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Mulberry tree not fruiting

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PlumRob says... Hello, It's good that you have a nice and large tree already. The reason it has not fruited is because it is out of season. You should get some fruit later this year in Late Spring/Early Summer. Happy Gardening, Robert	About the Author PlumRob GLENORIE,2157,NSW 29th March 2024 8:43am #UserID: 40821 Posts: 15 View All PlumRob's Edible Fruit Trees
Gyoukubai starts with ... Hi all, I have a dwarf black mulberry tree which was planted about 6 months ago. It has grown very quickly, and is quite big now - about 2m tall now with multiple branches. However, I have not seen any flowers, and it seems mulberry can flower/ fruit at a much smaller size than this?Given the growth, and it looks very happy, I don't think there is any issue with nutritions? Not sure if there is anything I can do for it? Thank you very much!	About the Author Gyoukubai Holland Park Wesr,4121,QLD 8th March 2024 7:35pm #UserID: 42551 Posts: 2 View All Gyoukubai's Edible Fruit Trees
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Gyoukubai says... That is great to hear, thank you very much!	About the Author Gyoukubai Holland Park Wesr,4121,QLD 2nd April 2024 7:17pm #UserID: 42551 Posts: 2 View All Gyoukubai's Edible Fruit Trees
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PlumRob says... Cheers. Enjoy some fresh berries when the season comes!	About the Author PlumRob GLENORIE,2157,NSW 23rd April 2024 9:00pm #UserID: 40821 Posts: 15 View All PlumRob's Edible Fruit Trees
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