Collection: Kiwi Vines

Looking to add a vigorous, fruit-bearing vine to your landscape? Our premium kiwi vines  offer beauty, privacy and bounty. If you're seeking for kiwi vine varieties suited to your climate, we provide a curated selection for every home gardener.

Featured Kiwi Plant Varieties

• Issai Hardy Kiwi (self-fruitful, male & female in one)
• Tomuri Tender Kiwi (male)
  
• Vincent Kiwi, Female (Potted)

These varieties are ideal whether you're growing in colder climates (Zones 5–9) or warmer zones (7–9). The Issai kiwi is especially convenient—it’s self-fruitful and doesn’t require a separate male or female vine. For classic fuzzy kiwi fruit, pair a Tomuri (male) with a Vincent (female) kiwi vine.

How to Grow Kiwi Vines

Successful cultivation of kiwi plants depends on:

• Well-drained soil to prevent root rot
• Full sun exposure for optimal fruit development
• Consistent watering during the growing season
• Pollination: Tender varieties need a male and female pair; the Issai kiwi is self-fruitful

For detailed instructions, explore these resources:

• How to Grow Kiwi – Blog Article
• Planting & Pruning Kiwi
• Kiwi Growing Guide
• Video: How to Grow Kiwi

Benefits of Growing Kiwi Plants

Kiwi vines are fast-growing, ideal for covering trellises, fences, or arbors, and they offer:

• High Vitamin C fruit
• Ornamental appeal
• A rewarding harvest from your own backyard
• Control over soil, water, and growing conditions by choosing the right kiwi plant for sale

Pest & Disease Management

Maintain healthy vines by:

• Monitoring for pests in early spring
• Ensuring good drainage and sun exposure
• Acting quickly at the first sign of disease or pest damage

Harvesting Your Kiwi Fruit

Pick kiwis when they feel slightly soft under gentle pressure. Twist fruit off gently to avoid damaging the kiwi vine. Proper pollination ensures a full harvest—whether using male and female plants or a self-fruitful variety like Issai.