– Carbeth Plants 3 x Grape Vine Plant Collection in 9cm Pots - Nurseryman’s Mix of Outdoor Fruiting Vitis Plants - Ideal for UK Gardens and Allotments

Very good item they are growing fast just by watering them Is there any plant food i should give them

Was a bit hesitent to order as reviews were not too good overall. Order came promptly. One of the vines was dry and had no buds. Contacted sellers who after a few email communications and photos to prove it was not viable sent a replacement. Thanks to Martin and Janice for the replacement. It is helthy and in bud.

Arrived in good condition and have now grown considerably. Have kept two and given one away. Healthy and sturdy plants that I hope will eventually grow grapes if they are inside the greenhouse!

I never thought I would see the day when a plant grower would show scant regard for their plants. The box came damaged, when opened one of the plant pots was damaged, compost everywhere and root bare. Another of the plants had a shot broken off and the third plant was dehydrated. The packing was abysmal, one flimsy piece of bubble wrap laid across the top of the plants which did not provide any protection at all. I’ve had unbreakable items delivered with better packing. I haven’t asked for a refund yet as I repotted the plants straight away as the two most damaged plants appear to be recovering and I’m hopeful that they will pick up.

The head gardener was concerned at the potted sticks which arrived (photo1) but after 2 months in the poly tunnel there are 3 very healthy looking vines ready to plant, they didn't have name tags however so unsure which is which.

2 of the grapes came with leaves and look healthy, one looks dead but I know they can have a dormancy period. They’re planted in my allotment and I’m just waiting to see what happens. I will update…

Arrived quickly and all three were alive. I am very happy with the quality of all three vines and feel that so far I have value for money. They were packaged really well and the pots were moist as they were covered in a plastic bag. The box had been labelled as live plants and there was bubble wrap inside to help protect them. There was no damage to the roots or leaves and each plant is about 30cm tall. They are now planted out in the hope that, in following years, they will grow over the pergola and provide me with grapes to either eat or just wonder at.

The vines arrived fairly small and I had accepted my loss, but sprung back in to life the following summer. After 2 years two of the vines did provide a small crop, x1 bunch on one vine, and x3 bunches of grapes on another, however were very small in size are seeded, and did not taste that great. I will let the vines grow this summer and see if they provide anything worth while to keep/eat, otherwise they may have to be replaced with something better from a good nursery.