Farm Trees

If you want a mulberry tree in your yard but don’t want all the mess of the fruit, then the best solution is to plant a male, fruitless variety. If there is already a mulberry tree and it is causing problems with its fruit, then pruning or applying chemical treatments may be the only answer … Read more

Mulberry trees produce dark, juicy, sweet-tasting berries that are perfect for making jams, wines, desserts, and sauces. The berries don’t ripen all at the same time and, once ready for eating, start falling from the tree. Due to their soft and delicate nature, they require harvesting daily before they spoil. We’ll take a look at … Read more

You don’t need to spend a fortune buying mulberry leaf tea as Mulberry trees grow across much of the United States. The trees flourish from USDA zone four to nine, and the leaves can easily be foraged for free. In this article, we’ll explore how to make mulberry leaf tea, look at leaf identification, and … Read more

Mulberry trees produce an attractive decorative wood useful for making decorative items, including pens, bowls, ornaments, and also furniture. It has a natural luster and medium density making it both durable and insect resistant. As there are several different types of Mulberry, they all have slightly different properties and appearances. Discover more here. Does Mulberry … Read more

In the United States, Mulberry trees became illegal in some states during the 1980s and 90s. The reasons behind this were varied and included the staining of sidewalks and streets from the berries, the excessive amount of pollen produced by the trees, and the “more severe than normal” allergies some hayfever sufferers experienced from the … Read more