*** there's a error at 0:59. that's an extraneous text box dropped into vid and not deleted b/f publishing. sorry! *** a Dwarf Mulberry Tree! the Gerardi Dwarf Mulberry Tree grows to only 6 to 8 feet tall! A Mulberry Tree can reach 50’! she fruits just like the full-size trees; has attractive large leaves; free of disease and pests; and drought tolerant once established! She’s a cross between the White Mulberry (Morus alba) and Red Mulberry (Morus rubra), Morus alba x rubra she's plant #278 at HEPPY (heppy.org) if my count is accurate. but the count is probably not accurate 😉
❤thanks for so many informations about the gerardi 😊 i have bought this little plant and I hope that she will have fruits next year. Your video is very good. I understand you. I have learned English at school. And you explain very good 👍 merry Christmas and best greetings
thank you for the feedback and guess what, i learned English in school too :). it was kindergarten when i learned ... and i'm still trying to speak English well 😆🤣 more importantly, good luck with the gerardi, and let me know how it goes!! take care 🐞
well thank you Traiichon!! and welcome to gardening! keep trying, keep learning, and keep adapting -- i'm truly learning something new in the garden everyday. weather, water, soil, shade/sun, season -- some things thrive :) & a few take a dive :/. work the soil; what u see above the ground is related to how the roots r doing 🐞. thanks for the feedback & thanks for stopping by Traiichon!
I enjoy this channel, a lot of the plants i own are covered here. I would like to see varies autumn olive and sea berry varieties with full fruit. I also own many varieties of gooseberries and currants, aronia, jostaberry, hardy Kiwi, I just planted a Green Gage plum and Italian plum for prunes. OK I'll stop their I'm rambling on.
variety is great! sounds like you're doing great! nice variety of plants, Kinni. but for my Sea berries, i'd love to see them full of fruit too, but they're just not doing well here. I started planting them in SUPER sandy soil (vs. organicy soil). i'm on my 4th male! the other 3 didn't make it :( anywho, thanks for stopping by and please subscribe!, pete moss
great timing; i filmed her yesterday. she's the 5th plant in this youtube short, ruclips.net/user/shortsGlGukwXlG2w The one I planted is thriving; the one that's still potted is OK. The planted one is vigorous, with a good number of fruit but the fruit are small. i'm wondering what i can graft to it (Pakistan, a White) and if the grafted portion would remain dwarfy.... thanks for asking! please sub ;)
well, i figured-out this is Czech :). damn i'm clever ;) PŘEKLADOVÝ SOFTWARE: Ovoce už mám, ale jen pár. za 3-5 let budete mít mnoho plodů. výsadba ovocných stromů je investice. málo peněz, ale pár let času. prosím odebírej :) (ORINGLAL CONTENT: i already have fruit but only a few fruit. in 3-5 years, you will have many fruit. planting fruit trees is an investment. little money but a few years of time.)
@timschannel910 nice work! Mulberry are a low-care plant; best if planted in full sun, and well-draining organic soil. A lot of info is here, heppy.org/mulberries The portion for Mulberry Care and Maintenance is here, heppy.org/mulberries/#Mulberry_Tree_Guide_for_Care_and_Maintenance Let me know how it goes!
@@timschannel910 Mulberries are hard to stop; they grow vigorously; the bucket is doable but will limit its potential. Good luck and let me know how things go (or, how things grow!). 👨🌾🐞👍
Ok, Question - I've had it suggested that what Edible Landscaping is selling as Girardi is actually another type of dwarf. How big did that fruit get? Do you have photos? Do you think its legit Girardi?
