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[hans brinkmann <hans-brinkmann@t-online.de>]

Hallo Lucky,

Morus rubra: some or more seeds may germinate without stratification, 
but it is recommended to make a
cold stratification 1 to 9 °C for 1 - 3 months. Germination rate is high 
and fast.
First weeks keep the seedlings at half-shadow.
Other Morus than rubra need 1 to 5 °C stratification only.

ciao
Hans




Lucky.Pittman@murraystate.edu schrieb:
> Well, while we're on the 'germinating berry seed'
> topic, how 'bout you experts giving me your thoughts
> on germinating Morus rubra seeds.  I collected fruit
> from one of my favorite rubras while I was visiting
> my mom in AL a couple of weeks ago, and a co-worker
> brought me a small bag of fruits from the excellent
> 'Lawson Dawson' M.rubra he introduce me to several
> years back.  I'd like to grow out some seedlings of
> these two good mulberries to plant out around the
> farm - I've never met a rubra that I didn't like, and
> these are two really good ones.
> Any tips would be appreciated.
>
> Lucky
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