The Female Variegated Kiwi vine is prized for its striking heart-shaped foliage, with some leaves appearing solid green, others white variegated, and some featuring bold pink variegation. In the spring, fragrant white flowers bloom, giving way to edible, grape-like fruits in early fall. These plants require a pollinator to produce fruit, and it is recommended to plant one male plant for every 3-4 females. The Kiwi Kolomikta Female is more cold-hardy than the Kiwi arguta varieties and is relatively free from diseases and pests. Regular pruning is required, and it should be grown with a support structure, such as an arbor or trellis.