Early Bird Mulberry Honeysuckle which may account for its

which may account for its added cold hardiness

but appears to grow out of this weakness after several years in the ground

give an extra foot or so spacing

their fresh eating quality wasn't the highest priority

delectable sensation

Early Bird Mulberry Honeysuckle which may account for itsMorus alba x rubra 'Early Bird'Early Bird is the earliest ripening of the all mulberry varieties! Starting in early summer, this tree bears an abundance of sweet, dark, highly flavored fruit, 1 1 2 inches long x 1 2 inch wide that look like elongated blackberries, and have a delicious and distinctive sweet taste. The berries start to ripen as early as June here in the Pacific Northwest, possibly earlier in warmer climates! Offer consistent water