Lyle Puente wrote:
>
> Im aching for summer and real mulberry leaves! Might be a good side
> business for someone to overnight batches of Mulberry branches!
Seems there are hundreds of weeping mullberry trees in town. For some reason
almost all the owners decided to trim them short. Why they get a weeping tree,
and then spend half the summer trying to keep the branches to 2 feet long is
beyond me. If you want a tree you can sit under, don't get a weeping one. This
past summer I was joking about starting a 'Weeping Mullberry Tree Pruning
Service'. It sure seems like a great service to offer - trim the trees free, and
even cart the trimmings away. No charge. No hassle for the home owners. And all
the mullberry leaves I could possibly use. :)))
Hilde
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