Whether it is in light or not is unlikely to make a difference in sweetness. If they do not eventually sweeten up--and they now look ripe--and they do this next year as well, I would follow Drew's recommendation and find mulberry trees whose fruit you do like and graft onto your present tree. It is possible that the tree will sweeten up over 4 years in the ground or so, but it is more likely a bum tree.

WHEW!!!!!!! I guess if I was going to screw up someones addy - it was best that it was yours! I am so glad your town is small and the cookies found you! I was really worried and feeling so bad about messing up like that. I'm glad Ashley put the stamp of approval on them - now I know that is a winning recipe. Enjoy! Alexa

Im so confused by this. Did you and your husband buy this home together? I'm not sure how the kids come into ownership of the home unless they are the actual owners and leasing it to you? Yes Catlettuce,my DH and I bought the home together during this marriage.If we had bio children between us and no steps involved then the entire estate would go to the surviving spouse no matter the title. Since there are steps it gets complicated.There is a 1/3 spousal dowry.However,bio children are entitled to a portion as well in my state. If we retitle it to rights of survivorship then the surviving spouse will receive the home but then someones kids could be left in the cold to inherit nothing from the home...I am seeking a second opinion as soon as I can to make sure I'm being given the correct information. I don't hate my DH's children but I don't wish to leave them any of my estate.That is for DH to do in regards to his estate.I don't believe my child is entitled to any of DH's estate either.My child is for me to leave something to.There is also a bitter ex in the mix(divorced long bf I met my DH)that will forever have her hand out.I don't wish for her to benefit from my estate either in any way.Her bitterness was not caused by me and I refuse to possibly fund a perpetual victim. Right now our home is in joint tenancy w/o rights of survivorship.Neither of us ,by the state law, can give the other life access according to the attorney we spoke with unless one of us removes our name from the title or we roll all into that messed up trust which I refuse to do. kkny,a prenup would have been a good idea.It's a good idea in any marriage.Too late now.My state will not do a postnup.I don't have an issue w/dowry neither does my DH.It's about making sure each side's children are dealt with fairly AND we treat each other fairly as well.Not an easy task in remarriage.Someone will get hurt or fight each other no matter what route we take it seems.It is very disheartening. I've never heard of subsequent pre-nup orders in a divorce decree either...I have heard of certain stipulations ordering any subsequent spouse to respect the court orders in regards to parents responsibilities/rights to children until they reach the age of majority though. It's a good idea to know what a person's divorce decree orders as well bf a remarriage.I found that out the hard way too but no prenup was ordered.

Hey Atheen...I am so glad Dave is doing better..Back to the workouts I take it? I hope so..Just light to start and he will gain his strength again..It just take time.. Awesome! Tell him hello for me.. I am truly impressed with your set up. Wow..Looking mighty nice..I forget. did you spray your trees before they came in? Did you ever invest in a good magnifying glass? Anyone here who grows theirs indoors should have one for sure. I use vinegar all year long and as long as I don't get lazy and forget which is quite often..You will quickly tell when your use of vinegar has abated, trust me..You will start seeing pale leaves, anything less than vivid green and you will think your trees and lacking nutrients..That is why I use in constantly as often as I remember with or without fertilizer..You will be keeping your trees warm, so I would)) Great job and such beauty! Mom is better but still in pain..Arg. Thank you for asking since that means a lot to her and I...