Growing Figs, Grapes, and kiwi fruit Advice please

Figs can take some cold, but most folk find they do well in greenhouses, mostly against early frosts which can damage the new fruit buds which are set the previous fall. Also, figs love to have their roots contained and do very well in large, moveable pots that can be shifted into the greenhouse or conservatory for winter.

Grapes are happy on a south facing wall, you just need to decide if you want eating or wine grapes. Note that it takes a lot of grapes to make one bottle of wine. There are now more varieties of grapes that are bred to tolerate low winter temps and you might want to consider these.

Kiwi fruit need a male plant and a female plant or they won't produce. The variety bred for northern climes like ourselves are huge climbers and you might not want to devote all the space they require.

If you have a fig, you could retain the roots by putting in four paving slabs to make an empty 'box' in the ground, that you can plant the fig into