Kiwis
Actinidia spp.
A large family of vines native to Asia, Kiwis add beauty to the landscape and provide nutritious and delicious fruit. Easy to grow, very productive and pest and disease free, they are among our favorite plants. All Kiwis require a male plant for pollination. Hardy and Fuzzy Kiwi varieties generally pollinate other. Arctic Beauty Kiwi male blooms too pollinate other species.
Silver Vine
Actinidia polygama
rom the Russian Far East, this attractive vine is prized for its large, white, fragrant flowers, greenish-silver foliage and abundant crops of unique, sweet, light orange fruit. It is called Silver Vine because of the silvery-white cast the leaves take on as summer progresses. Silver Vine is hardy to minus 35°F. and likes some shade, especially in hotter climates.
Hot Pepper™
(233-13 cv.) This unique variety bears good crops of orange-yellow fruit with sweet and spicy flavor, somewhat like a mild chili
8705
Pavel ™ Male
(SV Male cv.) A beautiful ornamental, Pavel™ features large, fragrant white flowers and silvery-white foliage. It is a good pollinator for our female varieties of Silver Vine Kiwi and does not bear fruit.
8710
Vera’s Pride™
(220 cv.) This attractive selection bears large, sweet and tasty, light orange fruit.
8720
