Mulberries
Mulberries are vigorous, adaptable deciduous trees prized for their abundant crops of sweet, seedless fruits and attractive architectural form. These fast-growing trees produce large, heart-shaped leaves and pendulous fruits similar in size and shape to boysenberries, ranging in color from creamy white to deep purple-black depending on variety. The berries offer exceptional flavor for fresh eating, preserves, and baking, while the foliage has traditional uses in sericulture (silkworm production) and Chinese herbal medicine. Mulberries are remarkably versatile in the landscape—they can be maintained as compact fruiting bushes through regular pruning or allowed to develop into stately shade trees reaching up to 40 feet with commanding presence. Self-fertile and beloved by birds and wildlife, these early-bearing trees combine productive harvests with ornamental beauty, making them excellent choices for edible landscapes, permaculture designs, and family gardens.
Mulberries
34 productsMulberries are vigorous, adaptable deciduous trees prized for their abundant crops of sweet, seedless fruits and attractive architectural form. These fast-growing trees produce large, heart-shaped leaves and pendulous fruits similar in size and shape to boysenberries, ranging in color from creamy white to deep purple-black depending on variety. The berries offer exceptional flavor for fresh eating, preserves, and baking, while the foliage has traditional uses in sericulture (silkworm production) and Chinese herbal medicine. Mulberries are remarkably versatile in the landscape—they can be maintained as compact fruiting bushes through regular pruning or allowed to develop into stately shade trees reaching up to 40 feet with commanding presence. Self-fertile and beloved by birds and wildlife, these early-bearing trees combine productive harvests with ornamental beauty, making them excellent choices for edible landscapes, permaculture designs, and family gardens.