We Got Took! No WHITE Mulberry!
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Those look like a native mulberry that grows here in Missouri. We have several varieties that have different shapes of leaves. They are all mulberries. Each produces different fruits. Some great others not so much. It looks like your tree”s graft for the white mulberries didn’t take and you got whatever root stock mulberry the white one was grafted on to. We have had that happen with peach trees we ordered. Frustrating when you get peaches that never grow big and don’t ripen correctly.
Those mulberries look like the wild mulberries we have everywhere.
Mulberry can have several different shapes of leaves. One of mine has 2 distinctly different leaves growing on it.
Yeppers and one of them looks like a mittens
Danny and Wanda, thank you for sharing what you do and the fruits of your labor. ML for both of you, Miss Lippy and all of your viewers. May God bless and protect in the days to come. He is with us through it all. In everything give thanks.
Amen
Good morning...we are noticing here in Southern VA that trees that don't normally do well are cadilacin this year, just like your pear trees...this is the year to prepare
We believe so to.
I have a white mulberry compliments of a bird dropping
We have to net our loquats......the birds love them. We have a beautiful long white mulberry that came to us as a surprise our rose bush was grafted onto it. Now we have both.
I am looking for fruit trees; so I love when you talk about their care and how to trim them.
Hello Danny and Wanda, mulberries around here are just about as invasive as kudzu. We can’t cut them fast enough. Every single one has the small lobed leaf, in fact I’ve never seen a mulberry with a long leaf before. Toughest tree there is. If you cut it for firewood, in the spring our wood pile starts growing mulberry sprouts.
Keep making videos. We love them.
Danny when I was a little girl everybody had an old pear tree at the back of their farms. I tried to find out what kind they were, but nobody knew. They were so hard but so good when they were canned.
We always call them canning pears 😂
My dad had a huge tree that succumbed to a storm several years back. It was the only pear tree my pawpaw was able to start from seed. He gave it to my dad when he bought the property in the seventies. I cried when it died.
We have one here at hubby's family homestead. It's really old and I have to keep the suckers from taking over. Parts of it are starting to die. We keep nursing it along.
@almostoily7541 Not proud of this so bear with me. I have a twin brother and it was our job to make sure the chickens were put up at night. Needless to say we would busy playing and forget the chickens. The chickens would use that old pear tree to roost in. So we would use the pears to knock them out of the tree. Like I said, I'm not proud of it,😊. Lord, you could not the back window out of a car with them pears they were so hard.
@@junkinjodi lol
Until we had a dog that would kill our chickens, we let ours roost in the trees at night.
Now they are confined to a pen.
My little chiweenie puppy follows me inside but she doesn't dare even chase them. She gives them a wide birth since the roosters let her know whose house it is 😂
I laugh at the bees every year when they suck the rotten pears under the trees. The squirrels take a bite or two and drop them and they ferment. I used to throw them over the fence to the cows but we don't have cows anymore so they ferment.
It's so funny.
@@almostoily7541maybe you could choose a couple of the suckers and let them grow to replace the mama tree!
@@utubemouse hubby planted another pear tree way too close to it. It's leaning to get light.
But digging out a sucker ain't a bad idea. I need to do that!
None of the tree suckers have ever bloomed though
Give us our daily bread 🙏
Amen
Good morning Mr Danny and Mrs Wanda. We got a hard frost today up here in Northern Indiana. Pears already went through their bloom cycle, peaches and apples haven’t bloomed yet. Hopefully we are safe.
I live 50 miles North of Indy so far so good.
Same here in central pa. Got down to 32 this morning. Normally 28 is the magic number for fruit. If no more freezes hit us we might make it this year.
Northwest indiana here too. Hoping we don't lose our blueberries and strawberries from the frost this morning.
My sister had a tree in her yard. We ate them till we couldn't eat anymore. They were very prolific in Southern California. They were really good.
Good morning 🌞
Sorry y'all got taken. Loss of precious time and money.
Thx for orchard tour too. I need to add grapes and loquats to the homestead.
Figs doing great, citrus got hit with cold. Waiting on blackberries 9b
I started adding grass clippings to my trees this past year and I am also seeing more growth.
Good Morning!🌞 What a beautiful orchard you two are developing!
Sending Blessings and joy to fill your day!!💞
Love walking through the garden with youguys and our Lord.
I got 5 mulberry trees this year. Shipping delays destroyed one of them. I got a dwarf variety. I planted 2 Pineapple Guava and more figs too and started strawberries. I`m trying Cape Gooseberries this year for the first time and finally got over a dozen growing after numerous pest attacks and very slow germination. Maybe the armadillos won`t destroy everything again this year. I got mint oil and a huge bag of red pepper to hopefully repel them.
That lobbed mulberry leaf looks like the ones we have in the North, same with the fruit. Wild Mulberry. They do ok, and are fast growers. Birds plant them all over.
