Goji berry plants and cuttings from Lycium barbarum, a fruiting shrub known for its small red berries and arching growth habit. This species is commonly grown for edible fruit and garden use.

This listing includes both live bare root plants and unrooted cuttings suitable for propagation. Goji berry develops into a productive shrub under suitable growing conditions.

• Includes 3 live bare root plants
• Includes 3 unrooted cuttings
• Fruit-bearing shrub species
• Produces red berries
• Suitable for garden planting

Common Name: Goji Berry
Scientific Name: Lycium barbarum
Plant Type: Fruit Shrub
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: Purple flowers, red berries
Sunlight: Full Sun
Soil: Well-drained soil
Water: Moderate
USDA Zone: 5–9

Plant Condition Disclosure

Live plants may be shipped dormant, leafless, recently pruned, bare root, or partially defoliated depending on season, weather, and shipping requirements.

Natural variation in size, branching, foliage density, color, root structure, and overall appearance should be expected.

Important Note

You will receive a live starter plant (seedling/young plant). Listing photos show the plant at a mature stage for reference only. The actual plant size, shape, and appearance may vary and will be significantly smaller than the images shown.

Customer Notice for Live Plants

Live plants may experience normal shipping stress such as leaf loss, yellowing, wilting, or minor branch damage.

Please consider local weather before purchasing. Extreme heat, freezing temperatures, severe weather, shipping delays, or unattended packages may increase plant stress.

Due to the perishable nature of live plants, returns are generally not accepted. If there is an issue with your order, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery and provide the required photos for review.

• Photos of the shipping box
• Photo of the shipping label
• Clear photos of the plant from multiple angles
• Scratch test photos if the plant appears dead or dormant

Dormant, stressed, defoliated, wilted, or transit-shocked plants are not automatically considered dead.

Claims submitted without the required photos or more than 48 hours after delivery may not be eligible for review, replacement, or refund.