Actinidia pilosula (Male)

Actinidia pilosula is known as the rosy crabapple kiwi. It is a rare species with luscious foliage that is burgundy when young and later deep green tipped or sometimes mostly covered in silvery white. Very useful for brightening part shade areas. In spring the stems are adorned with fragrant, rose-pink, saucer-shaped flowers. This species has separate male and female plants. A fast-growing vine, it will reach 10-25 feet in a few years so give it a little space or grow it up a large hedge or into a tree. Our plants are a male clone. Possibly the same as A. tetramera var. maloides