Morus rubra Drought Tolerant where the top dies back

where the top dies back in a hard winter and resprouts to bloom on new wood the same season

mass a few for the fullest effect

witch hazel chooses that exact moment to bloom: spidery yellow flowers

The name cassine carries a deep history

This form flowers pure white

Morus rubra Drought Tolerant where the top dies backThe red mulberry, Morus rubra, is the eastern woodlands' own mulberry, a medium to large deciduous tree native across the eastern United States from New England to Texas. The genus name Morus is simply the old Latin word for mulberry, and rubra, red, points less to the ripe fruit, which darkens to near black, than to the reddish cast of the young growth. Broad, heart shaped, sandpaper rough leaves clothe a wide, rounded crown, and where a female tree