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Mulberry Fruit

11 years ago

Hi.

I live in the northwest part of NJ and for the first time in 14 years, my mulberry tree is bearing plump fruit. It was here when we bought the raw land, and there is another in the neighborhood, so I figure it was not "planted" by anyone.

I have a small handful and wonder if they are safe to eat. I see them sold "dried" in food stores. Here is a photo.



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