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Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 23:08
| Hi,
Has anyone grow Pakistani mulberry in the Seattle area/PNW? Any suggestion? The info I read says that it can grow to 50 ft. Can it be pruned to keep it smaller? Thanks |
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| If your site stays above ~10F most of the time try Morus nigra instead. The true black mulberry (as opposed to M. alba with black fruits) is a small, fig-like tree, supposed to produce large fruits of unmatched flavor - although for some reason the otherwise true-to-type one next door to me produces dinky ones that seem to me nothing special at all. |
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| Thanks bboy, that's a good idea. |
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