5 Results: New & Used in mulberry leaves in Western Australia

WEEPING MULBERRY TREES ( 2m tall ) in 30 L pots 'Weeping Mulberry', Morus alba 'Pendula' forms long, pendulous branches that bow down to the ground. These Branches are covered in large green, glossy leaves, and during autumn, they turn yellow-green. 'Weeping Mulberry' is a tough, standout tree - plant Morus alba 'Pendula' in an area of full sun to part shade, with well-drained soils. Tolerates a wide range of site conditions, waterwise, relatively low maintenance and can grow to a height of

15 leaves for $5. Can be fed fresh to silkworms or dried for cherry shrimps and other aquatic scavengers like crayfish and snails. Black Mulberry leaves are a real treat for shrimp, crayfish and snails in the aquarium and provide them with many important ingredients as supplemental food sources that contribute to their overall well-being. Can assist in their moulting especially the higher protein content and calcium. Silkworms have a diet that is completely made up of mulberry leaves. Packed

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🌱Young Trees 🌳 Rare fruit trees🍊🍎🍒, exotic ornamentals 🍂🍁🌳 Bonsai 🍃🌿, edibles for your food forest. Many unique and rare species. *Note: this list is updated frequently* 🌳ORNAMENTAL🍂 * Bodhi Tree / Peepal ( Ficus religiosa) / Tree of life / Sacred Fig. (5L pot) $50 ea *Poplar (hybrid cottonwood) $15ea *Oaks: baby seedlings of English Oak (Q. Robur) $20 *Ash Trees several species price varies from $20: (Green Ash-Fraxinus Pennsylvanica, White Ash-Fraxinus Americana, Oregon Ash-Frax

Black mulberries, in particular, are more flavourful and tasty than their fellow white, and red varieties. Their peak season is May through August Health benefits of mulberries • They compose of health-promoting phytonutrient compounds like polyphenol pigment antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins that are essential for optimum health. • Mulberries have significantly high amounts of phenolic flavonoid phytochemicals called anthocyanins. Potential health effects against cancer, aging and neurol