Kiwi are dioecious and require cross-pollination of a male and female plant for fruit production. Male plants pollinate female plants but do not fruit. To make kiwi growing easy, we have done the research for you and have included 2 varieties, a male and a female, in our Kiwi Kit that work best together.

Best for warmer regions, Zones 7-9, these attractive, ornamental vines grow easily and vigorously, resist pests and diseases, and produce abundant crops of delicious and nutritious fruit, high in vitamin C. The vine grows thick and dense with foliage and attracts birds and bees. The leaves can be cooked and eaten, mainly as an herb.

Hayward (female) is the most popular variety in the produce isle as well as in home gardens due to its abundant crops. Selected in New Zealand, Hayward produces kiwis that are large, flavorful, and attractive.

Male Fuzzy (male) does not bear fruit but can pollinate up to 8 female plants