Broussonetia papyrifera Paper Mulberry at White River Source

Broussonetia
(Paper Mulberry)

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Broussonetia papyrifera

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Paper Mulberry
On of the most widely adapted species in the world, this pretty tree ha s been used in Polynesia to make tapa cloth and paper and as an astringent. The fruit is edible, though not especially large. The tree has a rounded growth habit and, like its relative the mulberry, produces leaves of widley varying shapes on a single tree. The male trees produce long flower clusters in the spring, while the females produce small round purple balls, followed by purple fruits. Hardy to 20F (-12.2C); height: 45ft.
#A4347 Packet $8.00, Approximately 50 seeds

#A4347 Broussonetia papyrifera	< name="submit" border="0" type="image"> type="hidden"> type="hidden">	Paper Mulberry On of the most widely adapted species in the world, this pretty tree ha s been used in Polynesia to make tapa cloth and paper and as an astringent. The fruit is edible, though not especially large. The tree has a rounded growth habit and, like its relative the mulberry, produces leaves of widley varying shapes on a single tree. The male trees produce long flower clusters in the spring, while the females produce small round purple balls, followed by purple fruits. Hardy to 20F (-12.2C); height: 45ft. #A4347 Packet $8.00, Approximately 50 seeds

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