Kiwiberry
Kiwiberry is an easy to grow climbing vine that produces fruit resembling miniature Kiwi fruit. It is self-pollinating. It may be grown as a rambling ground vine but is better supported on a lattice. Fruit ripen in March and April. Ideally suited to the Hills and cooler parts of southern Australia. Will do better under shade in suburban Adelaide and warmer places. Will fruit in 1st or 2nd year.
Kiwiberry is an easy to grow climbing vine that produces fruit resembling miniature Kiwi fruit. It is self-pollinating. It may be grown as a rambling ground vine but is better supported on a lattice. Fruit ripen in March and April. Ideally suited to the Hills and cooler parts of southern Australia. Will do better under shade in suburban Adelaide and warmer places. Will fruit in 1st or 2nd year.
Kiwiberry is an easy to grow climbing vine that produces fruit resembling miniature Kiwi fruit. It is self-pollinating. It may be grown as a rambling ground vine but is better supported on a lattice. Fruit ripen in March and April. Ideally suited to the Hills and cooler parts of southern Australia. Will do better under shade in suburban Adelaide and warmer places. Will fruit in 1st or 2nd year.
Kiwiberry are much easier to grow than Kiwifruit. This because they are self pollinating and don’t require careful pruning. They can be grown as a rambling hedge against a wall or fence ot trellised like a passionfruit. The fruit ripen in March and April, are the size of a very large grape, are delicious and can be eaten skin and all. They have no fuzz. It is a deciduous plant so can withstand significant frost making it ideal for the Hills. It is best planted in winter when it is dormant and can fruit in the first year.