The Hardy kiwi vine Issaï or Actinidia arguta Issaï has the particularity of being very hardy, it can withstand the harshest winters down to -25°C, the variety "Issaï" flowers in June attracting bees and other foragers to the garden, a single individual is enough, since its flowering is self-fertile.
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The Hardy kiwi vine Issaï or Actinidia arguta Issaï has the particularity of being very hardy, it can withstand the harshest winters down to -25°C, the variety "Issaï" flowers in June attracting bees and other foragers to the garden, a single individual is enough, since its flowering is self-fertile.
The fruits of Actinidia arguta Issaï already begin to appear after the second year of their planting, they are small green kiwis the size of a large redcurrant of 3 cm, tasty with smooth hairless skin than the you can taste them directly from the plant without peeling them, the creation of delicious original jams is possible, the harvest of these magnificent little fruits full of vitamin C takes place in September.
Growing Hardy kiwi vine Issaï self-fertile is absolutely not difficult, no protection is really necessary, the key is to find a good place with good exposure to sunlight in order to obtain better fruiting, an old wall or a trellis will be perfect for trellising it.
Despite self-fertility, planting two plants in the same location will always promote cross-pollination, which also increases the fruit production yield of each plant.
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The Hardy kiwi vine Issaï or Actinidia arguta Issaï has the particularity of being very hardy, it can withstand the harshest winters down to -25°C, the variety "Issaï" flowers in June attracting bees and other foragers to the garden, a single individual is enough, since its flowering is self-fertile.
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