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White Mulberry

Morus alba

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Specifications
  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Morus alba
  • Growing Zones
    4-9
  • Mature Height
    30 - 50 feet
  • Mature Spread
    30 - 40 feet
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Soil
    Widely Adaptable
  • Growth Rate
    Fast
  • Flower Color
    Dark Green
  • Fall Color
    Yellow
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pollinator Required
    No
  • Bloom Period
    Early Spring

Growing Zones 4-9

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Fast-Growing Tree with Edible Fruit

The White Mulberry is a fast-growing, deciduous tree that produces an edible harvest of unique colored Mulberries. Plant one in a side yard where you can enjoy its features without concerns about dropping fruit.

The crown tends toward a spreading nature which is popular with wildlife. Birds will enjoy visiting your yard for the shelter and food your tree provides. The White Mulberry is wonderful as a shade tree or windbreak. It requires very little care and can tolerate drought, frost or poor soils.

One-inch raspberry-like fruits ripen in early to mid summer, and attain a delectable red-pink hue. You'll know the fruit is ripe when your tree is alive with the excited cheeps of the songbirds that have come to feast.

You'll enjoy the fruit for a snack right from your very own tree, or save some of the sweet berries for homemade Mulberry preserves or wine. A treat that is hard to come by and is a special, rare gift for friends and family.

The White Mulberry's autumn raiment includes various shades of yellow, adding a bit of fall color to your landscape.

If you'd like a durable tree that produces delicious fruit every year, look no further than the White Mulberry.

  • Edible, Unique Fruit
  • Wildlife Interest
  • Drought Tolerant
  • Fast Growing Shade

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Afype
excellent fruit

Im an iranian who moved to USA 37 years ago. White mullbery is well liked in iran and its fruit is desired by all folks. It taste very sweet and can be made into jams, preservative, and it makes akiller ice cream falvour. It is also good fro drying. many iranian eat the dried fruit by mixing it with raisen, nuts and other dried good. it is an excellent source of energy and it is all natural. In the spring you always see iranin kids on top branches shaking the branches so their parents can collect the fruit under the tree in a spread out bed sheet. It is wonderful fruit sent by God for all humans to eat. White Mullbery and red Poergrante trees have been around for 6 thousand years and it is metioned in bible. Bon appetite.

Dear Afype,

Thank you so much for sharing such a heartfelt and beautiful reflection on the wonderful White Mulberry! Your story about growing up in Iran and how beloved this fruit is among your community truly brings the tree to life in a unique way. It’s inspiring to hear how versatile and cherished the mulberries are—from fresh eating to jams, ice cream, and even tasty dried fruit mixes that fuel many with natural energy. The image of children gently shaking branches with bedsheets beneath to collect the sweet harvest is simply vivid and precious.

Since you appreciate the many ways to enjoy White Mulberries, a tip I can share is to try freezing extra fresh berries—they keep well and are great for quick smoothies or topping desserts. Also, if you’re interested, we have some excellent guides on preserving fruits and crafting homemade jams on our blog that might just spark some new culinary ideas. If you ever want advice on caring for your White Mulberry tree here in the US—especially handling local soil or climate conditions—we’d be happy to assist you with tailored care tips to ensure your tree thrives for many seasons to come.

Beautifully timeless and deeply soulful, your words remind us how precious these natural gifts truly are. We feel lucky to help gardeners like you nurture such meaningful plants in your new home!

To greener days ahead,
Nature Hills Customer Care & Plant Support

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Mimi
The Perfect Tree!

We moved into a home about 5 years ago with a mulberry already planted in the yard. It was only 15 tall and 15 wide, but in 5 years it has grown to about 25 high and 25 wide. I found out that it is a male mulberry, so it does not flower or fruit - which is good, because female mulberries are contantly dropping their spent flowers and ripe fruit. My tree-climbing daughter loves this tree! It provides great shade, is low-maintenace and is very strong. It does require some pruning to keep it from spreading too wide and for taming branches. The male does produce a lot of pollen in the spring, and I am allergic to it, so I have to keep the windows that are located on that side of the house shut (for only a few days, though.) You will love this tree!

