looking for a fruitless mulberry tree to plant in sulcata enclosure. i cannot find one anywhere! does anyone know where i can purchase one?
thanks wellington, i checked and they are out of stock at the moment!Coastal sells them but usually only in the spring. You can see if they have any left. I just got three of them this spring and one last spring. Here is their site and they are also members http://www.coastalsilkworms.com
thanks grandpa turtle but i don't have a shoot to graft nor a tree to graft to! we only have one tree, huge oak, in our back yard!This is only a gess but lookup Bud grafting on the internet . You may be able to do a Bud graft to a nother tree like a peacon tree and it will not fruit just grow .
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these are the dwarf variety, how big do they get and will it produce enough leaves for my sulcata?Coastal sells them but usually only in the spring. You can see if they have any left. I just got three of them this spring and one last spring. Here is their site and they are also members http://www.coastalsilkworms.com
i may wind up giving that a try, no luck at all finding a fruitless tree!See that's what I'm talking about seeds fall from your oak tree and sprout in to a small oak tree let it get to about 1 foot tall then see if some one on the TFO will send a small bud cutting . If all else is out of season you might get surprised . But good luck with you mulberry tree .
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thank you charlieI've purchased a few from Coastal. You can sometimes find them on eBay if he's out of them.