How does one send cuttings or plants through the mail?

wildforager, Hello again.We talked a little on the Fruit forum about Cornus mas.I do have a Wellington Mulberry that was planted last year that had put on about 4-5 feet of new growth last Summer.It needs to be cut a little.I have a couple of Russian White Mulberry plants in pots that I am going to try to graft to,but will have plenty extra.Most is pencil thickness and a bit smaller.If that can be used,then I can send some. I also saw your want list.I have a bunch of Pawpaw seedlings grown from seed this year.There are three main varieties.Ones from the Kentucky Champion tree,which is big,others came out of two fruits from a tree in Fremont,California,the only Pawpaw I tasted,which was very good.The grower,Bill Merrill said the tree was a cross between Corwin Davis and a local San Jose grower's.The other plants I have came from a mix of seeds sent to me by Benny L.,a member on the Fruit forum,who lives in Tennessee.They are all fairly small plants,about 6-8 inches.Let me know if interested in any.Brady This post was edited by Bradybb on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 4:09

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!

I live in NE Baltimore and have 6 mulberry trees on my property (with both white and blue mulberries). Let me know if you're still interested and I will look around for some seedlings. We bought the house last year and still have so much yard work to do. By the way, we looked for ways to use the mulberries and came across a great recipie for mulberry pie. http://www.ehow.com/how_4995320_make-mulberry-pie.html best, Angela Here is a link that might be useful: Mulberry Pie