BlackBerry Plants Natchez Price Includes Four (4) Plants

Came alive and beautiful!

These are so beautiful that I thought they were fake. I had to pinch a leaf. They arrived very healthy. I hope I do them Justice by following the instructions. The quality is the best I've seen and I ordered a lot of plants and trees. I'll keep up on the growth rate at a later time. I just received them yesterday. Perfect! Blackberries 2024 updated picture to show how well they are doing in November 2024. I replanted a few due to squirrel damage and they are beautiful as when I got them. They don't take much water in this weather. November 2025. I really need to put these in the ground. I had to water daily in the summer this year! Next year they will be planted!

Still fighting to keep them alive. Not good at all. I thought they would have come in a pot with dirt but they did not. After I put them in a pot and potting mix right away it was like it got powdery mildew and all the leaves turned brown and dropped.

Waited to do review to see how they would do in Texas heat and cold. Holding strong.

Be aware when you buy. These are small rooted in very small container seedlings. Need pampering a year in pots. Plant next year. Otherwise, arrived healthy and alive.

They grew very fast starting from their shot-glass sized initial potlets. After several replantings, and on automatic irrigation, they developed into healthy and productive plants. Unfortunately, their fruits were irresistibly sweet and juicy for the many little birds. They didn't left us many to enjoy...

I was really hoping to have had these grow, but when they arrived, two of them were severely affected with dried up leaves and only one had no visible dried leaves. There was another one in the shipment that had some living leaves with a few dried. I did contact the seller and sent a picture of them inbox. The seller told me to plant them and see what happens, however, they have not recovered more than two weeks later. The one that was all green is barely hanging on after being potted while the others just completely died. I was rather disappointed and I don’t feel like contacting the seller again about the shipment. To me, maybe they should have been bigger with a more established root system. The very hot summer we had and trying to ship those really small plants maybe was too much plant shock for them I suppose. I won’t go this route anymore and maybe just stick to looking out for something local. That way I am less likely to lose money. I can’t really fault the seller. He/she can keep the 20 something dollars.

Got them put out right away here in south Georgia. Already growing. Can't wait to get that fruit coming in.