Black Syrian raspberry seeds

The black Syrian mulberry is a fruit-bearing tree with a wide crown, deciduous, cultivated worldwide for its delicious fruits, and it is one of the most important flavorings. The mulberry tree adapts to hot and dry climates as well as to tropical and high-altitude environments. Scientific name: Morus Nigra. Other names: Black mulberry. Tree of the horn. Family: Moraceae. Native to: Asia. Fruits: Oval-shaped, dark reddish-purple, juicy, with a sweet and sour delicious taste, can be eaten directly or dried. Flowers: Appear in spring, small, green, hanging, and turn into fruit after ripening. Leaves: Dark green, heart-shaped, about 10 cm long. Height: Grows up to 12 meters. Benefits and uses of the black Syrian mulberry: The mulberry tree is a popular ornamental and shade tree in gardens. Its fruits are used to make jam, juices, and desserts. The fruit contains antioxidants and organic acids. Its leaves are used like white mulberry leaves to feed silkworms. Planting time: During moderate weather, especially in autumn after frost. Harvest time: From the end of spring. Soil: Black mulberry is planted in fertile, well-drained soil. Watering method: Needs moderate watering. Sun exposure: Full exposure. Propagation: By seeds and cuttings.