Barry S.
I appreciated the replacement but it…
I appreciated the replacement but it was scraggly and I don’t think it established enough to make it through winter.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryOct 20, 2026
keep us posted

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Barry S.
I appreciated the replacement but it was scraggly and I don’t think it established enough to make it through winter.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryOct 20, 2026
keep us posted
Jeanell E.
3 of the 5 ordered died. So far only 2 are living. Do you replace dead??.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryOct 4, 2026
sending replacements
ED R.
excited about getting the plants. Surprised when they came, small, weak-looking. Planted three along my fence line, same location, same water, one died. We will see next year, but so far, better served with berries from Home Depot...for the price.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryOct 17, 2026
replacement sent
Don B.
The plants just did not grow; they are not dead they just are not growing. Full Sun, Watering as needed, fertilized with appropriate stuff,
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberrySep 14, 2026
sending replacements
Don Y.
Disappointed in there brother, they have been planted as per instructions, fed and munched and they are only about a foot high
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberrySep 10, 2026
They will eventually take off, but it may take months. Sending replacements.
TJ
I planted and watered per the directions but the plant did NOT grow. So disappointed! Looking forward to the replacement and will adjust my rating as needed! THANK YOU.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberrySep 8, 2026
sending replacement
Fred
First plant never grow. Replaced it and it’s small. Maybe wrong part of the country.
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 26, 2026
sending replacement
Brian G.
Only one plant survived. It is what it is. I was hoping that all of the plants would survive but such is life
Response from Doyles Thornless BlackberryAug 24, 2026
sending replacements