The plant at the bottom looks like a Mulberry seedling.

yeah. That's the bottom plant. The top is my Daisy. Did I kill it by chopping off the trunk?

This is How it looked like last year around Sept 2013. It was about 5 feet tall and no berries or flowers ever came out of it. I have since cut down the hedge in the front

Mulberries are pretty hard to kill. It will probably be back.

WW

It'll continue to come back. We've got one growing through a fence I cut to the ground multiple times a wear.

Thanks Guys. Now my other question is:

How do I keep it upright since I chopped off the main trunk? Will the branches now become the trunk? I havent ventured to look where the leaves are coming from. LOL.

Should I post inthe Berry forum? Is there a berry forum? LOL

find another... somewhere in the yard ... as when a bird plants one.. there are usually many more ...

and then kill this one ...

its a very dirty tree.. and you do NOT want it where it is ... my kids.. with their purple stained feet.. ruined a couple door mats ... not to mention.. it has the potential to be a huge tree ... and with deep red berries.. will come.. purple bird poop [nothing like stained siding] ... and all the cement work will be stained purple ... what a nightmare... [yes.. i suppose they might be white.. and not as staining.. but they will still make a fermenting nauseating mess in august or so when it gets large ]

there is nothing good to say about this tree ..... especially based on your vast front yard ...

my tree.. on my 5 acres.. is at least 40 feet tall.. and 30 wide ... you simply dont have room for it ...

ken

How Do I kill the tree? Should I just pull it from the roots? The tree doesnt sound like it's something i want to have. My garden is barely 15'x6'!!! If I want mulberries, I can walk down to the park and pick those! LOL

Thanks for the perspective Ken!

You must dig out the root, any attempt to pull or chop will just result in it growing back again.