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I consider Mulberry's junk, weed trees. They pop up everywhere spread by bird droppings. They grow like wildfire. Their fruit makes a ...Read More
I love the sweet fruits! I read that the leaves have many benefits.
My favorite native understory tree of Eastern US. I'm fortunate to have some growing wild where I live in FL so they are adapted to my cl...Read More
grows wild in the deep South
one showed up in my yard, and i kept it as a shade tree.
a couple of years alter, it had tons ...Read More
At Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, they have a few specimens; I have seen two; one is still very young in the Northern Illinois Coll...Read More
Yummy Yummy Yummy. Great little tree; fast growing fill in the landscape. Messy when berries are falling, so plant away from paving and...Read More
I inherited a huge red mulberry tree when I purchased my home. The shade it provides, in the So. Cal. heat, as well as the lovely chatte...Read More
I bought a red mulberry by mistake, intending to buy a black one, of which I have good memories. I have found the tree tough and incredib...Read More
I bought three and they are doing very well here in Haymarket, VA.
When we lived in Houston we had a large Mulberry tree that was a heavy producer. We dug up a couple of it's offspring and brought them w...Read More
The only native Mulberry and widespread in ther eastern half of the country. Similar to the White Mulberry (which is native to Asia) but ...Read More
My husband & I just moved into a house with an adjoining back lot that used to be a plant nursery. This is our first spring, and we are...Read More
My sister-in-law had one of these in her yard in the Baltimore, MD for years and her daughter loves the berries. Unfortunately, the tree...Read More
We have a tree here on our farm that has been here 40 years or more.. We love to eat them, and so do the birds and my pet goats, so we al...Read More
Hi, I've had this Mulberry in my yard for about 30 yrs. It's always loaded with fruit. I also have the white fruit variety, but I don't k...Read More