Mulberries are popular trees that produce unusual and delicious fruits. As deciduous trees, mulberries display spectacular ...

Dear Neil: How tall does a weeping mulberry grow? I saw one in a friend’s landscape, but she didn’t really know. It looks really interesting in the winter. Does it ...

The non-weeping version, unlike the weeper, is a very fast-growing tree. The fruit, more or less identical on both versions of the tree, looks much like an elongated blackberry. Seeds, if present ...

Teas Weeping: Small, sweet, black fruit of excellent quality; heavy production. This small tree will weep to the ground – it is a novelty, and popular in children’s gardens. White: Medium-size ...

Shortly after listing her 11-year old mulberry tree as ready for picking on the Altadena RIPE harvest-sharing website, she removed the offer. ... The white weeping mulberry is smaller.

Dear Neil: How tall does a weeping mulberry grow? I saw one in a friend's landscape, but she didn't really know. It looks really interesting in the winter. Does it look like a mulberry when it has ...

Pendulous, or weeping plants generally are the result of an accidental genetic variation in a seedling. Other plant accidents have resulted in the production of dwarf plants and variegated leaves ...

Weeping willows are charming, large trees, reaching a height of 50 feet. They are best used near bodies of water but not in home landscapes because of their size, high water usage, and invasive ...

Bob Sulick used to pick berries from the tree that grew in back of Cavey’s Restaurant when he worked there as a chef. He used the fruit in desserts. Leon Zapadka planted one of the varietyin his ...