Mulberry

The Morus spp., commonly known as Mulberry, is a fast-growing deciduous fruit tree valued for its broad foliage, shade, and sweet edible berries. It is widely grown in gardens and larger landscapes for both fruit production and ornamental use.

• Appearance: Features broad green leaves and produces clusters of small berries that may ripen to red, purple, black, or white depending on the variety.
• Indoor/Outdoor Use: Best suited as an outdoor fruit and landscape tree with enough space for its spreading canopy.
• Care: Prefers full sun, well-draining soil, and regular watering while young. Once established, it becomes relatively hardy and drought-tolerant.
• Benefits: Produces edible fruit, provides good shade, grows quickly, and attracts birds and other wildlife.