Also known as the 'Pink Marsh' the Thompson's Pink grapefruit is a popular variety due to its seedless large fruit. The tree is vigorous and productive nearly every season.

Maturity: Mid winter - June/July

This citrus grows well producing juicy, acidic fruit with many seeds. Grown in warm humid areas this lime will flourish.

Maturity: January onwards, not as many fruit in the colder months

A hybrid between a tangerine and a grapefruit the Minneolo is one of the most popular varieties of a tangelo. Although they often require pollination the trees usually produce vigorous crops each season.

Maturity: Winter months, mid to late season

A small evergreen tree which is well suited to growing in pots. Due to slow maturity fruit remains on the tree for a long time. The fruit can be eaten fresh or used for preserved, brandies, jams etc.

Maturity: October to January

A traditional lemon which is the most widely planted within Australia. It produces large seedless fruit and is available to crop throughout the majority of the year.

Maturity: Throughout the year but in abundance in Winter