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#1: Teresa K (fasstar) on Mar 4, 2009

Here is a link:
http://www.mulberrytech.com/index.html

Very nice! It did make a nice puzzle indeed. :)

Enjoyed it.

A great image - with the promise of spring :) Thanks.

Thanks, guys. Ah yes, the promise of spring. I like to go out in the yard in the winter and look a the bare branches of a tree and then look really close and see the tiny buds waiting for a bout of warm weather so they can burst open.

Nice puzzle - you did a good job with it.

it did make a pretty puzzle. :)

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But mulberries are yummy. I've got two mulberry trees in my back yard but they are shaded by other trees and rather scrawny. They've never bloomed or born fruit.

I like it!

Thanks, Michelle.

very very nice - excellent solve.

Right you were!

Very nice.

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Glad to hear Jan's story had a happy ending, Valerie.

Sort of!

Also, mulberry trees are gendered, so the ones that never make fruit could be male trees. But actually one of them does make berries -- but they are 30 feet off the ground, while the tree in the front yard makes berries that are easy to reach and plentiful, so nobody ever really thinks about the tree in the back yard. I've wondered if the non-bearing tree in the back yard pollinates all of the other trees. Maybe without it there would be no mulberries here.

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