Question From:
curtis reimers in fountaindale, fountaindale NSW
Nature of problem:
finding a proper mulberry tree
Type of Plant (if known):
mulberry
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Hi, I have been looking for a mulberry tree that that has a large trunk that one can climb up into the branches ,has big black berries, spreads out to a large tree, is very robust, etc”: used to be plenty about in SA WA but when I moved to NSW cant seem to find any, all I can find is a hicks fancy , which in my opinion is not much good and has rather tasteless fruit, then I got another variety from Bunnings seems to be just a stalk with fruit don’t know what the fruit will be like yet tree has some berries. the hicks fancy I got had a picture of the tree with the berries that I want, but as it matured and had fruit, they were nothing like the pic displayed on the ID card, You might know where I can get the good mulberry and the name of it.
Regards: Curtis.
Answer: Try Daley’s Fruit Tree nursery <daleysfruit.com.au> They do mail order. Don