me from the collection of mulberries: Gerardi, Shangri-La, Pakistani white, Pakistani black, Himalayan, Persian (miner), marwarid here, Black from Peru. Polish seedless (?), black weeping alba, and three large-fruited albs black, white and pink
If anyone needs cuttings, I can share
Нам не разрешено в Соединенных Штатах отправлять растительные материалы или получать какие-либо растительные материалы. Это запрещено законом. Спасибо за ваше любезное предложение.
Nam ne razresheno v Soyedinennykh Shtatakh otpravlyat’ rastitel’nyye materialy ili poluchat’ kakiye-libo rastitel’nyye materialy. Eto zapreshcheno zakonom. Spasibo za vashe lyubeznoye predlozheniye.
We are not allowed in the United Stated to send plant materials out or receive any plant materials in. This is prohibited by law. Thank you for your kind offer.
Если сделать фитосертификат то можно отправлять и получать
Но не все могут себе это позволить, это бюрократия
Обычные садоводы из разных стран меняются черенками на свой страх и риск! Честь и хвала им!
I frequently graft mulberries when the top dies and only the rootstock thrives. I use a simple splice graft on about a pencil sized sucker and do two or three grafts on the largest suckers coming from the ground. At worst only one will take, but the average is probably 70% success rate. I do so at first signs of growth. The only variety I’ve used is Illinois Everbearing. It seems to be the best cold weather mulberry.
Good plan. I graft to suckers on my large trees after I cut it back to 2-3ft tall. I noticed if the trunk diameter is larger than about 3" then top grafting the cut tree doesn’t heal as nice and the graft will not fuse into one smooth trunk after it heals in a few years. I’m cutting down 5 large trees myself (trunk diameter of 5"-10").
When you are ready to graft the new variety, you can send me a message and I might be able to help you out.