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Fun fact: The Black Mulberry is a notoriously slow-growing tree, often taking many years to begin fruiting. This slow pace contributes to its incredibly dense, gnarled, and twisting wood, which is highly prized by woodworkers. The Black Mulberry's deliciously sweet, dark fruit is not a berry at all, but a collective fruit known as a sorosis. Each tiny bump on the fruit is actually an individual drupelet, meaning every mulberry is a dense cluster of its own tiny fruits. This complex structure contributes to its deep, almost wine-like flavor, but it also makes the fruit incredibly fragile and messy. 🍇🫐