Mulberry tree with developing fruitJefferson County Cooperative Extension By Sallie Lee Q: Talking with a neighbor who is into "edible gardens", the term "blackberry tree" was mentioned. I said ...

I remember the first time I saw a mulberry tree. Growing up in South Florida, we were used to oranges, grapefruit, mangos and avocadoes. But… a blackberry that grew on a tree? Wild! I was 10 ...

Nothing else resembles that irregular bundle of knobbly drupelets, every one of them a slightly different colour and shape, that cluster together to make a mulberry. Nor is there anything to match ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Mulberries come in white, red and black, and are loosely named after ...

When ripe, mulberry fruit will measure approximately 1 inch long and possess a blackberry-like appearance. Mulberry trees also are polymorphic, meaning they can feature up to three different leaf ...

The bark of red mulberry is gray or brown in color with long flaky ridges, but may show some orange or tan peeking through the fissures in the bark. The fruit of red mulberry, which hangs individually ...