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Morus alba (White mulberry)

Other names: Morus bombycis

M. alba is a spreading, deciduous, small tree with ovate to heart-shaped, sometimes lobed, glossy, bright green leaves turning yellow in autumn and small, green catkins in late spring and early summer followed by oval, white fruit ripening red and pink.
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10m max. spread

10m max. height

20-50 years to maturity

Morus 'Matsunaga' (Thai mulberry 'Matsunaga')

Other names: Morus 'Charlotte Russe', Morus 'Mojo Berry', Roundleaf mulberry 'Matsunaga', Dwarf mulberry 'Matsunaga', Morus rotundiloba 'Matsunaga'

'Matsunaga' is a compact, bushy, deciduous shrub or dwarf tree with ovate, toothed, mid-green leaves turning yellow in autumn and white catkins in late spring and early summer followed by edible, red fruit turning black when ripe.
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1.5m max. spread

1.5m max. height

20-50 years to maturity

Morus rubra (Red mulberry)

Other names: Morus murrayana, Morus rubra var. murrayana

M. rubra is a rounded to spreading, deciduous tree with broadly ovate, sometimes lobed, dark green leaves turning yellow in autumn. Catkin-like spikes of green flowers in early to mid-spring are followed by edible, cylindrical, blackberry-like, dark purple fruit on female trees.
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15m max. spread

12m max. height

20-50 years to maturity

Morus nigra 'Chelsea' (Black mulberry 'Chelsea')

Other names: Common mulberry 'Chelsea', Sycamine tree 'Chelsea', Persian mulberry 'Chelsea', Morus nigra 'King James'

'Chelsea' is a small, broad, deciduous tree with heart-shaped, mid- to bright green leaves, turning yellow in autumn, and small catkins of tiny, green flowers in late spring and early summer followed by ovoid green, edible fruit turning dark reddish-purple when ready for harvest in late summer.
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3m max. spread

6m max. height

20-50 years to maturity

Morus nigra 'Jerusalem' (Black mulberry 'Jerusalem')

Other names: Common mulberry 'Jerusalem', Sycamine tree 'Jerusalem', Persian mulberry 'Jerusalem'

'Jerusalem' is a small, broad, deciduous tree with heart-shaped, bright green leaves, turning yellow in autumn, and small catkins of tiny, green flowers in late spring and early summer followed by ovoid green, edible fruit turning dark red-black when ready for harvest in late summer.
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3m max. spread

6m max. height

20-50 years to maturity

Brunnera macrophylla 'Mister Morse' (Siberian buglass 'Mister Morse' )

Other names: Siberian bugloss 'Mr. Morse', Brunnera macrophylla 'Mr. Morse'

'Mr. Morse' is a clump-forming perennial, with broad, hairy, heart-shaped leaves which are silver with green veins and tiny white flowers in spring.
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0.4m max. spread

0.4m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Rosa 'Ernest H. Morse' (Rose 'Ernest H. Morse')

Other names: Hybrid tea rose 'Ernest H. Morse', Rosa 'E.H. Morse'

'Ernest H. Morse' is an upright, thorny, deciduous shrub bearing pinnate leaves with ovate, toothed, glossy, dark green leaflets and small clusters of fragrant, double, high-centred, crimson flowers from late spring into autumn.
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0.9m max. spread

1.5m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Tulipa 'Mickey Mouse' (Tulip 'Mickey Mouse')

Other names: Single Early Group tulip 'Mickey Mouse'

'Mickey Mouse' is a clump-forming, bulbous perennial with upright, lance-shaped, grey-green leaves and a sturdy, erect stem bearing cup-shaped, single, red-streaked, bright yellow flowers in early to mid-spring.
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0.15m max. spread

0.4m max. height

1-2 years to maturity

Arisarum proboscideum (Mouse plant)

A. proboscideum is a tuberous perennial with shiny, arrow-shaped leaves. Its common name arises from its curious flowers that hide beneath its foliage, they are enclosed within a brown, hooded spathe that tapers to a long tail.
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0.3m max. spread

0.1m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Araucaria cunninghamii (Hoop pine)

Other names: Moreton Bay pine, Dorrigo pine, Colonial pine, Arakaria

A. cunninghamii is a tender, conical or columnar, coniferous, evergreen tree with peeling, reddish-brown bark and whorled branches bearing overlapping, scale-like, mid-green leaves, needle-like, flattened, and spirally-arranged when young. Insignificant flowers in spring are followed by cylindrical male cones and, on mature trees only, ovoid female cones.
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6m max. spread

50m max. height

20-50 years to maturity