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The small red mulberry tree I found several years ago, which never fails to remind me of the cycles of life and death, was still heavy with immature white berries.

A good way to protect our strawberry patches and cherry trees from catbirds, mockingbirds, and robins, is to provide fruit that they like much better—the red mulberry.

The red mulberry grows to be a large dense, round-headed tree, with thick fibrous roots and milky sap.

The red mulberry is quite common and grows in over two-thirds of the United States.

White and red mulberry trees grow wild over here.