In a quaint scene lies an intriguing anomaly: a cherry tree that, at first glance, appears much like any other healthy specimen, save for its peculiar perch atop a mulberry tree. While such occurrences are not entirely unheard of, typically resulting in small, stunted growths with short lifespans, the Double Tree of Casorzo defies convention. Here, two fully developed, healthy trees stand side by side, each boasting branches spanning 5 meters in width. The origin of this botanical marvel remains a mystery, though locals speculate that a bird may have insadvertently deposited a cherry seed atop the mulberry tree. From there, the seed's roots likely penetrated the hollow trunk, eventually reaching the soil below and allowing the cherry tree to flourish into full maturity.