Turning sticks into trees! I'm going to show you how easy it is to grow mulberry trees from cuttings. We're expanding our fruit trees and acquiring new varieties. This is the very beginnings of our food forest that will expand out past the fig orchard. Rooting hardwood mulberry cuttings in bark, in the spring, is quite possibly the easiest and most sure method of success for mulberry plant propagation and we're going to go through it step by step right now.




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