Expert Gardener Japanese Snowball Viburnum (1 Dormant Bare Root) Partial Sun, White, Perennial

This came without any green and most of the branches were crispy and dead. I have hope that it will bounce back as the roots were really healthy. I haven’t seen growth yet but am patiently waiting.

it was a good deal.thwy arrived well packed.i can't wait to plant them.

I've been staring at a planted stick for weeks, and i pretty much had given up on it, but today we have tiny buds that will hopefully grow into leaves!! the trick for buying these is in store only! you can see leave growth and hold the bag up to the light to be able to check for a good root system. It's a tad bit late to come out of dormancy, but it seems to be getting there.

Surprised at how tiny the plants were. One was maybe 6 inches including the roots. I put it down and couldn't find it at first, it was so tiny and delicate. Like a small twig.

I opened this and it was mostly the packaging. The root was about all I got. There was about 3 inches with the stem and root. I know it's not much but I work hard for what I have and I will be asking for a refund. Is show what it looks like but I've worked hard today and I'm not walking back outside. It looks mostly like saw dust.

I received 2 very well packaged, teeny-tiny twigs, the size of a pine needles. I am not joking. I had to tie a piece of yarn around them and a bamboo stake beside them just to find them to water them. I put river rocks around them so squirrels wouldn’t trample them. These are pitiful and the way the planting directions read, you think you really have something in the bag. To top it off, the bushes are the wrong type of virburnum. I wanted a snowball bush. One twig has a set of leaves, now, and it is obviously not what I ordered or what is on the packaging. Even at $6.88 a piece, I’m requesting a refund because it is completely the wrong thing after all the work to dig the holes, etc. I didn’t get what I ordered but Walmart can figure out whose fault it is.

bought last year and this year has growth that is about 8" tall this is not a snowball bush it is arrowood viburnum.

I did not write a review on this right away because I wanted to give honest feedback. I followed the recommended directions and still no buds just a dry brittle stick ....please dont was your money

This had one dried up stick in it. Absolutely no roots or anything. I took it completely apart nothing inside to even plant. Total waste of money!!

You canceled order, never received