A decorative climber that is a true ornament in any garden. Grows vigorously, reaching 8–10 m (2–3 m per year). Male plant, a great pollinator for female and hermaphroditic varieties of Actinidia arguta. One male plant is enough for 6–8 female plants. It has attractive, dark green, slightly glossy leaves with red petioles. Kiwi fruits are very healthy — fat-free, rich in potassium and microelements including zinc, and very high in vitamins, especially vitamin C. Actinidia arguta fruits contain four times more vitamin C than lemons!

Flowering: In June, white flowers. Male variety, an excellent pollinator for 'KEN'S RED', 'JUMBO' and other Actinidia arguta cultivars.

Exposure: South, west, east.

Care: Performs well in our climate, hardy to -30°C. Best pruned in late autumn or winter (before vegetation starts). Tolerates average soils. Requires a sunny position.

Planting: Twines around any support — suitable for arbors, pergolas, nets, posts, fences, home gardens, allotments, and production plantations.