Goji Berry (Wolfberry) Plants (4 Pack) –Rare Berry Variety, Cold-Hardy to -10°F, Drought-Tolerant, Self-Fertile Yielding Sweet Red Berries Live Starter Plants for Planting

Have trans planted them twice. All thriving, Have one in the garden now doing well.

Plants arrived desiccated and leafless very disappointing

When you first get these plants, they are very small, but I transplanted them into bigger pots immediately. I had to put them in the basement with grow lights because our area's weather turned cold fast. I was very surprised to find a little flower on one of the plants. Later, as they grew more, a little Goji berry appeared!! I almost did a dance in my basement!! It tasted so yummy!! I can't wait till they get really big and I can plant them outside in our garden. If you have never had Goji berries, you must try them. This company is really great, and the plants are healthy!

I gave a low rating because the shipping information wasn’t accurate at all, and it took a long time to receive. Besides that, the plants are beautiful and healthy. The packaging was awesome! I will definitely order from this company again.

First off let me say this is the first time ordering plants on-line. My expectations were fairly low. Also, I live in Alaska so wasn't sure how well they would travel. Pleasantly surprised that all four made it here in stable condition; no broken stems and leaves were small but green although a little wilted...to be expected. Once watered, they perked up and look fine. So, everything was better than expected EXCEPT for the bugs. Now, I don't know if it is normal to receive critters as well as plants but didn't like the newcomers in my house. Packing could use an upgrade and could explain why some reviewers received broken-stemmed plants as there was only brown kraft paper wrapped around the plants. Also, the tiny starter pots simply cannot hold the moisture for extended periods, perhaps plastic baggies around the roots would work better? Just a thought. We'll see how well they last. I have repotted them in slightly larger planters (4 inch) and placed in a plastic bag to contain any new arrivals of the insectoid species. I would put them outside except we are still dipping into the 30's degree F range at night and I think that would be too cold for these little babies. Excluding the roots, the plants are about 4 inches tall and came in little plastic starter cups with the roots wrapped around the soil in the bottom. I do hope they make it, I've been wanting Gojo berry bushes for quite some time...one of the few berries that are classified for zone 3, the coldest climate for hardiness. Wish me luck fellow shoppers!

These tiny goji berry starts (little plugs) arrived healthy and ready to plant. For those willing to wait the 2-3 years until these mature, these represent a low-cost alternative to the bigger more expensive established goji berry plants in 1 gallon pots.

I liked the packaging, I like the plants. I have 1 of 4 survive following their instructions. So, that is maybe just part of shipping live things? Whatever the case I have a 25% success rate and that isn't good for the price unfortunately. I use the best you can buy soil with low PH water, I don't have this issue with other plants. So, if they sent me 3 replacements plants I would be happy, but I don't know if that is possible. For now 2 stars for 25% living.

They are growing well.