hi. these two girls are REALLY small & young trees and they produced fruit. the fruits were small; however, i'll give them 2-3 years before determining 'bust vs success' ;) i think they'll be fantastic but i'm an optimist. plz subscribe as we follow / film these girls over time! about "Girardi is actually another type of dwarf / do i think its legit Girardi?": yes, i believe they are legit. it's Edible Landscaping (i make no commission, btw). to you point, i'm sure some nurseries loose track of the parent stock or ??? and MAY BE selling mis-named plants. but at EL, you can see the propagation tables and their cultivation of plant stock. that's my $0.02 ;)
@RobertoMartinez-vs4yt great work, and great soil! the one i planted does have large leaves, and is growing great ... until, i think some squirrels decided to include Mulberry leaves in their diet 🙄😱. Thanks for stopping by! Please subscribe 😎
Hi Savino! we don't ship plants as of now (still setting up the exhibition garden). these girls come from Edible Landscaping (a trusted source). ediblelandscaping.com/. they may ship to ur location. thanks for stopping by Savino and plz subscribe, pete moss
Hi! they do look grafted; technically, I don't have experience grafting Mulberry. it's LIKELY that you use one-year wood. i didn't help much; let me know how things go! sincerely, pete moss
yup, just got a 4k rig (not this vid) and i still need to work on the sound :/ been looking at wireless mics. more learning :) thanks for the feedback Bobby, and thanks for ur patience.
Hello friend, there are several types of dwarf mulberry there is another one called red charlotte very similar to that one What are the differences between the two? Which one would be more worth it? thank you
another dwarf Mulberry?! ;) Hello Jorge. You just introduced me to a new dwarf Mulberry, red charlotte. I googled and found "Charlotte Russe" and a lot of hits in Europe. I'll keep an eye out for this the red charlotte! Overall, my dwarf trees are young, so i can't give advice based on what I've learned. it takes about 3 years before you see growth patterns, flavors, etc. I just bought a dwarf Black Mulberry yesterday. thanks for stopping by and please subscribe!
@@heppylifestyle charlotte rosse is the mojo berry, it has many names, it is normal to confuse them There is another black dwarf from Thailand, and it also circulates there, one that they simply call black dwarf.
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a Dwarf Mulberry Tree! the Gerardi Dwarf Mulberry Tree grows to only 6 to 8 feet tall! A Mulberry Tree can reach 50’!
she fruits just like the full-size trees; has attractive large leaves; free of disease and pests; and drought tolerant once established!
She’s a cross between the White Mulberry (Morus alba) and Red Mulberry (Morus rubra), Morus alba x rubra
she's plant #278 at HEPPY (heppy.org) if my count is accurate. but the count is probably not accurate 😉
❤thanks for so many informations about the gerardi 😊 i have bought this little plant and I hope that she will have fruits next year. Your video is very good. I understand you. I have learned English at school. And you explain very good 👍 merry Christmas and best greetings
thank you for the feedback and guess what, i learned English in school too :). it was kindergarten when i learned ... and i'm still trying to speak English well 😆🤣
more importantly, good luck with the gerardi, and let me know how it goes!! take care 🐞
I’m new to gardening and your videos have been very helpful thank you 🙏
well thank you Traiichon!! and welcome to gardening! keep trying, keep learning, and keep adapting -- i'm truly learning something new in the garden everyday. weather, water, soil, shade/sun, season -- some things thrive :) & a few take a dive :/. work the soil; what u see above the ground is related to how the roots r doing 🐞.
thanks for the feedback & thanks for stopping by Traiichon!
I enjoy this channel, a lot of the plants i own are covered here. I would like to see varies autumn olive and sea berry varieties with full fruit. I also own many varieties of gooseberries and currants, aronia, jostaberry, hardy Kiwi, I just planted a Green Gage plum and Italian plum for prunes. OK I'll stop their I'm rambling on.
variety is great! sounds like you're doing great! nice variety of plants, Kinni.
but for my Sea berries, i'd love to see them full of fruit too, but they're just not doing well here. I started planting them in SUPER sandy soil (vs. organicy soil). i'm on my 4th male! the other 3 didn't make it :(
anywho, thanks for stopping by and please subscribe!,
pete moss
what zone are you in at? how big is the tree now howz the progress. Thank you so mich
great timing; i filmed her yesterday. she's the 5th plant in this youtube short, ruclips.net/user/shortsGlGukwXlG2w
The one I planted is thriving; the one that's still potted is OK.
