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Growing Hardy Kiwis: Kiwi Berry Spring Update: Flowers + BABY FRUIT!

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Hardy kiwis are the smaller, smooth-skinned cousin of the fuzzy kiwi commonly available in the grocery store. For most of us, hardy kiwi fruit are only available if we grow them ourselves.
My kiwi vines are loaded with flowers and baby fruit, so now is a good time to look at the growth habit, how kiwi set fruit, and what kiwi vines and fruit look like in summer.
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@permiebird937 2 года назад

I used to live next door to the owner of a fuzzy kiwi. The fruit wouldn't ripen until late November, which meant it was usually trying to ripen its frost damaged fruit. In the 10 years I lived there, they only had one year where the fruit ripened before the first frost. Hardy Kiwi is much better.

@falcolf 3 месяца назад

I can't wait to plant these ❤

@ebybeehoney 2 года назад

I literally planted some of these yesterday along my fence. I am both super excited about this fruit and terrified of the vigor. I thought about it for a while and have previous fought back autumn clematis along that fence - I decided that I would prefer to have a crop and lots of pruning than no crop and lots of pruning.

@shahedayeasmeen8089 Год назад

I bought a hardy kiwi prolific plant two weeks ago. I didn't know that they need male plant too. Thank you for your video. I will buy a male plant too. I love kiwi. But recently the kiwis we usually buy from Costco or Walmart, its never ripe and its stay very hard like a rock. I don't buy kiwis anymore. Thank you a wonderful video.

@oliverg6864 2 года назад

Thanks for this video, this definitely helped me decide kiwi vines are not right for my garden! Too bad though, because they sound amazing!

@tgardenchicken1780 2 года назад

This is so helpful to know. Pruning info on kiwi--ooo look at all that green chop and drop energy waiting to be added to the garden. I consider my chain link or cyclone fence one of the best trellis ideas I could have installed. It gives my yard a bit of security, still allows light and wind to circulate and opens up my yard to even more vining plants. As the vines mature, I get a bit of privacy, create places for birds and pollinators to live. shelter find food and slow some of the raccoon traffic. (the raccoons seem to prefer bare wire and wood fences). I can grow annual food vines, or perennial flower vines or wonderful grapes or kiwi. Just a thought if you are running out of room or trellises in your garden.

@sheilahenry7279 19 дней назад

I’m wanting to plant Hardy kiwi on my ugly 6’ chain link fence. Will it look good or grow up & fall over like an unkept bush? I want sort of close to the fence. We have about 2 acres closed in by fence.

@nmnate 2 года назад

I've got one spot for a vining plant set aside, next to my grapes. I'm kinda leaning toward maypops, but I have considered an Issai kiwi. I think the size of the hardy kiwis has been a bit intimidating, but it does sound like the Issai variety is quite a bit less vigorous.

@watzegjemedaarnouvan 7 месяцев назад

Its not slower growing it just has its internal systems set to a lower size i have both they grow just as fast

@justalurkr 2 года назад

That might be a little too much vine for my little postage stamp yard, but it's sooo tempting.

@lwjenson 2 года назад

I was so excited to see your video about this! I am hoping to put in 3-6 hardy kiwi this year or early next spring.

@bj97301 2 года назад

My kiwis are doing well this year too

@LobotomyTC 2 месяца назад

So far, I have had entirely the opposite result with the survival my kiwis as far as their sex goes. The males are thriving, but it looks like the MSU kiwis I have are still in transplantation shock. It has only been a few weeks, so I hope they bounce back.

@memph7610 3 месяца назад

Seems like just 2 plants (male+female) will already take up plenty of space, and probably produce a lot too though. Not sure if I want to dedicate space to more.

@Eva_noir. 2 года назад

thank u for the update The first hardy kiwi video led me to follow you on RU-vid. Since that I bought 3 baby kiwi plant... And I'm terrified now😂

@OO-fm3sw Год назад

How did it turn out for you?

@PureBlood42 2 года назад

Great Video. Bless you!!!

