I noticed this plant growing in my garden and used Google Lens to identify it. It said it was a mulberry tree. There is no room there for a big mulberry tree so I quickly dug it up.
I wonder if it would have produced berries. I remember someone in our neighborhood in Illinois having a .... uuuummmm rather big mulberry tree, but I don't remember anyone eating the fruit except the birds.
I wonder if it would have produced berries. I remember someone in our neighborhood in Illinois having a .... uuuummmm rather big mulberry tree, but I don't remember anyone eating the fruit except the birds.
ReplyDeleteWell done!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, the birds love mulberries. I am sure they are the ones who planted it.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got it taken care of so quickly!
ReplyDeleteI hope it's a mulberry tree :-))
ReplyDeleteYou could have had your own colony of silk moths.
ReplyDeleteSuch a shame you had to pull it up, Christine, but it just wouldn't fit in that space.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to try Google Lens. That would be so helpful. YOU, have a grand weekend.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a tree would have been great, but if there is no space, of course it is not possible.
Too bad it wouldn't fit, but good that you found out so quickly.
ReplyDeleteLens is helpful isn't it. I try it with my mushroom photos and that confuses me more though. Mushrooms are difficult to identify I think! :-D
ReplyDeleteI wonder where it came from.
ReplyDeleteGood thing you pulled it up. Mulberry trees can be very aggressive.
ReplyDeleteI bet this tree would have taken up the garden quickly. I've been pulling out little oak trees all summer from last falls acorns.
ReplyDeleteNo space for a tree there ... good thing you pulled it up.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Linda planta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI also hoping for mulberry bush.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend...
ReplyDelete😊👍❤️
ReplyDeleteWowza. I wonder who planted this; birds?
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