Strawberry Full Season Collection – 18 Bareroots Hardy Perennial Varieties for Extended Harvest – Homegrown Sweet & Juicy Fruits – Ideal for Gardens, Pots & Hanging Baskets by Thompson and Morgan

5 starI was late getting these this year but they are great ,great value and easy to establish Why did you choose this product over others?:Speed and quality

The plants arrived in polythene bags, which should have kept them moist, but they were quite dry on arrival.The plants are small and I was worried that they might not survive, but 2 weeks after planting and all of them are still alive and appear to be growing well.It's early days, but I am hopeful that they will thrive.

I don't think I received the correct amount of plants as I only have 8. But these are now thriving after I thought they were dead. Excited to see the outcomes.

Arrived within the delivery time. That's the only positive thing about this purchase.I ordered from T&M because they have a good reputation for quality, oh how the times have changed. The longer than usual delivery time frame was acceptable, as I thought they would be worth waiting for. I have purchased bare root plants on many occasions, but these are the worst that I have ever had. Three bundles of six bare roots, as described, but no label in any of them, so it's a guessing game. Totally dried out, can't tell what's the root and where the crown is. Won't be buying these again. £15 wasted.

Arrived as very small plants, as expected. I soaked them in warm water for about an hour and put half in the garden. As back up I put the other half in a planter. I had to put markers to know where I’d planted them,in the garden, as they were so small. All have grown and are looking really healthy. I’m really happy with them.

A few plants arrived healthy with green leaves, rest looked very dry. Planted them all upon receipt and 8 died, only 10 have survived. Hopefully the fruit will make up for it.

Beautiful strong strawberry plants . Plenty of fruit coming along.

The plants in the order look OK but only found them by chance. We have a box outside the front door for parcels in case we are out. The items were there when I checked having seen my Amazon account stating delivery. We expect deliverers to at least leave a note through the letter box if there is a delivery we were out for. This system has worked to us for some time now but it was only by chance I checked the box when my account stated the had been delivered. This means they have been in this plastic crate for several days with it being cold, hope they are OK. Have temporarily put them into pots in an outhouse and given them some water. They look ok and have good roots, I just hope they have not dried out too much. Will let you know if we have problems.