Pakistani Mulberry
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πMain photo Β· Liz's Pakistani Mulberry
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βΆQuick grow facts
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Pollination
They are wind pollinated and some cultivars will set fruit without any pollination. Cross-pollination is not necessary.
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Pests & diseases
Mulberries are generally free of pests and diseases, although cankers and dieback can occur. In some areas βpopcorn diseaseβ is an occasional problem, in which fruits swell to resemble popped corn. M. alba / M. rubra hybrids are particularly prone to this condition.
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Look out for (Houston)
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What it is
A mulberry tree; the fruit is a collective fruit that looks like a swollen loganberry. (Source covers mulberries in general.)
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How to use it
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Harvest in Houston
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Cautions
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