Shamus, I’ve been wanting to plant a mulberry tree. Can people with dogs plant these? I read they are safe “as long as the dogs are not eating handfuls.” I would think most dogs would indeed eat handfuls!
@@3el1o0 that’s the plus side of mulberry trees dropping their leaves (free mulch) but if your goal is to put up a privacy screen, just good to know mulberry trees are ‘see through’ for the winter, so if you’re ok with only having privacy for part of the year, then you can’t beat the beautiful and delicious Mulberries!!
I should maybe consider mulberries. I now live on a nearly 6 acre hobby farm with a lot of fruit and nut trees planted perhaps more than 30 years ago. I had considered properties north of Perth, Australia but Mediterranean fruit fly was a problem I didn’t want to have to deal with, although you can use baits or netting to reduce their negative impact. Having said that I didn’t find fruit fly going for the white Pakistani shatoot mulberry I had when I lived in Perth. Preferring black mulberries I should definitely consider trialing a black mulberry tree where I now live. On my property there is definitely a few apple and a fuyu persimmon which could be removed and replaced with mulberries which I find a pretty decent fruit.
This is actually a question about your clumping bamboo because I'm considering using it. Have you ever had trouble with neighbors complaining that your bamboo seeds are growing in their yard? How far do the seeds travel do you know?
Bamboo seeds are pretty picky germinaters and require a lot of moisture and warmth and cant dry out. The seeds shouldn't be an issue. Clumping bamboo wont spread either. Any bamboo can be controled in arizona because it only grows in moist well draining soil. You shohld be fine.
Quick question for you or your viewers... I am growing 2 mango seedlings and 2 avocado seedlings in container pots. Mango are about 6-8 inches tall, avocado about 12-15 inches. I'm told I have to graft scions to the base stalk in order to assure fruit production for both species. Do you sell or know of a business or garden group in AZ that sells these scions ? Thanks for your help ! Don
@@shamusoleary2139 thank you. . On the plains of Colorado.. I created an espalier orchard last year from 6 cattle panels.. I have seeviceberries, sand cherries, elderberries, apples pears a native plums so far.. all came back this year do I have hopes. Along w some Mulberries my friend gave me don't know what kind.. frtuit will grow sideways on the 16 ft cattle panels..
Welcome back shamus i have been missing the informative videos. Thank you for posting
Dwarf Black Mulberry hedge in Phoenix Arizona so beautifull
awesome ~ ! my everbearing you sold me is doing amazing along with everything else I got from you . very excited about the soursop !
These are gorgeous...wish you were closer. I may need to take a road trip!
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Beautiful. Good to hear your voice, sir.
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you have such a beautiful voice sir
Oh gosh I've got to look into getting me a mulberry hedge too!
How far apart would you plant them. Great video.
Ty. 10ft ish
Could you please make an update from the giant bamboo? Would be so nice.
Mulberry thrives in the high deserts of northern Nevada as well. Freezing temps, heat. Drought. Handles it all in stride.
Would MUCH prefer Mulberry instead of Oleander.. I have 2 Mulberry now. TIme for some more
Shamus when will you share with us your gorgeous Cannabis patch?
We tried our first mulberries tonight! It was very exciting 😁
Thanks for the explanation Shamus. Dwarf sounds great as a hedge tree that bears fruit! how does the Blackberry taste?
Shamus, I’ve been wanting to plant a mulberry tree. Can people with dogs plant these? I read they are safe “as long as the dogs are not eating handfuls.” I would think most dogs would indeed eat handfuls!
we had dogs and mulberries trees and never had an issue
Re: privacy screen, I still vote for clumping bamboo if privacy a priority since (at least ours) mulberries drop drop their leaves in the winter.
But do they fruit? No but maybe you could flank them on the ends on the bamboo screen
@@3el1o0 that’s the plus side of mulberry trees dropping their leaves (free mulch) but if your goal is to put up a privacy screen, just good to know mulberry trees are ‘see through’ for the winter, so if you’re ok with only having privacy for part of the year, then you can’t beat the beautiful and delicious Mulberries!!
I kinda like the idea of seeing my neighbors more around the holidays unless it's a bathroom window I'm trying to cover up
Do you need a male to get the female tree to produce fruit? Or will they produce fruit with Or without a male??
How far apart should they be planted from each other, please?
Can you do the same with Pakistani mulberry?
Are there any mulberry varieties that don't lose their leaves and go dormant in the winter?
Hi Shamus Fergus from South Africa Western Cape Oudsthoorn would like to know can u please do a uptade on your Royal and foxtail palms
I should maybe consider mulberries. I now live on a nearly 6 acre hobby farm with a lot of fruit and nut trees planted perhaps more than 30 years ago. I had considered properties north of Perth, Australia but Mediterranean fruit fly was a problem I didn’t want to have to deal with, although you can use baits or netting to reduce their negative impact. Having said that I didn’t find fruit fly going for the white Pakistani shatoot mulberry I had when I lived in Perth. Preferring black mulberries I should definitely consider trialing a black mulberry tree where I now live. On my property there is definitely a few apple and a fuyu persimmon which could be removed and replaced with mulberries which I find a pretty decent fruit.
in Brazil the name is "Amora italiana" and "Gigante (big) Portuguesa" Delicious fruit. I've in my home.
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more new videos please!
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This is actually a question about your clumping bamboo because I'm considering using it. Have you ever had trouble with neighbors complaining that your bamboo seeds are growing in their yard? How far do the seeds travel do you know?
Bamboo seeds are pretty picky germinaters and require a lot of moisture and warmth and cant dry out. The seeds shouldn't be an issue. Clumping bamboo wont spread either. Any bamboo can be controled in arizona because it only grows in moist well draining soil. You shohld be fine.
Quick question for you or your viewers...
I am growing 2 mango seedlings and 2 avocado seedlings in container pots. Mango are about 6-8 inches tall, avocado about 12-15 inches. I'm told I have to graft scions to the base stalk in order to assure fruit production for both species.
Do you sell or know of a business or garden group in AZ that sells these
scions ? Thanks for your help !
Don
Why don’t mulberry sell in stores? Do they have a short shelf life? I have a Pakistani mulberry at home and it grows and fruits like crazy
they do have a very short shelf life
Where do I get some.. I have a orchard I'm building up
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@@shamusoleary2139 thank you. . On the plains of Colorado.. I created an espalier orchard last year from 6 cattle panels.. I have seeviceberries, sand cherries, elderberries, apples pears a native plums so far.. all came back this year do I have hopes.
Along w some Mulberries my friend gave me don't know what kind.. frtuit will grow sideways on the 16 ft cattle panels..
@@kaittemurry4740 can you tell me a bit about those native plums you mention? What are their names and how do they taste?
I should have thought of this 28yrs ago!
Never too late
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Do you sell trees? I like to buy some mango ,mamey,and ruby guava trees .thank you
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Dwarf mulberry is just the fruit that is dwarf right.
I think the tree is slightly shorter and also grows more bushy like what's in the video.
I've read it is unlawful to plant new mulberry trees in AZ since 1985th. Is it true?
No, it‘s unlawful to plant MALE Mulberrys. This are female-fruiting Mulberrytrees …
Makes a good hedge but not for privacy since it will go dormant in the winter.
Went from shilling mangos in AZ to showing off bamboo and mulberries. The grift is almost dead.