choose the right rootstock and variety for your microclimate, then protect young trees during cold snaps for stronger long-term production.

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  • Oro Blanco Grapefruit

    Oro Blanco Grapefruit

    Oro Blanco Grapefruit

  • Star Ruby Grapefruit

    Star Ruby Grapefruit

    Star Ruby Grapefruit

  • Rio Red Grapefruit

    Rio Red Grapefruit

    Rio Red Grapefruit

  • Flame Grapefruit

    Flame Grapefruit

    Flame Grapefruit

Frequently asked questions

Do grapefruit trees grow well in the Bay Area?
Yes—most Bay Area locations can grow grapefruit with full sun, wind protection, and good drainage. Warmer microclimates produce sweeter fruit.

How much sun does a grapefruit tree need?
Aim for 6–8+ hours of direct sun daily for best flowering, fruit set, and flavor.

When do grapefruits ripen in California?
Many varieties ripen in winter through spring. Fruit can often hang on the tree for extended picking windows.

How often should I water after planting?
Water deeply and regularly for the first 8–12 weeks, then transition to deep, less frequent irrigation. Avoid constantly wet soil.

Do I need two grapefruit trees for fruit?
No. Grapefruit trees are typically self-fertile, though pollinators can improve set.

Is grapefruit cold hardy?
Moderately. Young trees are more sensitive—use frost cloth and mulch, and avoid low spots where cold air settles.

What fertilizer should I use?
Use a citrus fertilizer with nitrogen plus micronutrients (especially iron, magnesium, and zinc). Feed more during spring/summer growth.

How do you ship and deliver grapefruit trees?
We offer careful packaging for shipping and local delivery options when available. Delivery timing depends on your location and order volume—check checkout options for the latest.