The planted one is vigorous, with a good number of fruit but the fruit are small.
i'm wondering what i can graft to it (Pakistan, a White) and if the grafted portion would remain dwarfy....
thanks for asking! please sub ;)
Dobrý den,mohu se zeptat za jak dlouho bude plodit rizkovana moruše girardi dwarf Děkuji za odpověď
well, i figured-out this is Czech :). damn i'm clever ;)
PŘEKLADOVÝ SOFTWARE: Ovoce už mám, ale jen pár. za 3-5 let budete mít mnoho plodů.
výsadba ovocných stromů je investice. málo peněz, ale pár let času.
prosím odebírej :)
(ORINGLAL CONTENT: i already have fruit but only a few fruit. in 3-5 years, you will have many fruit.
planting fruit trees is an investment. little money but a few years of time.)
I just got one. How do you keep it happy to grow if.
@timschannel910 nice work! Mulberry are a low-care plant; best if planted in full sun, and well-draining organic soil.
A lot of info is here, heppy.org/mulberries
The portion for Mulberry Care and Maintenance is here, heppy.org/mulberries/#Mulberry_Tree_Guide_for_Care_and_Maintenance
Let me know how it goes!
Can you grow it in a 5 gallon bucket.
@@timschannel910 Mulberries are hard to stop; they grow vigorously; the bucket is doable but will limit its potential.
Good luck and let me know how things go (or, how things grow!). 👨🌾🐞👍
I bought one from them too
Nice! let me know how it goes!
thanks for stopping by!
Ok, Question - I've had it suggested that what Edible Landscaping is selling as Girardi is actually another type of dwarf. How big did that fruit get? Do you have photos? Do you think its legit Girardi?
hi. these two girls are REALLY small & young trees and they produced fruit. the fruits were small; however, i'll give them 2-3 years before determining 'bust vs success' ;) i think they'll be fantastic but i'm an optimist. plz subscribe as we follow / film these girls over time!
about "Girardi is actually another type of dwarf / do i think its legit Girardi?": yes, i believe they are legit. it's Edible Landscaping (i make no commission, btw). to you point, i'm sure some nurseries loose track of the parent stock or ??? and MAY BE selling mis-named plants. but at EL, you can see the propagation tables and their cultivation of plant stock. that's my $0.02 ;)
Thank you!!!!@@heppylifestyle
I bought one from edible landscape the leafs are as big as my hand and it's doubled in size since spring is that normal for a Gerardi Dwarf Mulberry?
@RobertoMartinez-vs4yt great work, and great soil! the one i planted does have large leaves, and is growing great ... until, i think some squirrels decided to include Mulberry leaves in their diet 🙄😱.
Thanks for stopping by! Please subscribe 😎
Do you ship out to Ontario Vaughan
Hi Savino! we don't ship plants as of now (still setting up the exhibition garden). these girls come from Edible Landscaping (a trusted source). ediblelandscaping.com/. they may ship to ur location. thanks for stopping by Savino and plz subscribe, pete moss
How to propagate gerardi dwarf, are they grafted?
Hi! they do look grafted; technically, I don't have experience grafting Mulberry. it's LIKELY that you use one-year wood. i didn't help much; let me know how things go!
sincerely,
pete moss
audio is very low
yup, just got a 4k rig (not this vid) and i still need to work on the sound :/
been looking at wireless mics. more learning :)
thanks for the feedback Bobby, and thanks for ur patience.
@@heppylifestyle yes sir, love your stuff
@@bobbyquinn2156 thank you Bobby -- i much appreciate your feedback.
hope all is well,
pete moss
Hello friend, there are several types of dwarf mulberry
there is another one called red charlotte very similar to that one
What are the differences between the two? Which one would be more worth it?
thank you
another dwarf Mulberry?! ;)
Hello Jorge. You just introduced me to a new dwarf Mulberry, red charlotte. I googled and found "Charlotte Russe" and a lot of hits in Europe. I'll keep an eye out for this the red charlotte!
Overall, my dwarf trees are young, so i can't give advice based on what I've learned. it takes about 3 years before you see growth patterns, flavors, etc. I just bought a dwarf Black Mulberry yesterday. thanks for stopping by and please subscribe!
@@heppylifestyle charlotte rosse is the mojo berry, it has many names, it is normal to confuse them
There is another black dwarf from Thailand, and it also circulates there, one that they simply call black dwarf.