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Fruits

Morus

Mulberry

Black mulberries at different stages of ripeness on a branch.
Black mulberry shown as a species example; confirm the species of available stock.

A fruiting mulberry tree with sweet summer berries that can be eaten fresh or preserved. The source label does not name a species, so final size, fruit color and native status cannot be assumed.

At a glance

Sun
Full sun
Water
Moderate; well-drained soil

Sizes & prices

  • #10$149.99

Catalog updated September 8, 2026. This is not a live stock count; please call to confirm availability and price.

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Keep in mind: Species-level reference is shown for general mulberry care; verify the stock tag before treating this inventory line as native red mulberry.

Fruit & harvest
Pollination
Some mulberries bear male and female flowers on one tree; others have separate male and female plants. A male-only tree cannot fruit. Check the named selection before choosing a companion.
Growing & care
Care & pruning
Allow room for a tree and expect fallen ripe fruit beneath the canopy. Prune conservatively in dormancy to remove hazards or crowding.
Harvest
Black-mulberry reference: pick fully ripe, soft fruit gently or collect it on a sheet beneath the branches. Eat promptly or preserve; season and ripe color depend on the selection.
Winter
For container plants, insulate the pot or sink it into the ground to protect roots from freezing. This is general woody-container care; outdoor hardiness still depends on the mulberry species and selection.
Size & habit
Size varies from compact selections to broad trees. Match the variety to your space.
Sources & photo credits

NC State Extension

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Royal Horticultural Society

Royal Horticultural Society

Photo: Miloslav Bahna (image resized for display) · CC BY-SA 4.0

Size & selection: Mulberries range from compact selections to broad-canopied trees. Check the named plant’s mature dimensions before choosing its space; container and espalier training also affect size.

Reviewed October 1, 2026. Growing conditions vary by location.