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Funny… I was just thinking of asking you a question about mulberry pruning as I walked through my gardens this morning.
Here is my question: I live close to Daytona Beach– 20 miles inland… and though we had a brutal winter… it has warmed up for the past few weeks and the mulberry trees are full of leaves and flowers now. Have I lost my window for pruning? I have 3 extra large trees and one fairly large… one that you sold me.
Also, I tried grafting for the first time about a week ago. I grafted peaches onto chicksaw plum. Not real hopeful they will take…. I thought about doing some more but now both have flowers and leaves… is it to late to do more grafting?
thanks,
Keith
oh… one more question…I would love to graft the mulberry trees… so far the one that you sold me has been the only one worth a darn as far as fruit production and taste goes…. to late to graft mulberry? do mulberrys graft well?… ok that’s two more questions!
Can I take a branch from a mulberry tree and start a new tree? A friend of mine has a beautiful tree but they don’t understand what a great fruit it is and they never pick the fruit. I want one, I love their fruit.
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