Grow Your Own Hardy Kiwi with Ananasnaya and Male Pollinator

Enjoy the taste of homegrown kiwi with our Hardy Kiwi Plants, featuring one Ananasnaya (female) and one male pollinator, both in 4-inch cups. These vigorous vines are hardy to zone 5 and produce a bountiful harvest of grape-sized kiwis. You’ll love the beautiful, glossy green leaves, making them an attractive addition to your garden.

The Ananasnaya kiwi is a productive vine that yields medium-sized fruits of the arguta species. These fruits hang in bunches, offering a delightful treat. For successful pollination, you need both the male and female plants. Space them 15 feet apart on a T trellis for optimal growth. Spur prune throughout the growing season to encourage earlier fruiting, enhanced productivity, and a bushier plant.

The Hardy Male kiwi is a vining plant with attractive foliage, adding aesthetic value to your yard even without fruit production. These kiwi plants are perfect for beginner gardeners and experienced growers alike.

Our innovative packaging ensures your plants arrive in excellent condition. For best results, plant according to the ideal planting time for your growing zone, as indicated below:

• Spring: Zone 3, 4: Early to Mid May; Zone 5: Late April to Early May; Zone 6: Mid to Late April; Zone 7: Early to Mid April; Zone 8: Late March to Early April; Zone 9, 10: Late March
• Fall: Zone 2, 3, 4: Early September; Zone 5: Early to Mid September; Zone 6: Mid September; Zone 7: Mid to Late September; Zone 8, 9, 10: Late September to Early October

Key Benefits of Growing Hardy Kiwi Plants

• Hardy and Vigorous: Thrives in zones 5-9b.
• Easy to Grow: Perfect for beginner gardeners.
• Abundant Fruit: Produces a lot of grape-sized kiwis.
• Ornamental Value: Beautiful, glossy green leaves and showy red leaf stems.
• Pollination Required: Includes both male and female plants for fruit production.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hardy Kiwi Plants

1. How far apart should I plant my kiwi vines? For optimal growth and fruit production, space the Ananasnaya (female) and male pollinator kiwi vines 15 feet apart, ideally on a T trellis.
2. What type of soil is best for hardy kiwi plants? Hardy kiwi plants thrive in well-drained soil. Amend heavy clay soils with compost to improve drainage and fertility.
3. How much sunlight do these kiwi plants need? Hardy kiwi plants need full to part sun, ideally at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for the best fruit production.
4. When is the best time to plant these kiwi vines in zone 5? The ideal planting time for hardy kiwi plants in zone 5 is late April to early May in the spring or early to mid-September in the fall.
5. How long does it take for hardy kiwi plants to produce fruit? It typically takes 3-5 years for hardy kiwi plants to start producing fruit after planting. Spur pruning can encourage earlier fruiting.