Mulberry Trees

Morus alba 'Sweet Lavender' This cultivar produces reliable quantities of honey-sweet, white fruit that sport random patches of lavender when fully...

Morus alba 'Shangri La'From Florida, it thrives in the South and can be grown in other areas with moderate winters and humid summers. This medium-s...

Morus alba x rubra 'Wellington'Considered the best mulberry varieties grown at the New York State Fruit Testing center in Geneva, it was originally...

Morus macroura 'Pakistan' 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 w...

Morus macroura 'Saharanpur' This tree's abundant fruit is long and thin, like its sister variety Pakistan, growing to 3 ½ inches - but is light yel...

Morus alba x rubra 'Illinois Everbearing'This grafted tree is hardy to -20F, which makes it one of the most widely adapted of all mulberries. It so...

Morus alba 'Kosuso'A variety from Korea, previously designated as M. latifolia, that produces seedless, two inch long, sweet, black mulberries soon...

Morus alba x rubra 'Silk Hope' Since mulberry leaves (from the imported M. alba variety only) are the sole food source of the silkworm, some Americ...

Morus alba x rubra 'Oscar'This selection, originally introduced by naturalist Oscar Clark, when fully ripe produces loads of medium-size, black fru...

Morus alba 'Weeping' Weeping mulberries make a unique and beautiful statement in any garden! These unusual trees naturally grow in a weeping form, ...

Morus alba x rubra 'Early Bird'Early Bird is the earliest ripening of the all mulberry varieties! Starting in early summer, this tree bears an abun...