dwarf black mulberry or red shahtoot? (forum)
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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
Time: 30th November 2009 10:25pm
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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.
Time: 1st December 2009 3:41pm
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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
Time: 5th December 2009 11:55am
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