Our mulberry tree is sagging with all the fruit, but it's just in the red stage, yet to ripen this far north of most of ya.
I have several on my place that I checked last week, and they probably won’t be ripe until around the first of June.
The mulberries on my place here in east TX are just about done for this year. I picked and ate a few today.
Fortunately, our tree is 2/10 mile away and 129' below the ridge on our driveway so we don't get the purple streaks on the vehicles.
During the big flood several years ago when we were stranded for almost 2 weeks to high water, I caught fish under that mulberry tree. As they were dropping the fish were waiting. I'll see if I can find that pic.
Mine are all within 50 yards or less from the Salt Fork.
Bait!!
Do you mind me asking what cherry trees you have out? I FINALLY just bit the bullet and ordered some apple trees and strawberry plants for the backyard but Im having a hell of time deciding what variety of cherry to try. Thanks!
From Trees of Antiquity - Napoleon . None of our sweet cherries survived in our soil. We also have one Montmorrecy no name I got on the cheap.
Blueberries
There is an awesome sand plumb thicket out where I hunt and with several inches of rain I hope I get to make jelly this year
I had no idea blue berries grew in Oklahoma. Always thought they were a northern crop or in the mountains.
I guess you just proved my theory wrong.
Wife and I have blueberries every day at breakfast. She has hers on cereal, and I have mine on yogurt.
If the store is out of them, it's like a heroin addict that can't find a fix. LOL!
