Thanks for all the information everyone has given. The dyeing was secondary to the tree. There are dwarf verities of the mulberry that are the "bush" form. I have read that depending on the variety they grow from 10 to 70 feet high. So far I have ordered some white mulberry seeds and I am looking for some dwarf seeds. Speaking of dyeing I just picked up some indigo seeds at a seed exchange. So I will have to go through my spinning guilds books to find out how to turn it into dye. Ann
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