Kiwi, Kiwifruit

Name: Kiwifruit, Kiwi, Actinidia

Latin name: Actinidia chinensis, Actinidia deliciosa.

Foliage:  Deciduous

Mature height: this healthy woody bot can reach 29,53ft. length, gives the Kiwi fruit, and reaches shrub appearance using stakes and guiding systems for the fruit production.

Description: it is a climbing plant native from the Himalayan foothills, in the south of China, introduced in New Zealand in 1904 and since then, cultivated in many temperate regions for its edible fruit.

Kiwi, Actinidia

Nombre: Kiwi, Actinidia, Grosella de China

Nombre latino: Actinidia chinensis, Actinidia deliciosa

Follaje: Caducifolia

 

Altura adulta: Vigorosa trepadora leñosa que puede alcanzar los 9 metros de longitud, produce la fruta kiwi, valiendonos de sistemas de entutorado y guiado para la producción frutícula alcanza un porte arbustivo.

Descripción: El Kiwi es una planta trepadora originaria de las laderas del Himalaya, en el sur de China, introducida en Nueva Zelanda en 1904 y desde entonces cultivada en muchas regiones templadas por su fruto comestible.

Kiwi, Actinidia

Izena: Kiwi, Actinidia

Latin izena: Actinidia chinensis, Actinidia deliciosa

Hostoak: hosto erorkorreko zuhaitza.

Helduen tamainua: 9 metro luzeraino heldu ahal dela zurezko gorakari sendoa da, kiwi fruta ematen du; fruta-ekoizpenerako zurkaizte eta zutoin sistemak erabiltzen baditugu, zuhaixka itxura hartzen du.

Deskribapena: Landare gorakari honen jatorria Himalayako maldak dira, Txinako hegoaldean, 1904-ean Nueva Zelandan sartuta eta, hortik aurrera, herrialde epel askotan hazita, beren fruitua jangarriagatik.

Liquidambar, American sweetgum

Name: Liquidambar, American sweetgum, sweet-gum

Latin name: Liquidambar

Varietys: Liquidambar changii, Liquidambar formosana, Liquidambar orientales, Liquidambar styraciflua (Burgundy, Aurea, Festival, Rotundifolia, Worplesdon)

Foliage:  Deciduous

Mature height: Tree that can reach 82-98 feets even 40 feets

Description: It is a big and conical tree that can be confused with one maple. Not much trees become such spectacular in autumn like the Liquidambar. One specie native of the East of North America, that today shows her beaty in our parks, gardens and streets.

Lobed leafs with 3 to 7 points or lobes, normaly 5, with balsam odor when you squezze. The leafs are soft with brilliant green colour turning reddish in autumn.