Black Pakistan Fruit Set 2024 | Fruit Everywhere! |
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Today we're giving you a sneak peak at the fruit set on 1 of our Black Pakistan Mulberry trees. Did we mention this is 1 of 5? 😊
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That's quite a catterpiller infestation you have ;)
Ha! Yeah, they do look like caterpillars!! 😂
Wow, your fruit is about two week ahead of mine and I am just down the road from you. What do you do with your mulberries besides stand around and eat them off the tree?
A friend of mine had us try dulce de leche icecream, topped with blackberry brandy and fresh mulberries. It was bomb!
Well, eating them fresh from the tree is really hard to beat! We do make wine with mulberries, but eventually we will have a U-pick operation for these.
Awesome! Must be a good year for Mulberries. I have 3 dwarf Everbearing and they are loaded and just changing color
Oh yes, all of ours are going bonkers. Everbearing is usually the first to ripen for us as well, no color on ours yet. A bit too cold in the morning still out here!
So jealous! We're still asleep up here in Flagstaff! 😅
Did you guys get a fair amount of snow over the last few days?
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm We got some snow recently, yup.
@@mariomene2051 had a feeling. My (Duane) mom lives in Payson and has been giving me daily updates on all the crazy weather!
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Well, naturally, we're going to have later Springs, bc we're up in a mountain where it tends to be colder (bc of atmosphere), right?
Anyway, I understand commenting helps boost your channel, so I hope this boosts you.
Oh, wow, I like this one! Mine are behind a week, always. Very fun video. Black Pakistan took two wind storms (20-25 MPH each) while in bloom and still is bearing a good crop. Wish that the Everbearing would get busy and bloom.
Still have like 9 nice, in bloom tomatoes to set out. Radishes are starting to bloom, and the stems are tasty. The seed pods are even better! Hasta, kids!
How quickly these trees transform from dormancy to fully in spring swing.🥰
It really is amazing and they set fruit IMMEDIATELY!
Black Pakistan Mulberry. Excellent video
Glad you enjoyed this one Abid!
Can you tell where I can get a Pak. Mulberry in AZ? I don’t want to buy online. Is there a nursery in AZ that stocks them?
If you know anyone who has one, cuttings root very easy.
We are working on having them available for everyone. Too many times we've been burned with the wrong variety from the nursery and we've had a lot of folks ask us to sell these for that very reason. We're hoping to have them available by Fall, just in time for the next planting season. 😉
Thank you for taking such good care of us! I'm definitely looking forward to getting one from you, and visiting your farm. @@EdgeofNowhereFarm
I'd like to be added to that list, please. What beautiful healthy trees! I brought 4, 2 years ago and nothing. I thought it was me.@@EdgeofNowhereFarm
@@mommieDDD you can email us (email is on the About tab here on YT) or sign up for our customer email list through our website. That's how we let everyone know about events and things we have available.
When I was a kid in the 1950s, hunger was a constant companion. Walking home from school hungry, I passed two large mulberry trees and was able to eat my fill.
Wow, what a testament to these wonderful, hardy trees.
They were the red mulberry tree fruit that turns dark purple. @EdgeofNowhereFarm
Mmm... May look into getting one of these
These really are hard to beat. The tree does get big, fast though!
This has been my holy grail tree for a few years, haha. I look for it every winter at the local nurseries and it’s always sold out. I bought some scion wood from eBay a couple years ago and grafted one to a fruitless mulberry I have in the back of my property and get a few berries if I can beat the birds to them, but I’d really like a large tree. I got a bunch of scion wood at the local scion exchange last month and a few varieties are starting to root which is exciting but of course the Pakistan and Persian are the 2 that aren’t, hahaha.
Keeping my fingers crossed for you Jared. The Black Pak is an outstanding tree for us here, so it should do well for you out there.
Man how do you prune it to keep it small? My "dwarf" everbearing is like 20 feet tall and I cant reach the berries!
I wouldn't attempt it with a Black Pak. Either way, you would probably need to either coppice or pollard it each winter to have a chance at that.
Visiting your channel after a long time. The trunks on these trees have not attained the diameter i expected. Did you try growing pineapple?
Welcome back! We have not tried pineapple. Neither of us are big fans of the fruit, so I'm not sure we'll give that a shot.
WoW...That's going to be a bumper crop this year.
It really is a strong start to the season!
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Glad you enjoyed this one!
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm Pakistani Mulberries! Who wouldn't enjoy!? 😂
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Holy cow! My mulberries are still dormant.
Hang in there, they're going to be coming around shortly!
I have had a Pakistan mulberry for years. The tree always freezes to the ground (zone 9a but winters lately have been not normal) I took some cuttings and have lots of trees now. It is a female Pakistan mulberry I know because I have had some fruit on the potted cuttings. Got any tips on keeping them from freezing if I plant them in the ground? I tried pipe insulation last year. It saved the trunk on my calamondin and lemon but the mulberries are starting over again. So weird. I have 13 cuttings well rooted in pots about 2-3 feet tall and more that are smaller with only some roots. I am using the in ground trees as fodder for my goats some since they cannot get enough mature wood to make berries, the leaves are high in protein and they grow so fast.
I'm surprised you're seeing those freeze back so hard. We have seen them muscle right through 20 degree nights without an issue. That being said, it may be worth doing something similar to what we do with our moringa trees. They usually would kill to the ground in our sub 30 nights, but we have had them survive with no issues using this method. I'll link to a video we did on that for you here;
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Now, you may need to add some mulch in that cage to add some additional protection, but it's worth a shot. Especially since it sounds like fodder production is one of your goals. Fingers crossed for you here!
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm thanks I’ll give that a try. Unfortunately we keep getting low temperatures like I never saw here before. In 2020 we had quite a bit of snow with a low temp of 18. Then every ear since then it has been at least that low with last year seeing 14 here. Very unusual for south of San Antonio Texas.
I am so jealous, glad for you but still jealous. 🙂
Pam, we were thinking of you and your trees when we shot this. Hopefully you can get an idea what these fruit look like!
Is this like a mulberry tree?
Yes, this is a Black Pakistan Mulberry tree.
@@EdgeofNowhereFarm ok just planted my 1st mulberry tree, I’m in Queen Creek- praying I get fruit.
So lucky ..my tree got burned by a surprise blizzard snow that burned all my production of mulberry and leaves 😢 now doing damage control.
Oh no!!!! Not the mulberry tree!!! 😢