Kiwi Berry Fruit Seeds
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Add a sweet and tangy twist to your garden with our Kiwi Berry Fruit Seeds, a cold-hardy, bite-sized cousin of the traditional kiwi that’s perfect for snacking straight off the vine. These premium-quality seeds offer excellent germination rates and grow well in sunny, well-drained soil with a sturdy support structure—ideal for garden trellises, fences, or arbors. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned grower, kiwi berries are a fun and fruitful addition to any edible garden.
Kiwi berry vines produce lush green foliage and small, smooth-skinned fruits bursting with tropical flavor—no peeling required! They're rich in vitamins and antioxidants, making them as nutritious as they are delicious. Start planting today and enjoy the thrill of growing these unique, sweet treats right from your own backyard!



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Features
Life Cycle
Perennial
Planting Season
Spring–Early Summer
Growth Habit
Climbing Vine
Flavor Profile
Sweet Tropica
Plant Characteristics
Smooth Edible Skin
Use
Fresh Eating, Desserts
Growing Conditions
Full Sun, Moist Soil
Harvest Advantages
High Yielding
Plant Resistance
Cold Hardy
About – Kiwi Berry
Actinidia arguta
Seed Names
Kiwi Berry, Baby Kiwi
Seed Type
Open-Pollinated
Kiwi Berry, also known as Actinidia arguta, is a small, smooth-skinned cousin of the common kiwi, with a sweet and tangy flavor. These fast-growing climbing vines are cold-hardy, productive, and perfect for home gardens, trellises, or fences, producing grape-sized fruits without fuzz.
Planting Information
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Planting Depth
1/4 Inch
Sowing Method
Indoor Start Recommended
Plant Spacing
10–15 Feet
Days to Maturity
730–1095 Days
Soil Preparation
Cold Stratify 2–3 Months
Hardiness Zones
4–9
Water Needs
Moderate to High
Planting Season
Early Spring
Coverage
Seed Count
Recommended Coverage
100
Up to 500 sq ft
500
Up to 2500 sq ft
1000
Up to 5000 sq ft
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Growing fruit from seed takes time, but these are off to a promising start. The vines are healthy, and I�m looking forward to the payoff. The seeds were clearly good quality.
These plants are still young, but they�re growing steadily with lots of new leaves. The idea of eating fruit I grew from seed feels really rewarding. Can�t wait to taste the berries one day.
I usually grow tomatoes and herbs, but I wanted something unique this year. The kiwi berry seeds have been a pleasant surprise�they�re thriving and give me something new to look forward to.
Out of the 12 seeds I sowed, 9 sprouted. That�s better than I expected, and they all look strong. I�ll be transplanting them to larger pots soon.
I don�t have a big garden, but I started these in pots on my balcony. They adapted well, and the vines are already climbing. Hoping to get fruit in a year or two.