Donny S.
Terrible Delivery Service
Ordered back in January for a March 16th delivery. Now March 25th and still no blackberry plants!
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
delivered Mar 27th

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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Donny S.
Ordered back in January for a March 16th delivery. Now March 25th and still no blackberry plants!
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
delivered Mar 27th
Tom K.
PlayWe're supposed to be three feet tall , but there were three inches tall very disappointing
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
we never said any specific size and definintely never 3 foot, the roots are the import ant part and the plant has dozens
Huey H.
Where is my book I paid for ??????
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
did you look under the plants,
Dean M.
I bought thornless blackberries from the local hardware store and they were 24-36 inches for a lower cost. I received the Doyes, I received a 2.5 inch tiny play for $30.00 total. I felt like I had been misled by flash marketing. It would be nice to have an idea what I'm getting for the money.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
roots are the important part and our plant has dozens,
Cheryl M.
Plant arrived dead. Sent email and no response.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
replacement scheduled for April 8th
Lisa
The plants are small bit nice and seem to be growing. I did however place an order for root boost and they sent me another plant. After several attempts and 4 back n forth emails they still have not resolved the issue. I give them ones star for lack of customer service.
Randolph S.
smallest plant I have ever received? Might as well have been a bare root?? $20 for a seed starter cube and a 3 inch plant? Just unbelievable.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
lots of roots, watch it grrow
Mike
Very surprised how small the "plant" was. Maybe 3" tall. Will be quite some time before I see any fruit. I should have taken the 30 mile drive locally for a 3 gallon plant for the same price and same product. Very disappointing.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryApr 5, 2026
you will have fruit next year