1 of 4 died
We’re sorry to hear that your raspberry initially leafed out but then died. This can sometimes happen with newly planted raspberries if they experience transplant stress, moisture fluctuations, heat, or difficulties establishing their root system.
We understand how disappointing it is to see healthy new growth appear only to have the plant decline afterward. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and provide your feedback.
Bought 6 canes through two orders. Five of the plants are doing great. One, however, did not thrive. Your service is very responsive.
Very healthy plant! Looks like I’ll even get a handful of berries this first year!
I’ve purchased Wyoming black raspberries from T&T Seeds in the past. The plants they sent were very tiny and needed extra care, but they eventually grew and produced wonderful berries. I ordered 4 more this year and the plants I received were nicely robust, but sadly, they turned out to be a different type of raspberry.
Hi there, thank you for sharing your experience. We're glad to hear your new plants are healthy, but we're sorry about the mix-up with the raspberry types. Please email us directly with photos so we can look into this issue for you. We appreciate your feedback and hope to make this right!
very happy with purchase ,i know they will take time to get established
too early to tell yet but appeared ok when received and started to grow
1 died out of two wasn’t healthy rootstock
I'm sorry to hear that one of your raspberry plants did not survive.
While bare root raspberry plants are shipped dormant, they should begin to establish and produce new growth after planting. If one plant has failed to break dormancy while the other is growing well, we'd be happy to review it under our warranty policy.
Please reply with your order number, photos of the planted raspberry, and details of the planting and care it has received. If the plant has been in the ground for at least six weeks and has still not shown any signs of growth, we'll review your claim and determine the appropriate resolution.
Only two of the four canes ever leafed out. I got two duds.
The delivery of the rootstock was spot-on in the spring, and when given the right amount and type of care, they thrive afterwards.
2 out of 8 canes did not grow
One Bare Root came up. The other one never did.