Mulberry trees produce flavorful berries that are enjoyed around the world. For centuries, its leaves have been used in traditional medicine as a natural treatment for a variety of conditions.

Mulberry trees are illegal or restricted in certain areas primarily due to two major issues: their pollen and their invasive tendencies ...

The mulberry bonsai tree is a small version of the mulberry tree, typically growing up to 50cm in height. The tree produces ...

especially when found on a mulberry tree leaf. Keep pets and children away from the trees to avoid any problems. One reason that jurisdictions ban this type of tree is the legal danger that can ...

Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces you to a non-native invasive tree that is widespread across the state, white mulberry. Key identifying characteristics to separate it from its native ...

the red mulberry. This tree, often found in the shade or in river bottom areas, features variable leaves in an alternate arrangement, gray to brown flaky bark and black/dark purple berries, loved by ...

A 19th Century tree thought to have inspired a well-known nursery rhyme has been removed from the grounds of one of Britain's most notorious jails. HMP Wakefield's mulberry died in 2017 - a year ...

A plant could be dormant or ready for the compost heap, but there are signs which should steer gardeners in the right ...

In sericulture and the production of silk, farmers care for the silkworms through their entire life cycle, growing the mulberry trees that provide the leaves upon which the worms feed, produce ...

a few specifically feature mulberry silk (named after the mulberry-tree leaves the silkworms eat) or silk charmeuse (“charmeuse” refers to the weaving, resulting in a shinier-looking silk).

It’s autumn, and that means the leaves on the trees are turning beautiful shades of yellow and red, before falling off entirely. It provides cheap entertainment for people and pets. It’s a way ...

a more than 200-year-old bald cypress protected by a fenced enclosure on Mulberry Hill. Cypress trees are one of the few that aren't evergreen and sheds its needle-like leaves during the fall.