Scionwood of Mulberry - Kokuso (Morus latifolia)

Scionwood will be enough wood to make at least two grafts. 

Small - Less than a pencil size
Medium - Around pencil size
Large - Larger than pencil size, but no larger than an inch.

Some mulberry scionwood can also be used as cutting wood, but it depends on variety.

Kokuso Korean Mulberry (Morus latifolia) is s sweet and delicious large dark fruit that can be 2 inches long by 1/2 inch wide and ripens over a long season. Ready to eat earlier than Illinois Everbearing and is said to be even hardier, grown as far north as Minnesota. Vigorous precocious tree comes into bearing early and produces heavy crops. From Korea it is hardy zones 5-9.

At our Fruit Tastings in El Sobrante this is a favorite.  It stores well if dried or frozen and tastes delicious fresh.