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[rob hamilton <lostman_amiga@yahoo.com>]

I remember saying that too. When I saw a mature one at Hector blacks place. the tree was HUGE (tall and wide).  Make sure you give this thing plenty of room!

Robert

Joe and Ellen Hecksel <jhecksel@voyager.net> wrote:
>  Hello all:
>
> An additional tree worth considering is Illinois Everbearing Mulberry.
>
> Mike Parker, a wildlife biologist who now works for Pheasants Forever 
> said it best.  "Wow!  What is that?"  IEM makes a spectacular specimen 
> when grown in a fertile location.  Berry drop is negligable because they 
> come in as a trickle and the birds and local wildlife stay on top of the 
> ripening crop.
>
> IEM's sole drawback, in my opinion, is lack of fall color.
>
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