Yes, mulberries can grow in New Jersey. Both red and white mulberry trees are well-suited to the climate and soil conditions in the state. These trees are relatively hardy and can thrive in various environments, making them a suitable choice for home gardens and landscapes in the region. Additionally, they can provide delicious fruit and attract wildlife.
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Mulberries do
Mulberries grow on Mulberry trees. Mulberries closely resemble Raspberries. Raspberries grow on bushes. Both grow wild and are considered by some to be a nuisance for several reasons. You can tell when these wild berries are ripe when you begin to see purple bird dabs.
Mulberries grow too well. They are quite invasive.
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Blackberries have upright canes whereas dewberries have trailing vines. Dewberries are usually larger and somewhat sweeter than blackberries. For pictures, see Wiki article on dewberries here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dewberry
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Newark, New Jersey.