@TheAuriconGroup 5 месяцев назад

Hello. Thank you for your video. I lived in Portland most of my life, but I now live in Salem. I saw that in Nov of 2023 (or was it 2022?), the USDA Plant Zone changed Portland from 8b to 9! What a shock! Salem is still 8b. My friend from may years ago, lived in Scappoose (I think USDA Zone 7) and had a Kiwi that had massively large leaves! I am about 75% sure he told me it was a Kiwi, but I could be mistaken. He was not interested in the fruit, just the tropical look of the larger leaves. Do you happen to know of a Kiwi that has massive large leaves but is not grown for fruit? My good friend passed over 12 years ago and his property has been changed so the big vine is now gone. Any thoughts on what this could have been? I just subscribed to your channel. My yard is small, but I hope a Kiwi is in my future... Thank you for the good information on this plant. Jack

@ecocentrichomestead6783 2 года назад

I started Bower kiwi from seed last year. My understanding, from research, is that they can be planted in poor soil to slow vine growth and they will still produce

@ParkrosePermaculture 2 года назад

Yes! You do have to be careful with clay soil that is slow draining, though. Root rot can be an issue if the soil drains poorly.

@janxious 2 года назад

@@ParkrosePermaculture they can also cook and freeze when they are getting established. we lost a couple the first year because they were in very hot spot for one an the other one got snow killed after fully leafing out. Now the ones we have are very well established so not worried about them now, more of a management task than a worried about survival thing.

@reubenpilli6549 3 месяца назад

I have a Dumberton Oak vine. I live in Toronto region of Canada. We had a lot of fruit last year but every single berry was eaten by squirrels - we got to eat none. This year 2024 though, I did not see a single flower, and it is already end of May. However, there is a lot of green growth. What I want to know is when does the vine actually flower? After the start of green growth or at the very beginning of the spring, when no leaves have yet appeared? I must mention that I did pruning during the last summer, and then again in late winter (around February). I made sure last year's wood was retained.

@sheilahenry7279 19 дней назад

Anyone have a photo of regular 6’ chain link fencing w/ Hardy kiwi? I’ve got a lot of fencing to cover. 3 sides full sun & the back part shade.

@rhondaamrich2548 Год назад

I Enjoy watching your videos! I purchased two Issia Hardy Kiwi bare roots and planted them initially in pots. I'm in the process of constructing a heavy duty cable trellis. The bare root package says hardy to zone 9 , I live in Central FL zone 9B , since Florida sun is very strong I am looking at planting my vines in part shade, they would get aprox 4-5 hours of full sun . I would appreciate your thoughts as to if you think my plan is appropriate.

@miabagley2202 2 года назад

Wow! I didn't realize that they were so vigorous? How do you keep them safe from squirrels? Also, can you root those cuttings for more plants?

@cinaannie7338 2 месяца назад

I just purchased a "Prolific" kiwiberry and 3 were in the bag! Do YOU have a compatible male plant I can plant with these 3 little hirls? I'd GLADLY pay you well for one? 🤷🏻‍♀️🥰🙏

@victoriajohnson3034 2 года назад

Since they need pruned alot, what can we do with the all that. I hate waste. Can rabbits and chickens eat prunings? Can we eat leaves?

@KrisWiltseArt Год назад

Thank you for the update! Does your Kens red produce fruit every year? I've read they're not dependable producers. I took your recommendation and planted a Dumbarton Oaks last year and it's the most hardy of the 3 varieties I have. Big and aggressive out of the gate. But they're ALL very aggressive. My 3 yo Ken's red female and male are full of flower buds now. Fingers crossed, this will be my first crop!

@nikkireigns 2 года назад

I planted my first hardy kiwi last fall so it's vining for the first time. Is it best to let it grow the first year or to prune?

@helenaragon6539 Год назад

Im in zone 6b and was wondering if its possible to keep this vine 6 foot by 6 ft because it will be growing on a deck we have 6 month growing season may to frost around October i go at bare root and I know for certain it will take a couple of years to mature fully its going to stay in a container.

@OO-fm3sw Год назад

Can you keep them pruned back to a certain height to make it container friendly or is that not a thing? With a trellis of course

@nateanderson5289 Год назад

Bummer that the squirrels love them -- any fruit that the squirrels don't seem to touch in your yard?

@ParkrosePermaculture Год назад

I have found that they don’t bother the June berries. They do eat mulberries, but the tree produces such a huge crop, I have plenty to share.

@nateanderson5289 Год назад

@@ParkrosePermaculture Great to know, thanks! 2 years in and it feels like I’ll never get any woody plants established with all the damage the squirrels and rabbits do in the winter. Just holding out hope that everything will eventually get big enough that we can all share the abundance!

