Is Aaron's Farm linked in any way to TyTy?

I didn't see Aaron's Farm on the Watchdog, but their website has similar photos that kinda roll on the "whaaat's goin' on here" side. Just curious, as I ran across them in a search for berry plants. They are in GA.

I have not seen that one, but they have a bunch of "affiliates" ( 18 +) ranging from Aarons Bulb Farm to Aaron's Pernnial Nursery.

Yes, I actually went to the thread on TyTy, followed a link to an older thread, and found a post that listed all the different disguises of TyTy. Aaron's Farm was one of them, but there were over 30 listed. Dave's Garden, the Golden Shield of Gardeners!

Here's a list that someone posted about a year ago, I think. I copied it to a word doc so I could refer back to it. Maybe this is the same one you found.

"The Nursery at TyTy also does business as:
Blackberry Plant Nursery
African Amaryllis Bulb Nursery
Apple Tree Nursery
Bunch and Seedless Grape Vine Nursery
Pecan Tree Nursery
Tree Nursery
Aaron’s Farm
Aaron's Bulb Farm(part & parcel of TyTy) also does business as:
Aaron's Amaryllis & Canna Bulb Farm Nursery
Arron's Flower, Tree, and Shrub Nursery
Arron's Nursery with other listings
Aaron's Bamboo Nursery
Aaron's Daffodil Nursery
Aaron's Leucojum, Tuberose, and Eucomis Nursery
Aaron's Allium Nursery
Aaron's Clivia Nursery
Aaron's Agapanthus Nursery
Aaron's Elephant Ear Nursery
Aaron's Ariod Nursery
Aaron's Iris Nursery
Aaron's Ginger Lily Nursery
Aaron's Hymenocallis Nursery
Aaron's Crinum Lily Nursery
Aaron's Banana Tree Nursery
Aaron's Perennial Nursery
Arron's Fruit Nursery
Apple Tree Nursery
Blackberry Nursery
Blueberry Nursery
Fig Tree Nursery
Grape Vine Nursery
Pecan Tree Nursery
Peach Tree Nursery
Persimmon Tree Nursery
Plum Tree Nursery
Citrus Tree Nursery
Pear Tree Nursery"

Hope this helps.

Karen

Anyone know where i can buy a Mulberry tree?

Online is the only source I have found. Raintree nursery (west coast) and Jung's (Wisconsin) both have some different cultivars, and they are expensive. I got some for a guy who wanted a "wild" orchard of persimmon, pawpaw, and mulberry, and they did really well. Miller Nurseries also sells some, up in New York.
bd