Actinidia deliciosa 'Jenny' - Self-fertile Kiwi

This is the only self fertile cultivar of Kiwi around, so it does need the existance of a male and a female plant! Jenny is a mostly-female fuzzy kiwi, bearing fruits with with nice shape, sweetness and flavour. Kiwi vines can become rather large and many people with small plots, will enjoy keeping just one and not two of them.

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This is the only self fertile cultivar of Kiwi around as it does the existance of a male and a female plant! Jenny is a mostly-female fuzzy kiwi, bearing fruits with with nice shape, sweetness and flavour.  Kiwi Jenny will make more fruits if paired with a male fuzzy kiwi... but not everybody wants more fruits! Kiwi vines usually produce a lot and they can become rather large, so many people with small plots, will enjoy keeping just one and not two of them.

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Here in Canarius we offer a potted plant, grown in peatmoss or coconut fiber.

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Temperate fruits from the Canary Islands?

The Canary Islands are located in the subtropical belt, but the term subtropical really makes sense only for the areas at low altitude. If we give a look to mid or high elevations, we will find a Mediterranean to Temperate climate, with possible snowfalls in winter above 1200 m elevation. Therefore, temperate fruits and berries, like apples or raspberries, can grow quite well in this land of mangos and bananas. Some local traditional cultivars of temperate trees are only found in the Canaries, such as many fig trees, peaches, apricots and more. Some of these are low-chill varieties, that require less cold for their growth. They can take hard frost such as their relatives but they can still set good fruits in Mediterranean to Subtropical areas.


The picture of the fruits is from wikimedia commons: By André Karwath aka Aka - Own work, CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=65257

Cultivation Protected
Plant origin Asia
Presentation Potted Plant
Max. Size 300cm & more
Botanical family Actinidiaceae
Minimum winter temperature -20 ºC to -10 ºC
Plant type Herbaceous
Color Brown
Color Green
Shape Climbers