Kiwi – “Arctic Beauty”
Kiwi vines are a beautiful and under-appreciated perennial that thrive here in southcentral Alaska. Kiwi tolerate partial shade, grow prolifically, and even create a harvest of grape-sized, non-fuzzy kiwis that you can eat like berries. Kiwis grow as male and female plants, so for fruit you’ll need a male and female (though 1 male can pollinate several female plants.) The males plants develop beautiful pink and green leaves, and the female plants provide the fruit! These vines require a trellis or fence.
This year we have small plants propagated from our own parent plants. They have all overwintered one season here in Alaska! Only $10!
Description
Kiwi vines are a beautiful and under-appreciated perennial that thrive here in southcentral Alaska. Kiwi tolerate partial shade, grow prolifically, and even create a harvest of grape-sized, non-fuzzy kiwis that you can eat like berries. Kiwis grow as male and female plants, so for fruit you’ll need a male and female (though 1 male can pollinate several female plants.) The males plants develop beautiful pink and green leaves, and the female plants provide the fruit! These vines require a trellis or fence.
This year we have small plants propagated from our own parent plants. They have all overwintered one season here in Alaska! Only $10!
Additional information
| Plant type | Bare root, Potted |
|---|---|
| Sex | female, male |