"It's a KNOT of some sorts."~Auntie Wanda
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Can you sell and ship mulberry rootings to PA? I'm in zone 6B. If you can't thanks anyway and God bless. That Queen Anne's lace is like wild carrot, the cows would love that, and the chickens. Danny's counting fruit, Wanda's counting jars of fruit . LOL
The cows are hoping to get a taste lol
In spite of the the cold getting some of the fruit and no white mulberries you two have done a great job of growing all kinds of fruit
on the property that will help feed you both.
Appreciate you sharing everything your growing.
I leave grass around my new apple trees to see if makes a difference
Top of the morning!!! Breakfast as you walk through the fruit orchard
My husband and I are with Ms. Wanda on this one. We both love our fruit to still be a little bit tangy. The only fruit I want to be fully sweet is melon, especially watermelon.
That looks like the mulberries we have up in NY by the fruit, but the leaves on your tree are more deeply loved.
When I was a small child, our neighbor had a huge mulberry tree, I spent many hours in it, eating mulberries ... and one stinkbug!! I just ordered some mulberry trees - here's hoping I live long enough to enjoy them
Thanks Danny and Wanda. The white mulberry you have is the same as the ones I have. I usually get 2 or 3 harvests off of them. The first one is those tiny ones, the second is larger and when I get a 3rd harvest they are bigger still. They never get as big as the other ones you have but boy the flavor is fantastic! Much Love ❤
Chilly here in WI, a bit ready to be out of freezes at night. My friends had a white mulberry and chopped it down, along with all their mulberries, they don't like them at all. I don't understand it, they are so tasty. They also dug and tossed rhubarb that got so big it was about 2 inch in diameter stalks, made me sad, I did save a few.
I saw on another channel if you hose the fruit trees off before the sun comes up after a frost it saves the blooms & fruit.
Love my loquats! Sweet n tangy. They are like apricots.
The tree you're disappointed in is Morus Alba. It is a white mulberry, and the fruit is supposed to be purple.
The tree with the knot looking berries are mulberries. I’m in NW Kentucky and all the mulberry trees here have that type of leaf. I have one white mulberry tree so far that looks like it could be getting towards the end of its life but the berries are so much sweeter than the purple ones. I’ve noticed some years the berries look like tiny knots and other years the berries are bigger.
Thanks for showing us your trees. God bless
Hello. I'm baking a fresh dewberry cobbler watching this video. God bless and Much love 💖✝️
Good morning Danny and Wanda! 😊🌄 Love seeing all your fruit trees! That is rotten about the white Mulberry!!! Here in central MN we are just starting to get leaf buds on our trees. Have to move my Canadian Cherry's, Honey Berry's, and Apple closer to the house, deer will not leave them alone. And don not have room to fence them off where they are. Only have one acre, hoping to clear out alot of the hardwood trees for more fruit trees. God bless.
I live in a suburb of Nashville with, about 3/4 acre, sloping backyard. Down towards the bottom 1/3, I have one peach tree, one apple tree and a grapevine. The worms infest the peaches. “Inchworms” spin webs all over the apple tree. Grapes do pretty good, but are only sweet right under the skin
these leaves and exactly the leaves of white mulberry, wild one. White king mulberry has the big leaves. Eva
Actually eating a few loquats while watching this, LOL. This year I got about 20lbs off my Ed's Delight variety I planted back in 2020. First time getting fruit off it, too. Planted a Sherry variety last year, eager to taste that one when it fruits. Beautiful trees.
Another great video guys, for that non white mulberry I would suggest grafting like 10 or 20 different varieties to that already existing root system instead of ripping it out to start from scratch.
So sorry you got take. Thanks for the video. How do you so much for all of us?
Sorry you all got taken. That tree looks exactly like one we have. Same berries and leaves. It was here when we bought property years ago, and I thought it was maybe a dwarf one. Glad to know it is just a wild one. Berries are great tasting though if can get any before the birds get them.
Our mulberries here in Maryland look like the first leaves with tiny fruit. We have those leaves and larger fruit.
Interesting, there are so many variations of the mulberry.
Danny, I would love to see a video showing how you prune your grape vines. I watched several videos on YT, but still had a difficult time pruning mine. They produced more when I did not prune them.
I love my pear tree. Last year it only had 4 or 5 pears and the squirrels got them. I pruned it heavy this spring. Still need to take off more but didn't want to stress it too bad. Should get a couple 5 gallon buckets of them this year.
Yay, thanks guys
Yup , it's happening more often than I wished for . But I have been fooled so many times now , and by well-known companies . Sad 😔
We have a white mulberry that came up wild. I don't know of anyone in the neighborhood with a white one. Either it's a sport, or it came from a parent in the woods somewhere.
It's not as flavorful as the regular wild ones but I like it. Kinda neat having the only one around 😊
Apparently according to several sites on Google white mulberry trees are illegal to plant in some areas due to invasiveness and even some cities have banned planting of any mulberry trees at all
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Looks like mulberry trees here. They grow wild around here. Some trees have bigger berries than others. Some an inch or so long others just tiny. Growing up had white mulberries. Their leaves looked the same as the purple ones.
