6 Potted Joan J Thornless Ever Bearing Red Raspberry Plants

The negative reviews are ridiculous- ignore them. I had previously ordered raspberry plants from Hand-Picked nursery and they took my money (over $100) and sent nothing.. I then ordered these 6 seedlings from these guys. These 6 seedling plants arrived quickly and very well packaged in rooted cubes in plastic with moisturizing gel. Because they are not in pots, but rooted cubes, it was a cinch to transplant them. I put 3 into the raspberry bed, and fertilized them. I put the other 3 into pots and fertilized them, in case the 3 in the bed don't take. It already looks like sme new leaves are coming out on the bedded ones (after a few days).

Many of my local garden centers did not carry this variety and I was nervous about ordering online. The plants came early, in good condition (plants approximately 12 inches tall with roots bagged in moisture media). They came from west coast to Ohio - very pleased with their condition. I would recommend to others. Instructions included on how to acclimate before planting. Great price for six specialty raspberry plants.

I just received the plants today. All looked nice and healthy. I am knocking off 1 star because the description says, "... fully rooted potted ..." The plants that I received were most definitely not potted.

All arrived in good shape in a few days.Canes multiplied, tripling in four months. Berries began ripening mid-August after planting in early April in NC.Required a lot of watering though. Still getting about a quart a week near end of September.Update: Picked half a cup of berries this morning - November 2!!!!

Arrived packaged well. They’re thriving but One didn’t survive.

5 of my 6 plants are thriving. They were not potted... they came in 2 bags with 3 plants in each bag. Arrived in good condition.

When I received these, there were only 3 plants in the box. When I contacted them, they told me I miss counted and needed to take them out of the plastic........ I had already fully investigated the quantity. They did send me 3 more plants so now I had the full 6 plants as described in the order. Only 2 of the 6 grew. The other 4 rotted and died even though I followed the planting instructions to the letter.

I wanted to wait to review until I saw if the transplanting was successful. We have an irrigated place where we used these new starts to fill gaps with existing raspberry starts of a different variety. The ones that survived (they arrived packed in ice) the transplanting directions look very healthy now, but the stalks are covered in soft thorns, so I sincerely hope these are thornless as advertised.