Meader Hardy Kiwi (Male) Bareroot
Species:Â Actinidia arguta
History: Meader hardy kiwi likely originated in Korea and was brought back to New Hampshire by botanist Edmund Meader, after whom it was named, in the 1960s. Meader has become one of the most common varieties of hardy kiwi since.
Why We Grow It:Â Meader is a male hardy kiwi, making it excellent for pollinating female varieties like Geneva and increasing pollination for Issai. Meader produces lovely flowers, but no fruit.
Interested in some more in depth info? Check out this article from the Maine Organic Gardeners and Farmers Association.Â
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Species:Â Actinidia arguta
History: Meader hardy kiwi likely originated in Korea and was brought back to New Hampshire by botanist Edmund Meader, after whom it was named, in the 1960s. Meader has become one of the most common varieties of hardy kiwi since.
Why We Grow It:Â Meader is a male hardy kiwi, making it excellent for pollinating female varieties like Geneva and increasing pollination for Issai. Meader produces lovely flowers, but no fruit.
Interested in some more in depth info? Check out this article from the Maine Organic Gardeners and Farmers Association.Â