@dfhepner 2 года назад

It looks like it will grow in zone 4. How would it do in high winds of Wyoming?

@justice528hz3 Год назад

Do they take longer to come back in spring? And why does the bark peel off after winter?

@OsirusHandle 10 месяцев назад

Great video. Question: have you had any issues with powdery mildew? ive had to toss my red grape due to it, and im looking for alternatives! We had fuzzy kiwis on our north side but they never bloomed, but the red grape is south facing.

@ParkrosePermaculture 10 месяцев назад

I have not had any problem with powdery, mildew and kiwis, but it is a real problem for roses here. I don’t generally have it as a problem on my grapes, because I try to prune them for a really good air circulation.

@OsirusHandle 10 месяцев назад

@@ParkrosePermaculture thanks for the reply. ill have to try being more involved with pruning, but also maybe just unlucky. idk! our roses always get black spot and rust at the end of the year but by picking the bad leaves they seem to die slow enough it doesnt affect them and we get huge blooms every year. we tend to be quite aggressive on them though with pruning. maybe next year we try the kiwi 😅

@havfaith56 2 года назад

One can grow almost anything in zone 8 Oregon.

@ParkrosePermaculture 2 года назад

You can grow Hardy kiwis in zone 3

@marypeterson3512 2 года назад

Can those vines be used to propagate new plants?

@angelinechristmas8275 Год назад

What do you use for fertilizer while growing in pots?

@beerancher3225 Год назад

Anyone ! When grown from seed , how long does it take to first fruiting ?😀

@amessnger 5 месяцев назад

About 8-10 years

@SaiVeseth Год назад

Does female plant flower without male plant? I have a female plant in container for 3 years, it does not have flower yet..I just got a male plant today..

@watzegjemedaarnouvan Год назад

A a a a fot a day what!?! thats as fast as a hop. and do thay grow faster than silver lace vine?. and how fast do fuzzy kiwis grow in a day they?

@entrthedragon Год назад

I have to trim mine basically every week in the summer along with the grass. It’s like some mutant plant like in The Ruins.

@watzegjemedaarnouvan Год назад

@@entrthedragon Would ot still grow fast in norway?

@DJ-ww6yj 2 года назад

Can goats eat the cuttings?

@jamesfrederick. 2 года назад

Can a self fertile female pollinate non self fertile female plants?

@tpangle17 2 года назад

Can you tell the difference between male and female by the leaves alone? I took clippings from someone who had male and females but we couldn't tell which was which. Two survived and two years later I have yet to see flowers to distinguish.

@ParkrosePermaculture 2 года назад

I can’t tell unless it’s flowering

@tpangle17 2 года назад

@@ParkrosePermaculture Thank you for taking the time to reply and for all your helpful videos!

@gingernotturno5365 7 месяцев назад

so how do you tell the male from the female

@amessnger 5 месяцев назад

The flowers are visible different

@catharinephoto 2 года назад

I threw out a hardy kiwi plant I got from Etsy after I watched a show about them being invasive back east. It showed the vines pulling down trees in a (state?) park in Massachusetts. What do you think about this?

@catharinephoto 2 года назад

And I really wanted to grow it!

@ParkrosePermaculture 2 года назад

I have never found a volunteer in my garden. The vines should definitely NOT be released into the wild because they get huge and can smother other plants. I’m not sure about their invasive potential in terms of escaping from the home garden…they tend to have a pretty low viability from seed. I saw Massachusetts declined to list them as invasive “because of general lack of spread from areas of introduction”. It’s definitely aggressive and takes maintenance, but I don’t know enough about it’s potential to escape into the wild to make a definitive statement on invasiveness. Aggressive? Yes. I guess I’d err on the side of talking with local folks who grow it in your area.

@tomfarkas9507 2 года назад

@@catharinephoto I grow hardy kiwi (2 varieties) on Cape Cod. The vines are probably 5 years old. I've not noticed any volunteers either. My permaculture instructor turned me onto the plant - she is in Western Ma. in Shutesbury. My opinion on invasiveness is that compared to oriental bittersweet and porcelain berry, the kiwi is a non issue. In fact, I sometimes wonder if it could outcompete those two plants. I have incredible issues with both of those invasive and wish they'd provide the yield that kiwi does. PM me if you'd like some cuttings :)