Dear Mimi,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with your White Mulberry! It's thrilling to hear how much your tree has grown and become such a beloved part of your yard — especially with your adventurous daughter enjoying its sturdy branches. You’ve painted a perfect picture of a tree that is not only strong and shade-giving but also well-suited for your needs given the male fruitless variety.

We appreciate you highlighting both the upsides and the few considerations, like managing branch spread and the spring pollen challenge. For anyone with allergies, closing windows during pollen season, as you do, is a smart practice. You might also consider gently shaking the tree on high pollen days or using an air purifier indoors to ease symptoms further.

If you ever want tips specifically on pruning your mulberry to keep it controllable and healthy, we have detailed guidance available on our website, and our team is always happy to assist you.

Thanks again for your thoughtful review, and for helping others discover just how wonderful a White Mulberry can be!

Growing with you,
Nature Hills Nursery – Your Trusted Plant Specialists

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Gary
Good Tree for Birdlovers

I have a multi-trunked white mulberry tree on my property that must be about 30 feet tall and almost as wide. I am not sure exactly how old it is. It was planted by the birds many years ago and I let it mature on our hedgerow between our property and a neighbors cow pasture. I believe the reason that it is multi-trunked is that I cut it down to the ground for many years to maintain the view but was eventually impressed by the tenacity of the tree for its always re-sprouting. Eventually I let it grow. The fruit is very sweet it tastes like sugar water. I find it has no pronounced flavor other than being sweet. I find this tree extremely useful because it fruits about the same time as my Black Tartan and Bing Cherry Trees. What is so good about this is that the birds prefer the Mulberries to cherries and they leave(most of)my cherries alone. The ripened mulberries fall to the base of the tree when ripe and they almost look like a white shag carpet at peak season. This attracts many species of birds, as well as woodchucks, squirrels, and even the odd deer. I get a lot of enjoyment out of watching all the wildlife that the tree attracts.

Hello Gary,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with your White Mulberry tree! It’s truly inspiring to hear about how the birds started that multi-trunked beauty and how your patience and care have allowed it to thrive. Your story perfectly highlights the resilience of mulberries and their incredible ability to bounce back when regularly pruned.

We love that the mulberry’s sweet, sugar-water flavor and fruiting timeframe work in harmony with your cherry trees to attract and satisfy such a delightful variety of wildlife. It’s a reminder of how thoughtfully a garden—or hedgerow like yours—can become a natural haven. Watching all those birds, woodchucks, squirrels, and deer enjoying the landscape must be a wonderful daily joy!

If you’re interested in maximizing wildlife visitation even further, you might enjoy adding native berry-producing shrubs or wildflowers around the mulberry to expand the variety of food and cover for birds. Also, incorporating few nesting boxes nearby could encourage even more feathered guests to linger.

Thanks again for taking the time to recount your experience and for helping create a wildlife-friendly space that benefits both you and your local wild residents. We’re wishing you many more seasons of fruitful enjoyment!

wishing you happy planting,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

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Edy
Wildlife

Birds love the White Mulberry tree.

Dear Edy,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with your White Mulberry tree! We’re delighted to hear that it’s become a favorite spot for the birds—there’s truly something magical about watching wildlife enjoy the fruits of your garden.

If you’re interested in encouraging even more feathered friends, consider planting complementary native shrubs or installing a bird feeder nearby to create a welcoming habitat. Mulberry trees are fantastic for supporting wild birds, so you’ve made a great choice!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like tips on tree care or ways to attract butterfly pollinators to your yard. We’re always here to help!

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

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Edy
Wildlife

Birds love the White Mulberry tree.

Hi Edy,

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with the White Mulberry tree! It's wonderful to hear that birds are enjoying the tree—White Mulberries are indeed fantastic for attracting wildlife and adding natural charm to your garden. If you’re interested, planting some native flowering plants nearby can further support local pollinators and create an even more vibrant ecosystem.

Feel free to reach out if you want tips on caring for your mulberry or ways to enhance wildlife habitat in your yard. We’re always here to help you cultivate a thriving outdoor space.

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

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