Strawberry seedlings, Kashmiri or Pakistani

Note: For the sake of clarity, the fruit color is unknown, white or red. Mulberry or Pakistani mulberry, scientific name Morus macroura, also known as royal mulberry, Shahouti mulberry, Tibetan mulberry, or long mulberry. The mulberry tree is medium-sized, with a spreading canopy. The mature fruit grows white, pink, or red. It can be cultivated in temperate and warm areas up to tropical regions. The trees can be cold tolerant, able to withstand temperatures as low as -10°C. Carmine mulberry grows best in a sunny position, prefers deep, fertile, and moist soil, but the plant is somewhat adaptable. The mulberry tree should be pruned in winter when the plant is dormant. It is best to prune only the branches and dead wood. Urban environment: drought resistant: sensitive Pollution environment: sensitive Irrigation: moderate Salinity level: low < 1000 parts per million Frost tolerance: -18°C The height of the Carmine mulberry: from 7 to 20 meters Spread: from 6 to 15 meters Leaf nature: deciduous Carmine mulberry flower color: green Size: 1.5 cm Flowering period: from early May to the end of May