Yellow Kiwi Vine 'Minkimale'.
The Kiwi Vine 'Minkimale' is a very attractive and fast growing climber. A relatively new cultivar it has large attractive mid green leaves ovate in shape. Between May and June clusters of beautifully scented creamy white flowers are produced, enabling the pollination of the female Kiwi 'Minkigold'.
Perfect as an alternative to conventional climbers, they are easy to grow. Happy in containers if space is limited and great for growing on a trellis arch or pergola.
Grown in a sunny, sheltered position they will flourish and be able to pollinate between 6-8 'Minkigold' Kiwi Vines.
Caring for your Kiwi Vine is easy, remember they are a fruit tree so they will need feeding. Feed with tomato feed every 2 weeks from a month after growth starts in spring and through the growing season.
These vines are exceptional quality from specialist growers. Photos 1-3 show some the Kiwi Vines coming into stock from Spring 2026. Please note, the vines will just be coming back into leaf in Spring. Heights stated include pot sizes.
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ACTNINIDA CHINENSIS 'MINKIMALE'. Male Kiwi.
Latin Name: Actinidia Chinensis 'Minkimale' Male.
Common Name: Chinese Gooseberry 'Minkigold'. Yellow Kiwi 'Minkigold' Male.
Origin: Cultivar from a French grower.
Hardiness: The vine is hardy to around -10 degrees. New bud growth is susceptible to early frosts. Mulch in winter allowing a gap around the stem to reduce the risk of rotting.
Growth: Very vigorous variety of Kiwi. Deciduous ornamental tree with large ovate shaped leaves. Cluster of creamy white fragrant flowers between May-June. New cultivar. Pollination partner to the female Kiwi 'Minkigold'.
Sun: Full sun/partial shade.
Exposure: Sheltered.
Flowering Season: Summer.
Fruiting Season: Late Autumn.
Pruning Time: Summer- Pinch out young shoots 2 leaves above the flowers. End of winter-prune to a good shape.
Soil: Rich fertile well drained soil.
Moisture: Water regularly. Avoid water logging.
Feeding: Feed a balanced fertilizer from Spring through the fruiting season.
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