Kiwi Bush

Our diced kiwi has a delicious sweet, and slightly tangy taste. We'll do whatever it takes to make it right. These fiber-packed dried kiwi dices have a vibrant green color that is so much fun to look at, but even better to eat.

Complete growing instructions included with order. Its thick mass of bright green leaves will soon cover ugly service areas, stumps, even old buildings. Grows much further north than the regular Kiwi.

Self-fruitful, so you can plant it by itself or plant with other female kiwis and harvest more fruit. At maturity harvest up to 100 pounds of deliciously sweet, 1/2 inch fuzzless fruit.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

The Artic Beauty Kiwi is a newly introduced kiwi that is hardy from Canada to Florida. Male pollinator is prized as ornamental for its striking pink, white and green leaves. One male pollinates five females.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

The Artic Beauty Kiwi is a newly introduced kiwi that is hardy from Canada to Florida. Male pollinator is prized as ornamental for its striking pink, white and green leaves. One male pollinates five females.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing. Complete growing instructions included with order. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi.

These dried kiwi slices have a vibrant green color that is so much fun to look at, but even better to eat. And awesome it is! Our dried kiwi has a delicious sweet, and slightly tangy taste.

The Heyward Kiwi's fragrant white flowers will delight you in the early summer around May, before growing into delicious kiwis that will ready to be harvested in the fall around mid October.

The Meader Hardy Kiwi is the worry free variety because with its low maintenance nature it doesn't need to be constantly checked on. These unique kiwis are about the size of a grape with smooth, firm skin and soft juicy flesh.

With its smooth firm skin, and smaller grape like size they're perfect for picking right off the vine for snacking. With this kiwi variety you don't have to take the time to peel them before you can enjoy them.

Dense, heart-shaped foliage spreads through the growing season. The grape-sized fruits can be collected a little green and allowed to ripen inside. Ready to harvest in late August.

Order early for best availability. Bear in mind that this plant produces blooms and fruit on last year's wood, so don't prune all of the previous year's growth if you expect to harvest fruit.

And it has eight times more vitamin C than oranges! This variety thrives almost anywhere, except in extremely wet soil. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area.

Upgrade your fruit garden with kiwiberry plants! If you can grow grape vines, you can grow kiwiberry vines – on supports like arbors, trellises, or pergolas. Then get ready to harvest a bounty of sweet, fuzzless kiwi berries.

The refreshing green color of dried kiwi gives you a visual hint of the refreshing flavor that awaits you as soon as you take your first bite. Bulk – up to 6 months. They can satisfy your sweet tooth and tease your tastebuds.

Pest- and disease-resistant. Established vines are vigorous and hardy to 25º below zero. Hardy Kiwi Pollinator required for proper pollination and fruit production.The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates.

Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates.

Excellent landscape plants climb sturdy fences, walls, and trellises. Established vines are hardy to temperatures as low as –25ºF. Pest- and disease-resistant. Dainty, fragrant white blossoms cover glossy foliage in late May.

However, if you live in an area that has mild winters and a frost-free season long enough for the fruit to ripen, you can grow hardy kiwi plants in your garden.Although growing kiwi vines requires mild winters and a long frost-free growing season, you...

Additionally, the female flowers do not produce pollen. With a flavor somewhere between pineapple and berries, it is a desirable and attractive fruit to grow, but one question plagues the grower.

Before you plant your kiwi vine, there are a number of things to consider such as kiwi plant spacing, where to plant male/female kiwis and the number of male kiwi per female. Also, what is the relationship between male/female kiwis?

Softwood cuttings should be taken from mid to late summer.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Choose softwood of about ½ inch in diameter, with each cutting 5-8 inches in length.