Black mulberry

Large, 50 year old Black Mulberry tree supported with props - a very heavy fruiter.

An old specimen.

Large Mulberry in the walled garden of Medland Manor,
Cheriton Bishop, Exeter. A new house has been built at the
North wall of the garden and the build is seen at
http://www.medlandmanor.com/.
http://www.medlandgardenhouse.com/ has
some photos which show the tree.

There is a fine old specimen of a Morus nigra, or a Black Mulberry tree set within the grounds of a Victorian Walled Garden in what was formally known as Bryn Estyn Walled Garden, now known as Erlas Walled Garden, at Wrexham, North Wales. An independent charity, The Erlas Garden Project, 1111370, are raising funding to restore the walled garden back to its former glory, and wish to save the mulberry tree which was half blown over by strong winds last June. We have a web-site: www.erlas.org. Despite leaning over at 45 degrees, the tree fruited prolifically last year.

On the corner as you go into the lane, on private property but overhanging the road and in plain view. Rumoured to be planted for silk worms, by James the 1st who had a lodge in the town, but was the wrong sort of tree.

In the front entrance.