Mulberry 1G/6" ficonstone producing sweet

producing sweet

perfect for seaside planting due to it's high tolerance for sun

Loropetalum chinense hybridsBold Burgundy Foliage with Fringe Blooms🌿 Perennial in South Florida🌍 Native Origin: Asia

Native Americans used its extract to treat gastrointestinal issues

white blooms on mature plants

Mulberry 1G/6" ficonstone producing sweetMorus rubra Fruiting from mid June to late September, this North American native tree is perfect for specimen planting for ornamental use or in a fruit garden. Fruit can be eaten raw. Native Americans have used Mulberry as a worming agent, remedy for dysentery, laxative and emetic. Full to Part Sun Med to High Water H: 25 60 W: 35 40 Spacing: 25 30 USDA Zones: 4 9 *Fruit is edible*