I'm in Denton County, Texas. I have searched high and low to figure this one out to no avail. It has grown to about 5 feet in this season alone. No fruits or flowers as I think it's too imature. Thank you! Please let me know if I need to provide more info! :)

I've come across one like this before, and found someone else looking for a name before, here it is again.. identified as Mulberry.

http://annieinaustin.blogspot....

Thank you! :hurray:

I didn't think to ask... any tips on how to move it? I'd like to keep it, but I'm afraid it is too close to my fence.

The best time to move plants is when they have gone dormant, either in autumn or early spring before they start in growth. Avoid frosty spells. If you have very warm spring weather, and I think you might have in Texas, autumn would be the best time.

Make sure the soil is not dry and water to help it establish if it is, but always water when first transplanted. Make a hole big enough to accommodate all the roots.