Mulberry fruit and plant - KL, Malaysia

After searching for months, I finally found this mulberry plant that I can plant in my garden. Mulberry (in chinese it's called "song yip"), the fruits change from green to red (ripening) to black when fully ripe. My kids love visiting the plant (almost everyday) to see if any fruit are ready to be eaten ;)

By: babysumo

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