Actinidia consists of robust, primarily deciduous climbing plants that twine as they grow. The leaves are typically simple and ovate, with some species exhibiting variegation. Female or hermaphrodite plants produce small cup-shaped flowers, which may yield edible fruits.

Actinidia

Actinidia 'Belle de Chine'PBR

Actinidia 'Belén'PBR

Actinidia 'Boerica'PBR

Actinidia 'Boverlig 02'PBR

Actinidia 'Chuhong'PBR

Actinidia 'Convi'PBR

Actinidia 'Eleonora'PBR

Actinidia 'Hort16a'PBR

Actinidia 'Hortgem Rua'PBR (F)

Actinidia 'Hortgem Tahi'PBR (F)

Actinidia 'Hortgem Toru'PBR (F)

Actinidia 'Hortgem Wha'PBR (F)

Actinidia 'Jintao'PBR

Actinidia 'Jinyan'PBR (F)

Actinidia 'Kiwai Bee'

Actinidia 'Maria'

Actinidia 'Moshan Xiong 2'PBR

Actinidia 'Rs1'PBR

Actinidia 'S600'PBR

Actinidia 'Skelton A19'PBR

Actinidia 'Soreli'PBR

Actinidia 'Summer 3373'PBR

Actinidia 'Summer 4605'

Actinidia 'Summerfaenza'PBR

Actinidia 'T 1910'PBR

Actinidia 'Tomua'PBR

Actinidia 'W45'PBR

Actinidia 'Y368'PBR

Actinidia 'Z487'PBR

Actinidia 'Zesh004'PBR

Actinidia Sunxy ('Hfy01'PBR)

Actinidia Yang's Golden Red No 1 ('Yagore01'PBR)

Actinidia Yang's Golden Red No 50 ('Yagore50'PBR)

Actinidia aff. strigosa

Actinidia ananasnaja

Actinidia arguta is a robust, deciduous vine that can reach heights of up to 7 meters. The leaves are mid- to dark green and feature bristle-like edges, measuring up to 13 centimeters in length. In early summer, it produces clusters of three creamy-white flowers, each approximately 2 centimeters across, which emit a subtle fragrance. Female plants are capable of producing oblong, smooth-skinned fruits that are greenish-yellow and edible, provided there is a male pollinator nearby.

Actinidia arguta

Actinidia arguta 'Ambrosia Grande' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Ambrosia' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Ananasnaya' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Bayern' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Cornell' (m)

Actinidia arguta 'Geneva 2' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Honigbeere' (m)

Actinidia arguta 'Issai' is a compact variety of kiwi that yields small, smooth fruit from late summer to early autumn. This cultivar is self-pollinating, eliminating the need for another plant to bear fruit. It typically reaches a height of approximately 4 meters.

Actinidia arguta 'Issai' (s-p/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Jumbo' (f/F)

Actinidia arguta 'Ken's Red' is a deciduous, vigorous climbing plant characterized by its twining growth and simple ovate foliage. The small cream-white flowers are female and require either a male partner or a self-fertile variety to set fruit. In autumn, this plant produces edible pale red berries. For optimal fruit ripening, it should be planted in a sunny, sheltered location.

Plant Directory