Nice video. So many cool varieties. I've only got 3 so far. I've got a plant I'm trying to ID and was told by someone that it sounded like the Russian Mulberry. The plant I have has very small fruit and the fruit is sweet at any stage of ripeness. Yes, it is sweet and edible when white, pink or purple. Does that sound like your Riverview Russian?
Thanks. There are a ton of different varieties. And many of them are hybridized and grow and spread on their own. Did you buy yours at a store or get it from the wild or from another grower? Often, if you're not sure where it came from it's hard to identify. Riverview Russian has small berries but there's probably dozens/hundreds of others like that as well. - Mark
Thanks for reaching out. Yes. All of the everbearings (Thai Dwarf, World's Best, etc) and types from Florida like Valdosta, Tice, and Florida Giant would probably do well there. Our experience is that all Mulberry trees love heat... up here in the cool pacific northwest they definitely grow slower. - Mark
We sell cuttings in the lower 48 states during the dormant season. dingdongsgarden.com/collections/mulberry-cuttings. But you should also check out Jan Doolin's channel. www.youtube.com/@jandoolin6675. She's down in Florida and probably has better advice on what would work in the Caribbean. Best of luck!
Hi… If I remember, they tasted pretty good. Once we get some more quantity with our orchard we hope to do some taste tests with as many varieties as we can. -Mark
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Nice video. So many cool varieties. I've only got 3 so far. I've got a plant I'm trying to ID and was told by someone that it sounded like the Russian Mulberry. The plant I have has very small fruit and the fruit is sweet at any stage of ripeness. Yes, it is sweet and edible when white, pink or purple. Does that sound like your Riverview Russian?
Thanks. There are a ton of different varieties. And many of them are hybridized and grow and spread on their own. Did you buy yours at a store or get it from the wild or from another grower? Often, if you're not sure where it came from it's hard to identify. Riverview Russian has small berries but there's probably dozens/hundreds of others like that as well. - Mark
@@dingdongsgarden OK, thank you. Didn't know if this was unique because it is edible at all stages of ripeness.
Fantastic collection do you sell cuttings for any which would grow in the tropical Caribbean?
Thanks for reaching out. Yes. All of the everbearings (Thai Dwarf, World's Best, etc) and types from Florida like Valdosta, Tice, and Florida Giant would probably do well there. Our experience is that all Mulberry trees love heat... up here in the cool pacific northwest they definitely grow slower. - Mark
@@dingdongsgarden thanks for the suggestions. Where can i get these varieties from?
We sell cuttings in the lower 48 states during the dormant season. dingdongsgarden.com/collections/mulberry-cuttings. But you should also check out Jan Doolin's channel. www.youtube.com/@jandoolin6675. She's down in Florida and probably has better advice on what would work in the Caribbean. Best of luck!
@@dingdongsgarden ok thanks again for the suggestions
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I got Wacissa cuttings from Jan Doolin and they rooted well.
Great! Thanks. I’m not sure how much propagating we’re doing this winter but hope to get back to it soon.
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How does the boysenberry mulberry taste?
Hi… If I remember, they tasted pretty good. Once we get some more quantity with our orchard we hope to do some taste tests with as many varieties as we can. -Mark
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