Provided is a grafting method for kiwi berry trees. The method comprises: beveling from 1 cm below a scion bud eye in an angle of 45 DEG, beveling to 2/5 of the diameter of a scion branch, beveling downward from 1 cm above a bud to the depth of the first cut, taking down a bud sheet which slightly has a xylem and is totally 2-3 cm in length, then on a smooth position of a stock, 80 cm-100 cm above the ground, cutting apart the stock according to the method for cutting the bud sheet, and taking down cut blocks; then, embedding the bud sheet in the stock, the scion bud should be aligned at a cambium on one side of the stock, and finally, using a plastic strip to wrap tightly a grafting wound, to prevent moisture from losing. Since seedlings are high in survival rate, the survival rate of kiwi berries grafted by the method is more than 95%. The method greatly improves disease resistance, accelerates growth speed, improves yield, and changing variety is more convenient, just a top grafting position needs changing, and a whole plant does not need to be changed. When grafting in high places, planting and manual operation are more convenient.