Fruit Trees

White Mulberry

Morus alba

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The tree that fed Lebanon's silk industry, and still found beside old houses across the mountains. Sweeter and paler than the black mulberry, with fruit that does not stain, and dense shade in summer.

Blooming season: Spring
Flower colour: Green
Fruiting and harvest: June to July
How to care: Full sun and almost any soil that drains. Extremely tough once established and needs little water. Prune in winter while fully dormant, since mulberries bleed sap heavily if cut in spring. Keep it away from paving and parking if you can, because fruit drop is heavy. Fast growing when young, so establish the framework early and it will need little intervention afterwards.

Available in medium, large. Exact pot size and plant height are confirmed when we reply to your order.

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Planting something larger?

If you are planning a full garden, an orchard, or a landscape project, we can design and install it rather than supply it plant by plant.

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