MULBERRY 'Pakistan' --Morus nigra-- Chacruna Doesn't need bright light to

Doesn't need bright light to achieve dark color

but is not a heavily vining variety

Molded from red

with pretty

MULBERRY 'Pakistan' --Morus nigra-- Chacruna Doesn't need bright light toAKA "Black Mulberry", "Shahtoot", and sometimes called "Long Mulberry" because of the fruit shape, up to 4" long. The fruit has been present in the Southern Levant (Israel, Palestine, and Jordan) since antiquity. In the Books of Maccabees, it is noted that the Greeks used the fruit to provoke their war elephants in preparation for battle. The fruit is also mentioned in the Mishnah and later rabbinic texts. In the 9th century CE, Al Kindi referenced