BlackBerry Plants Sweetie-Pie Price Includes Four (4) Plants

I have bought these plants for a few years now. Only have to repurchase due to the bad freeze we had killing the vines. You get large lush plants and they grow fast and yield beautiful berries I cant wait to get these up to producing. You won’t go wrong with these guys

I had purchased these starter plants earlier, and when the first shipment had arrived, several were damaged due to being dried out, and they did not survive,, I sent in a review, and the Company quickly responded, offering help and replacement plants. They quickly sent replacement plants, and this time they were fresh and vital. I have potted them immediately, and am hopeful that they will grow nicely. I can not comment about the harvest, taste, etc as they were 2 inch plugs, but the plants look healthy and I believe I have a great chance for healthy mature plants.. I am in zone 8b, so these plants will have some challenges through the season,, I will update as the season progresses.

Package received 4 days late. I had ordered 4 Sweetie Pie and 4 Prime Ark plants from the same seller so they came together. They were jammed into a very small box (that my mail lady further compressed to get into my mailbox). When I opened them they are tiny little plants in jiffy pots that are in small, open ziplock bags wrapped in dry papertowels. The dirt from the pots was everywhere and got all over my kitchen island and floor while carefully opening. This would have all been forgivable if the wee baby planties looked ok.... they did not. They are teeny, wilty, have mildew leaf spots, and are ***actually just tiny plugs (less than 1") replanted into a larger jiffy pot right before shipment** this thing was a seed like 1.5 months ago. This is not a mature 2.5" pot bursting with roots and ready to be planted outside in a protected place. These are teeny seedlings that i had to repot/upgrade to 3" pots and itll be the end of the summer before they fill these tiny pots (if they even survive). Please learn from my mistake and shop elsewhere. I'm just glad i didnt buy more based on the decent reviews. I have pictures and will try to upload them. The actual root plug of the plant is the same width as the plant name marker in the pot..... a joke!

Two of the plants died even though they were planted in bottom watering pots. I was ill and couldn't return them for exchange. The other two are growing beautifully.

The plant look good upon arrival and are potted up. They are 6” plants. I’m update this in two years when I get my first berries.

Pretty tiny. They did all root and take in pots. Don’t expect large plants first year

I bought these plants six years ago and planted and mulched them (in November). Two of the plants survived in eastern Washington, where we get very cold (down to -29°) winters and extremely hot (up to 110°) summer temps. We only have a four month growing season, but in spite of this, for several years now I've been getting massive yields of wonderful, big, sweet blackberries every year. With no thorns, they are easy to pick. My two bushes are sending out branches up to 15 or more feet in length and they are loaded with blossoms and berries. The 11 pints of ripe berries shown are from one day's harvest and I only picked about half of the ones that were ripe; there's at least triple that many berries yet to ripen.

I think there are a lot of professional complainers here that could kill a pet rock. Got 4 saplings planted'm right away, they took off great, put them outside in 5 gallon pots (so I could move them if needed) when the were a foot tall spring before last and the deer ate them to the nub. Put them in what I thought was a safer place and they bounced back nice then the deer topped'm off again, so I made a green house for'm come fall they were 2 feet tall. Left'm in the 5 gallon bags over winter in the green house. Planted last spring and got one of those motion detecting sprinklers to keep the deer back and they are kicking butt. Got a few berries off the year before's canes and they were delicious and thornless. Looking forward to this years cobbler. In spite of me and the deer and a cold winter in 5 gallon bags they just won't die. If you can kill these blackberry plants you should hire someone else to grow things for you.