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I’ve been studying this species for about 53 years. Has pros and cons. I’d say the most unique thing about this species is the vari...Read More
My choice is negative as I consider this invasive east Asian species as a weed tree normally. I have eaten its delicious fruit that can b...Read More
A very fast-growing weed tree, brought from China in colonial times in a failed attempt to start a silk industry.
The nam...Read More
It's native to northern China. Due to a lack of natural controls such as insect pests and competitors, some alien plants can easily becom...Read More
there is a tree in my yard that has been there since we moved intothe house, but i just noticed for the first time that it was buddin fru...Read More
I didn't know what I had in my yard, as many native trees lined my yard beside a river. I admired the many lobed leaves of this particu...Read More
I have a white mulberry in my backyard. Unlike red mulberries and (apparently) most other white mulberries, its fruit ripens to white wit...Read More
I had the "kingan fruitless' variety in my yard that was planted by a previous owner. It made a wonderful climbing tree for my kids with ...Read More
White Mulberry is another invasive Asian weed in the southeast. If you want a Mulberry tree, find the native Red Mulberry (Morus rubra).
i love this tree. its long lived shade tree that grows rapidly(our is growing up to 6 feet a year) and it tastes wonderfull. the 20 year ...Read More
A Weed tree.
This horror show was brought to America from Asia by the British in a foolhardy attempt at a silk industry i...Read More
Has to be one of my favorite trees.
I don't know what life would be like without this tree.
I've been eating mulberries s...Read More
Great shade tree! I prune mine back every year so I don't hit my head on the branches when walking underneath.
Did a goog...Read More
Admittedly, this tree has many merits, and one glaring fault. The trees can be easily grown from seed, and grow quite quickly when young,...Read More
Extremely variable leaf shape. I've seen some so dissected, they look like ferns.
It is planted in my climate (and some cultivars...Read More
The Red Mulberry Tree (Morus rubra) is native to North America. The White Mulberry Tree (Morus alba) is native to China. Morus alba, an ...Read More
This tree is on the corner of the house, is probably about 150 years old. It's so large you can readily pick it out in aerial photographs...Read More
Excellent tree with a fresh shade during the summer. Late frosts can destroy the new leaves and fruits, but they don't endanger the tree...Read More
There is a tendency for this plant to become a nuisance if suckers come up from rootstock because the rootstock often bears berries which...Read More
It took me quite a long time identifying the small sappling that volunteered in my cactus bed because every picture that I found of white...Read More
My mature White Mulberry has survived two major ice storms and frequent severe winter conditions in its exposed location. After the storm...Read More
A beatiful, large leaved, naturally well shaped tree that offers dense shade. Grows at about 1 ft/yr to 30 ft. Berries are mildly sweet...Read More