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dayboro kindy starts with ... We are interested in dawrf mulberry trees to plant inside our chook yards at kindy. We would prefer something that fruits well. Do you have any recomendations? How much for 2 trees including delivery please? Thanks for you time Dayboro Kindy.07 3425 1589	About the Author dayboro kindy dayboro qld 21st February 2012 1:35pm #UserID: 6588 Posts: 1 View All dayboro kindy's Edible Fruit Trees
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Nick says... G'day, I would suggest a dwarf red shahtoot mulberry, the tree is small and attractive and the fruit is extra sweet and very long (perfect if you find the standard black mulberries to small or sour!)	About the Author Nick10 Altona, VIC 21st February 2012 9:19pm #UserID: 6557 Posts: 8 View All Nick10's Edible Fruit Trees
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Itdepends says... You're unlikely to get a reply in this forum from a Daley's rep-it's more a public forum. Note that edible mulberries (the nicest- black ones) stain badly- could be a drama with the kids clothes. Dwarf red shatoot is nice- very long fruit and very sweet- the kids would like that (not tart at all). Another possibility would be Hicks Fancy- it's a black one though- a little more tart if not completely ripe- and will stain clothes. Personally I prefer the flavour of the Hicks - the red shatoot is a too sweet for me. As far as keeping them small goes- you could get a weeping variety or prune them regularly to keep them small. Mulberries fruit from the base of new shoots anyway so regular pruning keeps the size down- they'll also grow happily in a large (50-60cm pot). Cheers, Daniel	About the Author 22nd February 2012 11:06pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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We are interested in dawrf mulberry trees to plant inside our chook yards at kindy. We would prefer something that fruits well. Do you have any recomendations? How much for 2 trees including delivery please?
Thanks for you time
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G'day, I would suggest a dwarf red shahtoot mulberry, the tree is small and attractive and the fruit is extra sweet and very long (perfect if you find the standard black mulberries to small or sour!)

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Itdepends says...
You're unlikely to get a reply in this forum from a Daley's rep-it's more a public forum.
Note that edible mulberries (the nicest- black ones) stain badly- could be a drama with the kids clothes.

Dwarf red shatoot is nice- very long fruit and very sweet- the kids would like that (not tart at all). Another possibility would be Hicks Fancy- it's a black one though- a little more tart if not completely ripe- and will stain clothes. Personally I prefer the flavour of the Hicks - the red shatoot is a too sweet for me.

As far as keeping them small goes- you could get a weeping variety or prune them regularly to keep them small. Mulberries fruit from the base of new shoots anyway so regular pruning keeps the size down- they'll also grow happily in a large (50-60cm pot).

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