DONNA R.
My plant arrived when it was suppo6to…
My plant arrived when it was suppo6to and is thriving
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 20, 2026
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Premium Thornless Blackberry Plants for GardenersFruitsAndBerries.com is the official online source for Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants — a premium, high-yield thornless blackberry variety trusted by gardeners for more than 60 years.We specialize exclusively in providing Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants to customers across the United States. By focusing on one exceptional variety, we are able to deliver vigorous, resilient plants known for outstanding performance in backyard gardens, homesteads, and small growing operations.High-Yield Blackberry Plants That Produce More FruitDoyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants are recognized for their heavy production — yielding up to 20 times more fruit than ordinary blackberry plants under proper growing conditions. Gardeners choose this variety for its large, flavorful berries and dependable harvests year after year.Grows in Zones 3–10 and Thrives in Tough ConditionsThese thornless blackberry plants thrive in USDA growing zones 3 through 10, making them suitable for a wide range of climates across the United States. They are resilient in cold and dry conditions, providing greater reliability and confidence for growers in varying environments — all without the hassle of thorns.Backed by a 19-Month Limited Plant WarrantyEvery plant purchase includes a 19-month limited warranty. We stand behind the quality and performance of our blackberry plants and are committed to helping our customers succeed.Everything You Need to Successfully Grow BlackberriesIn addition to Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants, we offer a variety of products designed to support successful growth and harvesting, including trellis kits, fertilizers, soil amendments, a blackberry cookbook for recipe inspiration, and branded apparel for blackberry enthusiasts.Over 60 Years of Providing a Better Thornless Blackberry PlantFor more than six decades, our mission has remained the same: provide gardeners with a better thornless blackberry plant and help them grow
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DONNA R.
My plant arrived when it was suppo6to and is thriving
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 20, 2026
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Sharon R.
I have purchased blackberries from other places, planted them carefully, watered as they said, and within the first month, they all died. These plants came alive, vibrant, and healthy. I ensured the soil was what was indicated for them to grow, planted them, and watered them through the worst summer we've had in over a decade. No rain for over a month. Watered almost every night. The nights I couldn't be here to water, they were watered the next morning. They have been in the ground since about May 25th, and they are growing, reaching out tendrils, expanding their small area, and they are still healthy. I've gotten them through the summer, just need to get them through the freezing winter ahead. I am really hoping I can do it. If they don't make it, it's on me, they are doing their utmost to flourish.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 19, 2026
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Randy C.
Plants are doing great i use my pond water which has fish that is helping bigger canes this year and built a trellis. From Upper Michigan
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 18, 2026
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Janell S.
My plants were dried out,
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 18, 2026
sending replacements
Karen H.
My plants did not grow. I paid $40 for them
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 16, 2026
sending replacements
David D.
Delivery was great. Both little starts have taken off Can't wait for Berries .
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 16, 2026
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Krista A M.
The deer ate them.
Elmo M.
The plants are 3 months old and are thriving!
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 16, 2026
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