The fruitless mulberry tree is extremely messy, robs water from better plants and is destructive to turf, utility pipes, sidewalks and drives. By Howard Garrett|The Dirt Doctor Nov. 1, 2017 ...

'Mulberry trees need full sun exposure of at least six to eight hours a day,' says Tammy Sons, horticulturist and CEO of TN Nurseries. 'Inadequate sunlight will cause fewer flowers and poor fruit ...

A: Fruitless (male) white mulberry (Morus alba) is a high-maintenance tree because of its weak wood, rapid growth and invasive surface roots. Still people plant it as a small- to medium-size ...

This means that if you remove the tree, you will be haunted by many little mulberry trees for years to come. Q. My pineapple guava fruit tree produced a very fine number of normal-looking fruits ...

Some experts even argue that female fruitless mulberry trees can remove more pollen from the air than they produce. Next, their sweet berries are delicious and nutritious, rich in vitamin C, K1, E ...

Q: My neighbor and I have brown spots on the leaves of a 15-year-old ornamental Bradford Pear tree. Some leaves are dropping. It looks like apple scab disease from looking on the Internet. What is … ...

The juicy berries from the Pakistani-Afghan mulberry tree, his biggest seller, can reach more than 3.5 inches. ... The fruit is not as tasty as the western Asia black varieties, however.

If quick fruit production and low maintenance are desired, look no further than the mulberry. For more information, call the Marion County Extension office at 671-8400 or email ironhill@ufl.edu.

Q. We have a beautiful mulberry tree that was “gifted” to us by nature. In fact, we have two other trees that we didn’t plant. As much as we love our mulberry tree it is quite messy when it ...