Mulberry Tree

Mulberry Tree

Max Height: 10–15 m
Spread: 8–12 m

Origin: Asia
Family: Moraceae

Common Name: Mulberry Tree
Flower Colour: Greenish (insignificant)
Fruit Colour: Black, Red or White (depending on variety)

Drought Tolerance: Medium–High
Salinity Tolerance: Low–Medium

Sun Tolerance: Very High
Wind Tolerance: High

Water Requirement: Medium
PH Level: Neutral to slightly acidic

Pest Tolerance: Medium
Disease Tolerance: Medium

Growth Rate: Fast
Fragrance: No

The Mulberry Tree is a fast-growing deciduous tree valued for its wide spreading canopy, dense foliage, and sweet edible fruits.

It is commonly used as a shade tree in gardens, farms, parks, and along roads due to its broad crown and strong branching structure.

Mulberry trees thrive in full sun, adapt well to a wide range of soils, and tolerate heat once established. Their combination of ornamental value, shade, and fruit production makes them a popular choice for both residential and agricultural landscapes.