That's what all my mulberry's look like all volunteers never seen a mulberry look like the one that you have. I'm in the Midwest
def. wild black mulberry, the white one may have been grafted on that root stock but died and the root stock took off
I've never seen a mulberry leaf shaped like that one.
Garentee you we lost a lot of fruit in Michigan last night.
27 to 29° for 8 hours. Not a good situation for farmers and home owners. (Wed night Thurs morning)
You sure have a great veriety of trees.
Good Morning from Missouri!! ❤
It's all so beautiful.
@Deep South Homestead Oh one more thing!!
I know it sounds simple, and obvious, but Make sure the variety of peach for those trees You are experimenting with is the same.. the one in my backyard is looking like Yours now..the one with the grass unmowed . But the one in my front yard has buds just setting. Ok God Bless Brother
Thank you for sharing a part of your lives with us. God bless you both❤
This is the first year a cold snap didn't get my loquat. I bought 2 trees at Wayne Lee's grocery in Lucedale many years ago and they are loaded. Same for both tame and wild plums. My pear has maybe a dozen, but it is still fighting fire blight. I should get enough peaches for a cobbler. I'm catching up on your videos while I shell a bushel of English peas I bought at Charlie's U-Pick. My own peas are giving me about a cup every other day. Not bad for a 20' row.
Good Morning ya'll from Tennessee ❤
It happened to me too. I ordered white shatoots cuttings on Ebay and they all took. The trees are fruiting for the first time and they are all tiny red mulberries. At least they are good, but I already have several red and black mulberry tree. I think I am going to use them as root stock and graft preferred varieties onto them.
White mulberry is invasive here. I have saplings coming up absolutely everywhere on my property. I have to hack them with a hatchet. They are even popping up on the edges of the neighbors field. It’s the birds favorite apparently.
Good morning Danny and Wanda. Great video.
It is in fact a white mulberry also known as a Common mulberry, Canstantinople Mulberry, botanical name Morus alba.
Thanks for showing the Loquats
I like seeing your trees bushes and vines❤❤
Just a lovely interesting video!
I got took on some green and white tulip bulbs from Etsy that were identical to the red tulips I got at Home Depot. I paid $18 for 10 bulbs that you can get at HD for the same price for 36.
Good morning. I have seen that other shape leaf on a mulberry tree. I went online because I was confused. We have sassafras trees in our yard with three shaped leaves. But apparently mulberries can also have more than one shape.
That mulberry looks like the ones we have up here in Iowa. Leaves are the same and the berries look like the ones here . They're invasive and the birds love to replant them everywhere
. Including on your cars .
I have several mulberry trees in my yard. I have females and male mulberry trees. I noticed on my mulberry trees. The leaves are different shapes. I did not plant them. I acquired them when I bought my property and I have leaves. It looked like both of those leaves that you held up my Mulberry, the dark red almost blackish purple
Very informative video. I learned many things from it. Thank you!
Good morning from Georgia.
Very enjoyable video,best part,"want one".
Things are looking pretty good there! Especially the pear trees!
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Good morning ❤️
Mulberry trees can have several different types of leaves. The mature leaves look different from the immature leave and you’re White Mulberry could have larger mulberries as the Tree matures.
Good morning Wanda and Danny, from NC hills
That is the leaf shape for a white mulberry. Looks like the grower grew from seed and you got an odd ball. Good news is you could graft other types onto that, perhaps from a white mulberry you know produces well.
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This is our next goal, a small orchard to go with the fruits and berries that we have. When is the best time to transplant a small fig tree? We have 3 that need to be moved. Thank you, and blessings to you both.
That time will vary by location. Do you have a local nursery you can ask?
@@dharmaslife we don’t, just the big box stores. I will try to google it and see what I find. Thanks! 😊
Early spring
@@DeepSouthHomestead thank you!
Good morning 😊
Those sand pears make good pear butter.
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We have 2
Morning 🌄.. 5:30 am ☕ with DSH.. Frost up here night before last. It's been a nice (gentle) winter. 😊
I’ve never seen a loquat before. Cool.
Congratulations buddy.... you been had!!!😆😆😆😆
Nice to go for a walk and have a fresh snack.
Interesting weather this year Hot then cool.
68 degrees this morning in west central Oklahoma. Feels great. Chances of light rain today and all week.
Good morning Danny and wonda
That little lobed mulberry leaf is the same as all of my wild Mulberry leaves. thank you, Danny and Wanda.
Good morning.
Good Afternoon Danny and Wanda I try not to miss your videos. Love fruit wow a pear tree now that is loaded.
We got a hard freeze a few days ago. Hoping that's the last one here in central Kentucky! Thank you for your wisdom!
Have three kousa dogwoods in my little back yard. Makes tons of fruit/berries.
It just looks so cold there this morning. We have had some beautiful warm days, but we're going backwards again. Expecting a foot of snow in the mountains. Ugh!!!
Thats exactly the Mulberry I have! Tiny fruits.
I miss my loquat trees from my old house. The bees and other pollinators loved their blooms. My mulberry tree has the same leaves as yours. Little black berries too. The birds love them!