New Mulberry Trees from Cuttings

Cloning new mulberry trees from cuttings. How to quickly make the cuttings and get them to root in a pot of soil. Easy, peasy.

[highenergyog]

Now I have to go get myself a Mulberry tree for my backyard garden, keep on healing up my friend and don't over do things .

[ferdburphel]

Good morning Greig....back to the show!

[Kentuckytrackers]

Thanky kindly Greig, love me some mullberrys. Appreciate that, learned alot, like learning👍. Have a goodin my brother. Blessins to all🍃

[ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

I've got Mulberry trees all around my property and they are well used by the critters around here. When I was growing up the house we lived in had a White Mulberry Tree in the yard. The fruit when ripe was white and very sweet. I haven't seen one like it since. Wishing you all the best in your recovery. Good luck, happy hunting and take care.

[jenvee]

Wow! You learn something new every day! Love it!

[sandmaker]

Your a man of many talents. Mulberries for another day. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒🌿

[theresadryer]

Thank you!! I have an antique apple tree I want to get cuttings from and just never knew when to do it.💕

[debzyj]

You make it look so easy! I’ll be doing some planting.
Thank you.... Enjoyed.💙

[grantfahlman]

Wow, this was awesome. I definitely think I will have to give this a try next Spring. I have a plum tree I want to do some pruning on and using the trimmings like this would be great. Thanks for educating us on the miracles of nature!

[catfishuntermiller]

Hiya Greg, awesome video, I love eating mulberries, I have several trees, the birds love them too. They Leave their calling cards on my windshields of my cars and trucks.🤬
The trees make awesome shade, you just don't want to park your car under it when it has fruit. 😁
I hope you have a awesome blessed day.
Cya! 😺🐟out!

[OutdoorsygalO]

This is a really cool video. I love that you are “branching out” (LOL! 😆).
Garden secrets are always appreciated here. Thanks for showing us your tips and tricks!

[billhardy]

I found some mulberry trees growing in a perennial bed 20 or so years ago. Dug em up and potted all 3 into a large pot and they grew great for a few years. Of course they got way to big, so I planted them in a wooded field in back of the house. No more room in the yard for trees! All 3 grew together into one large tree and of course the birds love the berries. Now, every year I am constantly pulling out small seedlings from the flower beds. 50 or so years ago I found Serviceberries (Amelanchier canadensis) growing in that wooded field, dug several up and planted them around the property. They're all still thriving and when the berries begin to ripen, attract Cedar Waxwings, a beautiful bird which only comes by when the Serviceberries do their thing. And of course the mass of white flowers in spring are beautiful as well. Didn't have any berries this year however. A warm March and April budded the trees up a few weeks earlier than normal, then just as the flower buds began to swell, a cold, snowy period did them all in. They leafed out fine, but no berries. First time since the late 1960's

[wrxs]

It will be interesting to watch the progress of your cuttings. You might be the new Monty Don of Canada.

[BigFireDave]

I grew up with a mulberry tree in my back yard and as kids we loved to pick the berries and grandma made jelly and sauce from them. Eating them right off the tree was nice also. BUT when I got my car I hated it. Birds swarmed from miles away to eat berries and the droppings on car paint were permanent!

[yoopermann]

thank you for the tips, learned some thing new! thank you

[ottergirl]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, meMiner.

[danecaldwell]

I’m waiting for bare root ball mulberry to be available in the spring. I’ve been finding it hard to find mulberry! Your tree is beautiful!

[gracewashburn]

No those would be a nice addition to my little apple and peach Orchard in the yard mulberries is so good

[stevenmurtishaw]

Hey Greg haven't you had enough of trees for awhile now . Your still healing from your last tree experience .

[maxtheyouth]

but i loved every second of the video, my smile has no price.