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Anyone Have Tea's Weeping Fruiting Mulberry

9 years ago

Does anyone grow this variety of mulberry? I would like to try one, but I am concerned about ordering it, as the only source I can find is Willis Orchard. I am apprehensive about ordering from them given their negative reviews, and the high price of the tree. If you grow this one, where did you get it, and how is the fruit?

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drew51 SE MI Z5b/6a
9 years ago
I was trying to decide if I wanted this or a weeping Santa Rosa plum. I went with the plum.
Burnt Ridge nursery,Raintree, and One Green World have weeping mulberries, no mention of them being the tea cultivar??
mmckey2
Original Author
9 years ago
Great. Thanks, I guess I was hung up on the Tea's part, didnt realize there were other weepers that produced fruit!
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