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Image: Kiwi Vine Trellis and Pergola Support Systems

Published: January 12, 2026 at 4:49:09 PM UTC

Landscape image illustrating different kiwi vine support systems such as T-bar trellises, A-frame structures, pergolas, and vertical trellising in a green orchard setting.


Landscape photo showing multiple kiwi vine trellis systems including T-bar, A-frame, pergola, and vertical supports with fruit-laden vines in an orchard.

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The image presents a wide, landscape-oriented view of a cultivated orchard demonstrating multiple trellis and support systems used for growing kiwi vines. In the foreground and extending across the scene are several distinct structures, each illustrating a different training method. On the left side, a T-bar trellis system is visible, consisting of sturdy vertical wooden posts topped with horizontal crossbars and tensioned wires. Lush kiwi vines spread laterally along the wires, forming a dense green canopy from which clusters of mature, brown, fuzzy kiwi fruit hang evenly, indicating careful pruning and balanced growth. Moving toward the center, an A-frame or triangular trellis design rises from the grass, built from angled wooden beams that meet at the top. The kiwi vines drape over both sides of this structure, creating a natural arch effect, with leaves overlapping and fruit hanging beneath the foliage, clearly showing how this system supports heavy crops while allowing light penetration. Slightly to the right of center stands a pergola-style structure made of thick wooden posts and beams. The pergola supports a flat overhead grid completely covered by kiwi vines, forming a shaded canopy. Beneath the pergola, a wooden picnic table and benches are placed on a gravel pad, suggesting a multifunctional design that combines crop production with a shaded resting or gathering space. On the far right, a vertical trellis system is shown, with straight posts and multiple horizontal wires guiding vines upward in a more compact, linear form. The kiwi vines climb vertically, with fruit hanging close to the supports, illustrating an efficient use of space. The ground throughout the orchard is covered in well-maintained green grass, and the rows are neatly spaced, reinforcing an organized agricultural setting. In the background, gently rolling hills, scattered trees, and a lush green landscape extend into the distance under a bright sky with soft, scattered clouds. The natural daylight highlights the textures of the wooden structures, the vibrant green leaves, and the ripening fruit, creating a clear, educational visual comparison of different kiwi vine support systems within a single cohesive scene.

The image is related to: A Complete Guide to Growing Kiwis at Home

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