Mulberry plants are worth space in any garden for their soft, heart-shaped leaves and sweet, juicy fruits. The mulberry tree will tolerate most soil conditions, preferring a light well-drained soil and a warm aspect where possible, but they are rarely bothered by low temperatures or disease as they come into flower late,...
Mulberry plants are worth space in any garden for their soft, heart-shaped leaves and sweet, juicy fruits. The mulberry tree will tolerate most soil conditions, preferring a light well-drained soil and a warm aspect where possible, but they are rarely bothered by low temperatures or disease as they come into flower late, at around August/September time.
They have incredibly brittle roots as young plants and are best planted in early spring. It is an extremely long-lived tree which will spread almost as wide as tall and as they grow older they tend to bend towards the ground.
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