dwarf black mulberry or red shahtoot?

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Kath says... I have one of each in my orchard. The dwarf black is my all time favourite back yard tree, my far the most generous tree I have. It produces a bumper crop that means the birds even leave me a few fruits to nibble on. The red shahtoot, is another of my favourites, it is slower growing but worth the wait. The fruits are long and honey sweet.	About the Author Kath Cawongla 1st December 2009 3:41pm #UserID: 2 Posts: 363 View All Kath's Edible Fruit Trees
Denise starts with ... Hi, I had my heart set on a dwarf black mulberry for my Melbourne inner city garden - until I heard about the dwarf red shahtoot. How do I choose? I have two kids who love fruit, so I'm looking for a prolific bearer with the best taste eaten fresh. It needs to be a dwarf. Can anyone help by comparing the two? Thanks Denise	About the Author denise5 melbourne 30th November 2009 10:25pm #UserID: 3055 Posts: 3 View All denise5's Edible Fruit Trees
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denise says... Thanks Kath, I{m digging the hole for the black dwarf this afternoon! Maybe I need t find room for a red shahtoot as well. Cheers Denise	About the Author denise5 melbourne 5th December 2009 11:55am #UserID: 3055 Posts: 3 View All denise5's Edible Fruit Trees
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