I grew up in Durham, CA (outside Chico, CA) and we had a fabulous, large mulberry tree. We had sweet, warm, juicy berries that were large and healthy. It seemed to be the perfect place for them.
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.
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
Tagalog of mulberries: moras
I don't really know, but there are a lot of mulberries here in Georgia.
Yes people can eat mulberries. For more info google it.
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.
Yes
if they are overripe.
mulberries... der.
Mulberries