Arctic Beauty kiwi - it will add to your garden fruit

Arctic Beauty Kiwi is a native Russian. Most of the hardy kiwi vines of all, can withstand temperatures of -40 degrees and lives from Canada to Florida. And 'vibrant shades of pink and white jade colored leaves make a perfect show piece for your garden.

Because this is a vine, it is better to grow the Kiwi on a grid, or climb the fence. Can reach 15-20 meters in a single year, but also manages the pruning and easy to train. Ibought a glider swing, masts and Arbor Combo, and planted a male and a female kiwi on each side. This worked very well for me, as the plants grew, the sides of the trellis and covered the top provides shade for the swing by the time the weather was very hot. I also love being able to pull right off the kiwi vine when fits my swing. Now is the center of my garden and my neighbors have all come to find out what it is and where I could find. The fact thatthey attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your yard is just another bonus you get the beauty of the Arctic Kiwi for your garden.

The female must be pollinated by a plant for the production of male kiwi kiwi. The male plant does not produce the same result. He concentrated all his energy into producing flowers, giving the warmest of fireworks rose, jade and cream colors in your garden. It blooms very strong and brings a wealth of pleasantScent in your garden. When you order, you get a male and a female kiwi vine kiwi vines - planted areas must be adjacent to each side.

not produce your Kiwi Arctic Beauty is the first year, but you should start having fruit production in the second year, with increases each year. A ripe kiwi arctic beauty kiwi can be up to 200 pounds. This produces small kiwi fruit smooth skin the size of a large grape, which are absolutelydelicious. And 'as sweet and sharp as a fuzzy kiwi, packed with all the vitamin C itself, but you get the advantage of growing your own garden. The beautiful colors last spring frost and thrives in zones 3-9. The addition of these beautiful vines your patio, you get the best of both worlds - the beauty and delicious fruit is edible landscape = What a great idea! I hope you enjoy this delicious fruit in your garden as much as me.