Any idea's? They look like blackberries but they are growing wild in my backyard. Guess it's time to Google.
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Those are definitely mulberries I just bought the drawer ever bearing today
Donto101
Level 7
June 2, 2018
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Thank you!
They look like things that would put you in hospital. I'd use that plant identifier app.
Ellatynemouth
Level 8
June 2, 2018
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Mulberries. As a child I had to pick laundry baskets full of mulberry leaves for our silk work operation. Maybe you would like to grow silkworms?
Spinliesel
Level 9
June 2, 2018
3
Listening?! I am so going to look into that. Trying to get in touch with nature - might be a great start. Assuming I don't have to kill them.
@kc_anthony No, you don't. You raise tyhem from eggs to cocoon state, then send the cocoons to a silk mill where tey mee their death.. Sorry. The cocoon is one continuous strand of asik stuck together with the worm's glue.You gather the cocoons and send them to a mill.
@Spinliesel yup. Probably not a good career move for me.
@kc_anthony No it is a little side buisnes.
Is it growing as a tree? Does it have thorns?
CraeftSmith
Level 7
June 2, 2018
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Huckleberry?
Agirlhasnoname
Level 4
June 2, 2018
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I'm leaning towards mulberry. I googled it and it appears to match the leaves and berries.
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