'Tahi' Black Raspberry Plant - Thornless Black Raspberry Plants - Live Plants (1)

Came looking pretty small and a little thrashed, but perked right up in the ground. I am excited about it

I've been ordering from this company for a long time, and I've never been disappointed, their plants are healthy, gorgeous and thriving, and these black raspberry plants are perfect.

Waste of money, plant arrived tiny and barely alive. Died from the root up in days. Amazon approved a replacement but the seller cancelled it and argued with me for days before just ignoring me. Save you money. Will never buy from this seller again. Should at least give a refund for the dead plant.

Oh my goodness, so tiny. It came looking good and healthy as seen in the picture, but very small. I planted it right away, hoping for the best.

Arrived before expected. Tiny signs of life on all 5 canes is a good sign. There will be a frost this weekend so I will let these guys harden on my porch a few days, and outside a few days, bringing them in for the frosty nights and plant them in 4 days. I'll update on progress but so far, so good! *Edit second pic is what they look like after 4 weeks. 4/5 of them are growing well. One only had the one tiny growth, but that has shriveled off. I'm leaving it in to see if it's growing roots but I'm not hopeful about that one. 4/5 success rate ain't bad though.

Great little plants. Am worried about how to keep them alive over the cold winter months. Thought they’d wait until spring to ship. Reached out to company but no reply. Called local nursery and they suggested I keep in cold place and let them go dormant but don’t let them freeze

Beautiful healthy plants, well packaged. The tops were small, which is as to be expected this time of year as they're just breaking dormancy; the important thing is that the root systems were all robust and healthy.

These plants are very small. I soaked them in water for eight hours. Removed the plating material and dusted them with hormone growth powder. I lost two of them. The other two are still very small but hoping they'll take off.