

This vigorous twining vine needs no pollenizer plant to produce delicious smooth-skinned fruit—the size of large grapes, eaten whole like berries. Good production on a showy landscape vine. Attractive on an arbor or trellis. Deciduous.
Full sun, moderate water. Reaches 15–35 feet. The self-fertile nature makes it ideal for home gardeners who want kiwi fruit without managing male/female pairs.
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Variegated Potato Vine: Evergreen Twiner with White-Blue Flowers
White Bower Vine: Glossy Green Foliage, White Trumpets with Cream Throats
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Why a Mature Grape Vine Produces No Fruit: Climate, Pruning, and Fertility
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Trumpet Vine Propagation: Seeds vs. Layering for Las Vegas
Replacing Aggressive Wisteria on an Arbor Near Power Lines
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Trumpet Vine 'Royal': Mauve Trumpets with Yellow Centers, Evergreen
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