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Kiwis
Male
Male kiwi plants (Actinidia deliciosa) are essential for pollination but do not bear fruit themselves. They produce small, white flowers that help fertilize female kiwi plants, leading to fruit production. These vines are vigorous and need to be planted alongside female varieties to ensure a good harvest. They typically grow rapidly and can reach up to 15-20 feet in length.
Female
Female kiwi plants (Actinidia deliciosa) are the fruit-bearing vines of the kiwi species. They produce fuzzy, brownish-green fruit with vibrant, green flesh and tiny black seeds. The plants have large, heart-shaped leaves and produce white or pinkish flowers in spring, which require pollination by male kiwi plants to set fruit. Female kiwi vines are vigorous growers, reaching up to 15-20 feet, and thrive in warm climates with well-drained soil and full sun. They need a male plant nearby for effective pollination and fruit production.