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Mulberry Trees are a low maintenace plant that provide fruits that look much like a blackberry, but not quite as plump. Mature berries fall to the ground, and often in stages throughout the season. Mulberry Trees prefer a well-drained, fertile soil and lots of sun. They do not grow very well in consistently damp soil. They withstand drought and salt conditions, making them a good urban, steppe, or seaside planting. When planting multiple Mulberry Trees, give them at least 15 feet distance apart from one another.
| Common Name | Mulberry Tree |
| Scientific Name | Morus nigra |
| Wildlife Value | Cover,hardwood,fruit |
| Size | 5 Gallon Rooted Container |
| Height | 5-6' |
Zones
| USDA Zone | 5 - 10 |
| Exposure | Full sun to partial shade |
| Drought Tolerance Once Established | High |
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