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Early Bird Mulberry Honeysuckle tart fruit ripens early for

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Description

tart fruit ripens early for a quince

give an extra foot or so spacing

The fruit size is a bit larger than typical cider apples tend to be

which may account for its added cold hardiness

Early Bird Mulberry Honeysuckle tart fruit ripens early forMorus 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

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