We have been in our house now for 10 months and we are still getting new surprises in our garden. We have a beautiful weeping mulberry out the front. I'd always assumed ours was an ornamental non-fruiting type.
Aparently I was wrong. It is covered in fruit.
We had a mulberry tree when I was a kid - and you are right, we used to play under it for hours...
ReplyDeletelovely -! Mulberry pies - my dad even made mulbery wine one year - he was some thrifty....
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the shade!!!
Silk worms! You can feed them the mulberry leaves.
ReplyDeleteyummy yum yum, I LOVE mulberries. My sister has an enormous VERY old tree on the farm and it is always a teat to pick and eat mulberries. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place for kids to have fun :D
ReplyDeleteMulberry trees are great, My parents have one. Have you seen my new swimwear range?? I am having a giveaway, you might like to enter and win some vintage-inspired cotton bikinis for your girls :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking there will be no white t-shirts under that mulberry tree when the fruit ripens up!
ReplyDeleteWe have silkworms & they are the best kids pet ever...all you need to remember is the feed them mulberry leaves!
Yum! How much fun! I have one too a Mulberry tree. Lucky to get my daughter to play under it for 10 minutes! I will have to get some silk worms that is a great idea!
ReplyDeletei can imagine, nothing beats "Dancing under the mulberry tree!" how cute. Go Eva!!!
ReplyDeleteooh and now it will be good for eating berrys and staing clothes too!! LOl
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