Mulberry tree and silkworm !
By Chungshop
@Chungshop (2355)
June 13, 2016 11:41am CST
Mulberry . @101
The leave is for raising silkworms, the leaves as their main food source.
The leave collected and dry for tea. Contain minerals and vitamins and other values too.
The tiny fruit when dark in clour taste sweet, children like to eat.
But some cities have banned the planting of mulberries because of the large amounts of pollen they produce, posing a potential health hazard for some pollen allergy sufferers
Have you ever eaten mulberry fruits, tasty and sour ?
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@rachz_kisses (3838)
• Philippines
14 Jun 16
I haven't tried Mulberry. I am just fascinated by the silkworms. I haven't seen one before.
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@Chungshop (2355)
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14 Jun 16
Mulberry is easy to plant. Cut stem and plant. Young leaves can be eaten. Useful for strong bone, eyesight, collect leaves and dry for tea.
Many uses.
@rachz_kisses (3838)
• Philippines
15 Jun 16
@Chungshop I'm not sure if we have one here. Mulberry is not popular in my country.
@rebelann (117199)
• El Paso, Texas
8 Sep 20
It's not that mulberries cause allergies it's that people with allergies suffer more in spring when mulberries produce pollen.
@divinebee (260)
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13 Jun 16
Hiii. I ve never had mulberries as such.. but yes ive had mulberry ice cream.. N i have a silk saree too
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