Kiwifruit plants
Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can help I'm looking at trying to grow kiwifruit (preferably golden but would be happy with green) and have been talking to the local garden shops.
As I understand due to the viruses up north it's not illegal to grow or sell locally but you can't transport plants around the country. As the only nurseries in the country growing kiwi fruit plants are up north no-one can get them down here.
The garden shop suggested trying to find someone locally who has two existing plants (male and female) and try and take cutting to grow them. They will grown in the Hutt quite happily it's just trying to find some.
Has anyone got two plants I could take cuttings off?
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