Hardy Kiwi

(har·dy - ki·wi | \ ˈhär-dē - ˈkē-(ˌ)wē \)

	When to Plant:
	Spring

	Harvest:
	Early Fall

	Light Requirements:
	Full Sun

	Plant Height:
	8-12'

	Hardiness Zones:
	Grow as Perennial in zones 5-9. Grow as Annual elsewhere. Find Your Zone

	Planting Depth:
	Deep enough so that the crown is even with the ground level.

	Plant Spacing:
	8-10'

	Plant Type:
	Bare Root

About

Hardy Kiwi plants produce round, green, smooth-skinned fruit, unlike the most common kiwis. Hardy kiwi plants are vigorous growing vines with deep, shiny green foliage.

Hardy Kiwi is dioecious, having male and female flowers on separate plants. Fruit production requires a male and female plant.

Highlights

Grow your own fresh fruit!
Attractive vine in the landscape
Requires a male and female plant to produce fruit
Perfect for fresh eating
Non GMO

Planting Care & Instructions

To plant: Find a full sun location that receives 6+ hours of direct sun per day. Dig a hole slightly larger than the spread of the plant's root system.

Place the plant in the center of the hole. Spread out the roots and back fill with soil. Firm the soil around the roots as you back fill.

Water thoroughly at planting and as needed during the growth process. Add 2-3" of mulch to conserve moisture.

Growing Tips

Hardy Kiwi plants need support. Prefers soil pH between 5.0 and 7.5. Fertilize at planting and again at end of growing season. Bears fruit in the second or third growing season.

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