Mulberry......
Take care where those are planted as the roots are very vigorous!
I recall a friend planting a seedling tree then finding out it wasn't the best tree for a suburban block.
They dug out the tree after only a few months in their garden and thought that was the end of the issue.
For months after the plant was removed roots that were missed in the first removal kept pushing new growths even after repeated removals. This went on for at least a year. Even using a poison required several applications.
On the plus side I read somewhere that the roots of a quick growing/persistent grower could be blended into a solution that can be used to water other plants.
This blended concoction could possibly contain the vigour of the original plant.
Don't know if it does work but would like to see a study of some kind, even a home grown study.
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