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 ...

but the sap from white mulberry trees can be toxic, especially when found on a mulberry tree leaf. Keep pets and children away from the trees to avoid any problems. One reason that jurisdictions ...

Mulberry trees produce flavorful berries ... nigra), red mulberry (M. rubra), and white mulberry (M. alba). Many people consume mulberry leaves without experiencing adverse effects.

The red mulberry (M. rubus) and the white mulberry (M. alba) provide a habitat for birds and beneficial insects. The mulberry ...

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

An RIT scientist documents trees in western New York in ‘Munsell Trees: A Season of Leaves and Colors’, published by RIT ...

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 ...

While it’s true that warm-season weeds will die back after our first freeze, removing them rather than leaving them in the ...

This tree produces white / cream colored flowers in spring season which are used in many medicines. Same is with the oil extracted from its seeds. The most beneficial parts are the leaves which ...

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