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Harvesting and Using Mulberries Mulberries are versatile fruits that ripen over a fairly long season. These can be eaten fresh and used in many recipes.
The Pomegranate FruitThe edible pomegranate is a very lovely, uniquely shaped fruit. The color of the rind, pulp, juice, and seeds can vary widely according to the variety.
Black MulberryThe black mulberry tree dates from ancient times when it was mentioned in the Bible. This was grown by the Greeks and Romans.
Harvesting and Storing PomegranatesPomegranates are normally ready to harvest when they've reached their full color. Harvest typically begins in the fall.
Some Mulberry Varieties A number of mulberries are available for landscapes. Here are profiles of selected ones.
Pomegranate Description and DistributionThe pomegranate is the sole member of the pomegranate family. Moderately long lived, these can bear good fruit crops for 20 years or so.
New World Mulberry History There were numerous attempts to produce silkworms and mulberries in the New World. This happened in both the Spanish and English controlled areas.
Recommended Pomegranate VarietiesA number of pomegranate varieties are available to American gardeners. These include both heirloom ones, such as Plantation Sweet, as well as newer types.
White MulberryWhite mulberry has been grown for over five thousand years as food for silkworms in China. It has been introduced to many other parts of the world.
Selected Pomegranate Varieties A number of pomegranate varieties are available in North America. Among these are popular types, such as Wonderful and Eversweet pomegranates.
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