

This male kiwi vine serves as a pollenizer for fruiting female varieties—essential for fruit set. Beautiful on its own: vigorous growing, deciduous vine with large, creamy white flowers and an extended blooming period. A dual-purpose plant: ornamental and functional.
Full sun, moderate water. Reaches 15–35 feet. Plant one male for every 6–8 female vines for optimal pollination.
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