Mulberry Trees

  This grafted tree is hardy to -30 deg.F. It sometimes starts producing the first year after planting and bears an abundance of sweet, highly fla...

  Not only is the taste of the huge 3 inch long berries sweet and complex, but they are good in the red stage as well as when purple/black and rip...

  Weeping mulberries make a unique and beautiful statement in any garden! These unusual trees grow in a weeping form, while also having a contorted...

  This cultivar produces quantities of flavorful white fruit which won't stain and look attractive on the tree. Fruit is enjoyed fresh or dried. S...

  Selected for its pure white fruit and sweet flavor. The tree is of medium size, spreading and productive. It is excellent eaten fresh or dried....

  Considered the best mulberry grown at the New York State Fruit Testing center in Geneva, the tree is a heavy cropper. The sweet black cylindric...

This Morus Alba selection when fully ripe produces loads of medium size black fruit that are considered among the most flavorful. The fruit can al...

The black mulberry tree is among the most beautiful. It grows to 30 feet and has a symmetrical spreading habit and very large heart shaped leaves. ...

A variety from Korea that produces seedless two inch long sweet black mulberries soon after planting. Thrives in most of the nation. Perhaps a Mor...

Since mulberry leaves are the sole food source of the silkworm, some American trees date to the early 1800's, when North Carolina was part of a thr...

(Morus alba) From Florida, it thrives in the South and can be grown in other areas with moderate winters. This small tree, up to 20 feet, is produ...