@@sergio34410 Good to have a place to relax! I'm hoping to build a pergola here, might go with a kiwi vine too, still deciding, there are so many good climbers! Will post a video when I do!
Me and three of my friends tried many various types of kiwi. None of them can survive in a hot climate. They do not survive zone 7b or 7a. Much to hot here. They are delicious and yours are the most beautiful vines Ive ever seen.
Thanks amigo! I’m really puzzled by it? I’ was thinking that your zone is the perfect one for all temper fruits: figs kiwis should be able to survive without any protection from heat or cold there. I don’t know? I have a friend in Virginia and his flowers a second time and not a fruit on it ,they dropped ( he had planted others for cross pollination ) hopefully next year they will flowers and get better results, thanks!
Looking way better already Sergio 👍
Thanks amigo! Those pruner are definitely the tool to have to tame those wild vines!
That kiwi vine is amazing! Looks great on the pergola.
@@PlasBachGarden thanks, it’s definitely my favorite it’s the longest harvest and a really nice to spend time under the shade! Thanks
@@sergio34410 Good to have a place to relax! I'm hoping to build a pergola here, might go with a kiwi vine too, still deciding, there are so many good climbers! Will post a video when I do!
Me and three of my friends tried many various types of kiwi. None of them can survive in a hot climate. They do not survive zone 7b or 7a. Much to hot here. They are delicious and yours are the most beautiful vines Ive ever seen.
Thanks amigo! I’m really puzzled by it? I’ was thinking that your zone is the perfect one for all temper fruits: figs kiwis should be able to survive without any protection from heat or cold there. I don’t know? I have a friend in Virginia and his flowers a second time and not a fruit on it ,they dropped ( he had planted others for cross pollination ) hopefully next year they will flowers and get better results, thanks!