Mulberry (Latin: Morus). Mulberry is a deciduous tree or, rarely, a shrub. In Georgia, there are two species of mulberry: White Mulberry (Morus alba) and Black Mulberry (Morus nigra). It is a light-loving plant, drought-resistant, and grows well in fertile soil. It lives for 200-300 years. A young tree grows quickly, but as it matures, its growth rate slows down, and it rarely exceeds 10-15 meters in height...
Hornbeam (Carpinus) is a deciduous tree or tall shrub. It has smooth, gray bark. In Georgia, two species are found: the Caucasian Hornbeam (Carpinus caucasica) and the Jagged Hornbeam. Hornbeam is a shade-tolerant, warmth-loving plant that is not affected by frost. Except for Bunjing (文人木), all other bonsai styles from hornbeam are medium to large-sized bonsai. Location: A sunny place or partial shade.
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