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 ... We picked fruit and purpled our ...

Both berry types grow in North Central Alabama, but before adding a mulberry in lieu of a blackberry, consider a few characteristics of the Mulberry. Mulberry is a deciduous tree while the ...

that cluster together to make a mulberry. Nor is there anything to match their crunch. They’re firmer than a blackberry, juicier than a raspberry, and squirtier than any other fruit. Their dark colour ...

The blackberry is a widely grown ... Despite the name, the fruit range in color from red to nearly black. Mature mulberry trees average 12 to 36 feet in height. The fruit can stain sidewalks ...

In May, the icy-white flowers of blackberry appear in sunny and partly shady open areas. If their arrival coincides with a cold snap, Washington experiences "blackberry winter," with the flowers ...

"The release of this tetraploid blackberry genome can contribute to more efficient and targeted breeding, ultimately leading to the development of new cultivars with enhanced fruit quality ...

The white weeping mulberry is smaller. It’s popular as a landscape plant. The name comes from the umbrella shape it gets as the branches sag. The fruit is not as tasty as the western Asia black ...

A Sunshine Coast couple is bringing back memories and introducing new generations to mulberry fruit, as one of the few commercial growers in the country. Kureelpa Mulberry Company was founded in ...