Sold outTrellis fruitSmooth-skinned kiwi on a hardy vine← Back to all plantsWhy We Grow It
Actinidia arguta
Kiwiberry
Rare fruit · Hidden harvests
A vigorous trellis vine that bears smooth, grape-sized kiwi fruit—familiar flavor in a fruit most visitors will not immediately recognize.
- Useful part
- Ripe fruit, eaten whole
- Climate
- Commonly grown in zones 4–8; cultivar performance varies
- Hardy to
- USDA Zone 3 · about −40°F / −40°C; cultivar dependent
- Light
- Sun with consistent root-zone moisture
- Ships as
- Rooted vine
We grow it for hardy vine-layer fruit that can turn a sturdy trellis into a productive canopy.
Grow with contextMost cultivars need a compatible male pollinizer. Mature vines require a substantial trellis and annual pruning.
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