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Hello

Its silk worm season..and mulberry trees are abound..but I dont know any located on the gold coast?

If anyone could help me..would be appreciated..as I wanted to take some silk worms into a preschool.

Many thanks
sylvia

Time: 20th September 2007 10:24pm

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Renato says...
Hi Sylvia ,it could be too late but there are a few mulberry trees in Broadeach Waters , I have one so has my neighbour ,let me know if we can help Renato

Time: 27th October 2007 8:28pm

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Maggy says...
If you cant find any mulberry leaves you could also feed them Beetroot leaves. Their silk wil be pink.

Maggy

Time: 5th March 2008 5:03pm

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Anonymous says...
There are two trees in Jefferson Avenue Palm Beach close to the Currumbin end - last block on the beach side - one is on the vacant lot - the other on the street.

Time: 12th October 2008 9:11pm

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