Fuzzy Kiwi

These fiber-packed dried kiwi dices have a vibrant green color that is so much fun to look at, but even better to eat. If you experience a problem with any of our products, customer service, shipping, or even if you just plain don't like what you bought,...

Kiwi flesh is soft and rewarding to bite into because it's filled with sweet, tropical juice that tastes like a sweet orange, pineapple, and strawberry all combined into one irresistible fruit.

Plant male within 200'-300' of any females. Fruits average about 3/4-1 1/2'' in diameter. Our cold hardy strain is a big improvement over the fuzzy, brown-skinned Kiwi. Fruit will keep in the refrigerator for up to 4 months.

Twenty times higher in vitamin C than other citrus! You'll start harvesting the first crop in the second season. Grow on grape-like vines and needs a wall or trellis for support. Hardy in zones 4-7.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

Female is from Russia, selected for its large fruit in 2-5 years. Need one male and one female for fruit. One male pollinates five females. Male pollinator is prized as ornamental for its striking pink, white and green leaves.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

Female is from Russia, selected for its large fruit in 2-5 years. Need one male and one female for fruit. One male pollinates five females. Male pollinator is prized as ornamental for its striking pink, white and green leaves.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

Under ideal growing conditions it will grow up to 5'' a day --- and reach a height of 8' the very first year! It will quickly climb a trellis or wall. The hardy Kiwi is somewhat similar to the grape vine, only much faster growing.

These dried kiwi slices have a vibrant green color that is so much fun to look at, but even better to eat. We do too and thought it would be awesome to get dried kiwi. Enjoy them as a healthy snack or dip them in chocolate for a real treat! If you experience...

These unique kiwis are about the size of a grape with smooth, firm skin and soft juicy flesh. The space saving Meader Hardy Kiwi vine will climb a trellis or fence, so you'll save tons of room in your yard while growing an endless amount of fruit.

Not only are Anna Hardy Kiwis delicious, but also they're incredibly nutritious. Anna Kiwis do require a pollinator to produce fruit... However, we made this easy for you! We have pre-bundled the Meader Kiwi with your Anna Kiwi to ensure you receive the...

The grape-sized fruits can be collected a little green and allowed to ripen inside. Train it along a fence or on an arbor in an open, sunny area for a great privacy screen or for shade.

Unlike most kiwis that require a male and female to produce fruit, Issai is self-fertile and will independently yield delicious, grape-sized fruit. The plants are extremely durable, hardy, relatively disease and pest-free.

Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. The fuzzless kiwi that grows on this vine is exceptionally sweet – with 20% natural sugar. Self-pollinating.The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that...

A Money-saving collection with compatible pollinators included!The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area.

Bulk – up to 6 months. They can satisfy your sweet tooth and tease your tastebuds. Shelf life: bags – up to 1 year. Kiwi, Sugar, Citric Acid, Sulphur Dioxide, FD & C Yellow #5 and Blue #1.

Vine requires a sturdy structure such as a fence, pergola, or trellis for support. 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.

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.

Dainty, fragrant white blossoms cover glossy foliage in late May. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Established vines are hardy to temperatures as low as –25ºF.

Since growing kiwi vines takes a lot of space, it is best to train them on a fence or arbor.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });In order to get your hardy kiwi growing, you should.

With a flavor somewhere between pineapple and berries, it is a desirable and attractive fruit to grow, but one question plagues the grower. Ascertaining the sex of male and female kiwi vines lies in the differences between the flowers.

The female, in fact, needs the male to fruit. The males do not need to be right next to the females but at least within a distance of 50 feet. They can also be planted right next to the female if you have a space issue.

Propagating kiwi cuttings is a fairly simple process for the home gardener. Root cuttings are, thus, the propagation method of choice unless breeders are trying to produce new cultivars or rootstocks.