Growing kiwi fruits vertically is a great way to save space in your garden. Kiwi vines can be easily trained to grow up a trellis or vertical structure and they’re a nice addition to a vertical garden.

I'm moving my young kiwi vines (Arctic kiwi) and need a real trellis they won't break down. Can I use metal posts, or what would work best, and be economical too.

Explore the different varieties of kiwis and learn how to choose the perfect one for your climate, garden space, and taste preferences. #kiwivarieties #choosingkiwis #fruitgarden

I’m 87 days into the edible forest garden project. I’m getting rid of the grass in my backyard to create an edible forest garden made of perennial edibles that’s as beautiful as i…

I’m 87 days into the edible forest garden project. I’m getting rid of the grass in my backyard to create an edible forest garden made of perennial edibles that’s as beautiful as i…

You can grow kiwi fruit in northern climates, and the great taste is worth the wait.

Technically, known as 'cold hardy kiwi' fruit, these miniature cousins of the familiar fuzzy brown kiwi are known as kiwi berries, grapes, or baby kiwis.

Hardy Kiwi Trellis

Last week I wrote that, what with the cold weather and low-hanging sun showing its face but briefly each day, there’s little for a gardener to do now. That pr

Dear Helen: What is the best timing for pruning kiwi, grape, and wisteria? P.V. I prune all three in January, and again in summer. The January timing is especially important for kiwi and grape — vines whose sap begins rising early.