I just bought this Issai mulberry from a nursery and they said it was a dwarf. I really don't see a dominant stem (think it might have died) but there are a lot of new growth coming up from the soil so my question is to be dwarf do you think there was a dwarf root stock? where these new stems might be from the root stock or might each of these actually be a new Issai mulberry?
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