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Actinidia arguta 'Prolific' (Self Fertile)


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Actinidia arguta 'Prolific' is a self-fertile cultivar that does not require a male pollinator. It produces large crops of sweet fruit.


Description:
Actinidia arguta produces fragrant greenish white flowers followed by fruits with smooth skin with a taste similar to but often sweeter than the kiwis found in grocery stores of Actinidia deliciosa. 'Prolific' is a self-fertile cultivar that does not require a male pollinator though you will get double the fruit if one is present. It produces large crops of sweet, deep green fruit.


Common Name: Hardy Kiwi - [Citrus Pre-Order]

Family: Actinidiaceae (The Actinidia Family)

Zone Hardiness: 3-9

Light: Full Sun, Part Sun, Part Shade

Height: 10-15'

Width: 5-8'

Primary Bloom Colour: White/Cream

Secondary Bloom Colour: Green

Class: Deciduous

Type: Vine

Bloom Time: Spring

Soil Moisture: Average

Stem Colour:

Fragrance: Yes

Berries:

Benefits: Bees

Deer Resistant: Unknown

BC Native: No

Native Habitat: Woodlands, mountain forests, streamsides and moist locations in eastern Asia, China and Japan.

Award: AGM

Geogrpahical Origin: Asia and the Pacific - Asia - China and Japan

Asia and the Pacific - North Central and Eastern Asia

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