hardy kiwi

"Hardy kiwi" is a resilient fruit-bearing vine native to East Asia, known for its cold tolerance and smooth-skinned, grape-sized fruits.

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Definition

(technical, academic)A perennial vine native to East Asia, scientifically known as Actinidia arguta, which can grow up to 20 feet per year.

The hardy kiwi vine can thrive in colder climates, making it suitable for temperate regions.

(general, informal)A small, smooth-skinned fruit produced by the hardy kiwi vine, similar in taste to the common kiwi but more cold-resistant.

Hardy kiwi fruits are often enjoyed fresh and can be eaten whole without peeling.
The sweet and tangy flavor of hardy kiwi makes it a popular addition to fruit salads.

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