Enjoy Fresh Mulberries from Your Own Garden

Grow your own delicious mulberries with this Red Mulberry Plant. This everbearing variety provides a consistent supply of sweet and juicy, blackberry-like fruits that you can eat straight from the tree. These fruits are also a favorite among birds and other wildlife, making your garden a vibrant ecosystem.

This fast-growing tree thrives in full sun, producing the most abundant fruit when exposed to ample sunlight. While it tolerates partial shade, fruit production will be less prolific. Plant your Mulberry Bush in well-draining, moist, and rich soil, ideally loamy with a neutral to alkaline pH for optimal growth and fruit production.

Benefits of Growing Your Own Mulberry Tree:

• Fresh, Delicious Fruit: Enjoy the taste of homegrown mulberries.
• Attracts Wildlife: Provides food and habitat for birds and other creatures.
• Natural Shade: Grows into a medium-sized tree, offering shade in your garden.
• Everbearing Variety: Enjoy a continuous harvest of mulberries.
• Easy to Grow: Adaptable to various conditions.

Key Features:

• Produces sweet and juicy, blackberry-like fruits.
• Everbearing variety for continuous harvest.
• Attracts birds and wildlife to your garden.
• Thrives in full sun to partial shade.
• Hardy and adaptable to various climates.

Frequently Asked Questions about Red Mulberry Plants

Here are some common questions from customers about growing and caring for red mulberry plants:

1. How big will this mulberry tree get? The tree typically grows to 35–50 feet tall at maturity.
2. What kind of soil is best for my new mulberry plant? It prefers well-draining conditions that are moist and rich. A loamy soil that is neutral to alkaline is ideal.
3. How often should I water my newly planted tree? Water newly planted trees weekly with ten gallons of water for each inch of trunk diameter for the first year until roots are established.
4. Will this tree grow in partial shade? The tree will tolerate part shade somewhat well but will not produce fruit as proficiently as in full sun.
5. What is the lowest temperature this tree can handle? This variety is hardy down to around -30°F.