I have a bunch of plants, let me know if you're interested in any. I'd be interested in some of your seeds and black currant cuttings. -This is my full list, so not all of it is Zone 3 hardy, but some of it definitely is, and not all of it is ready for shipping right now. I only have a few cuttings already rooted from last fall (concord grape, black raspberry, strawberries, and a couple others) but could take new cuttings now or work something out for fall. Apple , 4-in-1 - Big Red Delicious, Yellowgold Delicious, Mcintosh, Northern Red Spy Apple , Pixie Crunch Apricot, Harlayne Apricot, Sugar Pearls Blackberry, Apache Blackberry, Black Satin Blackberry, Chester Thornless Blackberry, Hull Blackberry, Prime-Jan Blackberry, Prime-Jim Blackberry, Triple Crown Blackberry, Unknown Varietal Blueberry, Bluecrop Blueberry, Bluegold Blueberry, Blueray Blueberry, Chandler Blueberry, Earliblue Blueberry, Elliot Blueberry, Patriot Blueberry, Pink Lemonade Boysenberry, Thornless Cherry, Carmine Jewel Currant, Black, Unknown Varietal Currant, Red, Unknown Varietal Currant, White Imperial Fig, Brown Turkey Fig, Chicago Hardy Fig, Hardy Everbearing Goji, Sweet Lifeberry Gooseberry, Unknown Varietal Grape, Concord Grape, Concord Grape, Glenora Seedles - Blue Grape, Lakemont Seedless - Green Grape, Reliance Seedless - Purple Honeyberry, Borealis Honeyberry, Cinderella Kiwi, Ananasnaya (Anna) Femal Kiwi, Arctic Beauty - Female Kiwi, Arctic Beauty - Male Kiwi, Chang Bai Female Kiwi, Issai Hardy Kiwi, Ken's Red Female Kiwi, Meader Male Mulberry, Illinois Everbearing Nectarine, Mericrest Nectarine, Yumm Yumm Pawpaw, Pennsylvania Golden Graft Pawpaw, Unnamed cultivar Peach, Flamin' Fury Jumbo Peach, Flavorcrest Peach, Redhaven Pear, 2-in-1 - Bartlett and Red Sensation Plum, Stanley Raspberry, Munger's Black Raspberry, Red Willamette Raspberry, Royalty Purple Strawberry, Allstar Strawberry, Homer's Field Strawberry, Quinalt Strawberry, Seqioua Strawberry, Tribute Everbearer

I have 5 different mulberries: persian, pakistan, white, weeping and oscar. I would say the persian has the best flavor. Mulberry, a bit of blackberry and with the acidity of pomegranate. It is sweet, juicy and the acidity adds complexity to the flavor. That said if I had to pick one it would be the pakistan mulberry. Even though the persian has better flavor the pakistan, the pakistan is still a very tasty fruit but the fruit is bigger and the tree has more fruit than the persian. The fruit is much easier to eat than the persian. The fruit itself is easier to pick and doesn't bleed or very little. The persian seems to explode when touched making it a messier fruit to eat and is harder to pick off the tree. I would suggest using a small scissors to cut off at the base if there is room to make a cut to minimize the bleeding. The weeping is good but taste more like the common mulberry that most people had when as a kid. The white mulberry, I am referring to the color of the fruit, is the sweetest and not much complexity. The taste is like brown sugar and vanilla. Still a fun fruit to eat. I haven't tried the oscar yet but hope to this season. I heard some saying that this a very tasty fruit and prefer it over the pakistan. This mulberry can be eaten at different stages. Tasting more like a raspberry when it is red and tasting the best when it is fully ripe. Parker25mv I would say the main reason it is not sold in store isn't because of the flavor but the fruit itself is rather delicate and doesn't keep very well. From my experience most mulberries that people had as a kid eat non-cultivated mulberry which the flavor can be just okay far as fruits go. Blackberries you get at the grocery store keep very well but don't taste that good because they are picked too early. If you haven't already, try some of the cultivated varieties such as the persian, Illinois everbearing, or pakistan . You may understand the hype some people have with this fruit.

Hi there, It seems affordable mulberry trees are hard to come by in Phoenix, if anyone has cuttings or would be willing to sell one for under $45 dollars I'd really appreciate it, thanks!

greendesert I'm in the process of rooting Pomegranate, Fig and Mulberry cuttings right now. I have every variety you mentioned and more. Most are cynosure varieties that are the cream of the crop not often found in nurseries. My supply is limited and I have offered rooted cuttings to two other people before you. Once they have all rooted I will be keeping one of each and giving cuttings to the two other people. In 2-3 weeks when they are all rooted I should have a pretty good idea of what I have left. After that you are next in line if you want them. All I ask is that you return the pots and replace the soil and we're all good. Keep in mind I live in far East Mesa though and when they are ready you would have to come and get them.