The kiwi on the right is an Arguta so if its a female you will need a male arguta to pollinate it. As to what variety it may be you can't tell from the leaves.

The kiwi on the left is a Kolomitka variety so if its a male you will need a female of the same kind (September Sun for example) to get fruit.

You could try to save pollen from the Kolomitka and manually apply it to the female later when it blooms. I think thats how the variety "Julia" was created.

Tyler

Thank you for the confirmation. I've been looking about for a male for the arguta and a female for the kolomitka but haven't yet found them. In the meantime, I did pick up a pair of fuzzy kiwis at Lowes today (pollinator is Tomuri). Then I read on a website "The fuzzy kiwi male is the best pollinator and can pollinate the fuzzy or arguta female. The arguta male can pollinate the arguta or fuzzy female because bloom times partially overlap." Is this true? Can I just plant the Tomuri near the arguta females (I have 2) and it will serve as a reliable pollinator for them and the fuzzy female??

If the blooms overlap then yes it should work to pollinate the arguta. Tyler

hi I'm experimented with Kiwi fruits..... can i pollinate any kind of male and female kiwi ?

hi can you tell me if this is a male or female Kiwi vine? can you tell me by the leaves?