I'm positive that is a Mulberry tree.

Does the fruit look like this:
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The red fruit is sour.

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It turns black when ripe and it sure taste sweet.

Hi RandG!
Yes, the berries transition from a very light pink hue, to a red hue, to a black hue (you can see the different "stages" in my third photo). I've never noticed the little "fuzzy hairs" that are on the fruit in your photo, and not sure if it matters in distinguishing a mulberry tree? Let me know your thoughts, and thank you for the reply! :)

most definately mulberry, lucky you
We have one mature one and we share it with the birds

Thank you so much jollyrd! We just went and picked some this afternoon.. now to enjoy! Thanks again, I'm so happy I've found this forum. I'm sure I will have many more questions :)

I thought I would post some photos of some of the berries that we picked yesterday. It was my first time tasting a mulberry, and it was incredible. You can't really compare it to any other fruit, I think the closest would be the flavor of a blueberry (at least the dark ones) with a blackberry texture. We are very excited to literally have these at our fingertips!

Thanks again for all of the help! :)

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