Kiwiberry

Landscaping

Kiwiberry plants, with their lush green foliage and delicate, sweet fruits, enhance any landscape design. Plant them in a sunny spot against a trellis or fence to create a charming vertical garden, great for both privacy and beauty. plant into a mixed border with other fruiting plants can create a diverse and vibrant edible garden, attracting pollinators and beneficial insects. Also suitable for container gardening.
Culinary & Nutrition

Kiwiberries can be eaten raw or in fruit salads, nice in tarts, cakes, or as a topping for ice creams and puddings, try them in smoothies!!
Used as a garnish for seafood and poultry dishes, or cooked down with sugar to create delicious preserves.
Kiwiberries are rich in vitamin C, and they provide a good source of dietary fibre. Their low calorie and fat content make them an excellent choice for a healthy snack.
Growing Conditions

Kiwiberries are hardy, vine-like plants that thrive in a variety of conditions. Well-drained, loamy soil is preferred. Sandy or clay soils can be used, but good drainage is essential to prevent root rot. Full sun to partial shade. Ideal to grow over a pergola but provide some protection from wind.