2 Hardy Kiwi Plants – Chang Bai Female and Meader Male – Large Fruit Actinidia

Grow Your Own Delicious Hardy Kiwis

The hardy kiwi, known for its exceptional flavor and high Vitamin C content, is quickly gaining popularity. This set includes one female ‘Chang Bai’ and one male ‘Meader’ kiwi plant, essential for fruit production. These plants are vigorous growers, perfect for covering walls, fences, or adding unique landscaping features.

These kiwi plants are incredibly resilient, thriving in zones 4-9 and tolerating temperatures as low as -25°F. They prefer a sunny location with wind protection and well-drained soil. With minimal maintenance, including pruning and support, a mature plant can yield up to 100 lbs of fruit. These are an excellent choice for home gardens and commercial growers alike.

The ‘Chang Bai’ female kiwi produces green, smooth-skinned, sweet fruits that are somewhat heart-shaped. The ‘Meader’ male kiwi is the perfect pollinator for ‘Chang Bai’, ensuring a bountiful harvest. Plant these vines 10 to 20 feet apart to allow for ample growth and air circulation. The fruit plants ripen in mid to late September, offering a delicious and nutritious treat.

Benefits:

• High in Vitamin C
• Delicious and sweet fruit
• Hardy and resilient
• Easy to grow and maintain
• Attractive vine for landscaping

These plants are shipped dormant in winter, early spring, and late fall. They are grown and shipped from Wadsworth, Ohio. The plants you will receive are growing in 4″ pots, ready to be planted in your garden and begin their journey towards producing delicious kiwi fruit. Add these fruit plants to your garden today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Hardy Kiwi Plants

• How large do the hardy kiwi fruits get? The ‘Chang Bai’ kiwi produces large, heart-shaped fruits, typically around 1-1.5 inches in length.
• What type of soil is best for growing hardy kiwis? Hardy kiwis prefer well-drained soil. Amending heavy clay soils with compost can improve drainage.
• How much sunlight do hardy kiwi plants need? These vines thrive in a sunny location, requiring at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
• How often should I prune my hardy kiwi vines? Prune annually in late winter or early spring to remove dead or overcrowded growth and encourage fruit production.
• How long does it take for hardy kiwi plants to produce fruit? It typically takes 3-5 years for hardy kiwi plants to begin producing fruit after planting.