I planted this mulberry 15 years ago. I shared the fruits
with birds, but this year the harvest was bountiful. I picked between 1-1.5 kg
a day. The black ones were sweet, it was
eaten fresh, the red one is sweet and sour, good for fruit preserve and pie. I
have about 5 kg in the freezer.
This blog purpose is to share my success and failures in gardening in a tropic. I have no particular liking to any plant/ flower but once it caught my attention there is no other way for me but to have it. Since I’ve all the local plant that i fancy, now i cast my eyes far away, temperate flower/plant. Hence the existence of My Experimental Garden Blog. Hope you enjoy my blog.
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Showing posts with label mulberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mulberry. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 April 2017
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Drought: all is not lost
Now the weather is almost like Mediterranean,
Cold at night and early morning, windy and hot in the afternoon, no rain past 2
months. Grass and my entire newly sprouted seedling are dead. However some potted
plants really love it.
dead grass |
left over chinese cabbage |
rosemary flower |
Tomato "gardener delight" plants with many flowers
|
so many fruits: to my delight |
True to its name |
Mulberry: partially eaten by house sparrow |
as big as my index finger |
Fruit in every branches |
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Berries
In addition
to local fruits i also love to eat berry, my legacy from a stint in Europe. Try
to grow berry (raspberry, blueberry, blackberry and strawberry).
This
strawberry plant has produced runners. Now i have 7 pots of strawberry plant . However after 5 months there is still no fruit!
But i have mulberry which is the favourite of house sparrow. Most of the time they end up with bigger share than me.
But i have mulberry which is the favourite of house sparrow. Most of the time they end up with bigger share than me.
I also have seedling of local berry ( pokok kemunting) . It
is very slow growing; i wonder how long it will take before I can taste the
fruit of my labour.
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