Many experts say that there are no bad trees, and that all trees are good if they are used in the right place. I beg to differ. Fruitless mulberry has ... of poor-quality wood and ugly leaves ...

The wood is of little commercial importance. The tree's value is derived from ... foliage, and color of fruit. Red mulberry extends from Massachusetts and southern Vermont west through the ...

Prized for its wood, bark, and fruit, the black cherry tree produces fruit ... in autumn adds a spot of color to the landscape, so you won't even miss the white mulberry's similar fall foliage.

The bark of red mulberry is gray or brown in color with long flaky ridges ... as river bottoms as well as along wooded slopes, wood’s edges and shady roadways, are typically small understory trees, ...