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berryman135678

mulching Kiwi's

15 years ago

I am in Northern IA and these are suppose to be able to last the winter in my zone. They area Northern (arctic I believe) variety. I received two (male female) and one grew real well this summer (about 18") the other about 6". So when should I mulch them? after they loose leaves or 1st frost? I think I will actually bury the smaller one with mulch.

Anyone have any luck with Kiwi's in the North?

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