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Pip Permaculture Magazine

MULBERRY

Feb 15, 2018 3 minutes
Words by Peta Burchell Photos by Robyn Rosenfeldt

Mulberries are a wonderful example of a multifunctional permaculture plant. Most well-known for their abundance of delicious and nutritious berries, they are also a great shade plant, providing shade in summer and allowing sun in during winter.

They provide us with deciduous leaves for compost, and healthy teas to drink. When they are pruned (during autumn after the leaves have fallen), their branches

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