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Actinidia kolomikta MAX. (Kolomikta actinidia)

German: Amur-StrahlengrifelCzech: aktinidie kolomikta
Genus:  ActinidiaFamily:  Actinidiaceae,
Mature Height: 4.00 mDeciduous:  deciduous plant
Bloom in:    V, Flower Colour:    white
Soil Preferred:  penetrability, nutritive, Light Required:  full sunpart shade
Other Attributes:  climber plant, on pergola and trellage,
Photo: Actinidia kolomikta, Kolomikta actinidia, Actinidia
Actinidia kolomikta   Kolomikta actinidia leaves

Actinidia kolomikta

Kolomikta actinidia

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Plants of Genus Actinidia:
01) Actinidia arguta (SIEB. ET ZUCC.) MIQ. (Bower Actinidia), Ger: Kleinfrüchtiger Strahlengriffel, Czech: aktinidie význačná
02) Actinidia kolomikta MAX. (Kolomikta actinidia), Ger: Amur-Strahlengrifel, Czech: aktinidie kolomikta

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Actinidia arguta 'Issai' - mini-kiwi
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Actinidia deliciosa 'Jenny' - kiwi
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Actinidia chinensis - Kiwi Fruit
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