If you’ve ever tasted a mulberry, then you know. That taste, aroma, melt in your mouth. There is nothing else that tastes like it.
You may have wondered why you don’t see mulberries for sale in the grocery store, it’s because mulberries have a very high sugar and water content and are very bruise-able, making them not suitable for commercial transport. I think this makes them all the more special, the fact that you can only get them if you grow a tree or know someone with one.
Red Mulberry is an American native and produces juicy red sweet berries in great abundance.
Morus Rubra, American Mulberry15 seeds
Seeds can be planted in fall for a spring emergence or cold stratified in your refrigerator for 90 days.
Grows 35 to 50 feet tall
Perennial zones 3-8
This is for 15 seeds
