I have 2 I bought as Black Mulberry planted in the ground

Hi, I have a very fruitful mullberry tree and would be have to trade. But I'm not sue how best to ship a cutting, as I've never done that before. I would love some allium bulbs. Just let me know if you're interested.

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

Thanks. I'm from Mauritian and we're in the beginning of summer temperatures is about 34 degrees Celsius. I just repot it temporary, the old (2½ months) which has more leaves and fruits has got nice roots but not the 1½ months one. You are right Sotesmom, I noticed the new bud isn't open for new leaf as lack of energy. I will remove all the fruits immediately. Thank you floral_uk I will move them all in shades outside. Thank you all for your help. However the soil which I have added into my new rooted tree seems infested by tiny roaches. It's fresh compost soil (decomposed fallen leaves) will they kill the tree?