Iactinidia is a genus of plants that includes known species commonly as ♪. characterized by heart-shaped and showy leaves oval fruits, these plants are appreciated both for their ornamental appearance that for their tasty fruits. many varieties they are rampant, producing copious branches that make them excellent pergola plants or green fences.
leaves: actinidia leaves are usually
wide and heart-shaped, adding a decorative look to the plant.
fruit: fruits, known as kiwi, are rich in vitamin c
and fibers. the juicy and sweet green pulp gives them a taste
unique.
flowers: the plants of actinidia produce fragrant flowers,
often white or pink, which contribute to their charm
ornamental.
growth: many varieties of actinidia are rampant and grow
vigorously, requiring appropriate support to support the
their robust branches.
colors: besides the common green kiwi, there are varieties with
fruits of different colors, such as golden kiwi or red kiwi, which
add diversity to the garden.
actinidia is native to the temperate regions of asia, in particular of the wool. many kiwi species have been later introduced in other countries, such as the new zelanda, where they adapted well and became important products commercial. their global spread has been favored by growing popularity of kiwis as healthy and delicious fruit.