Fruitless mulberry shade tree with a thick trunk and broad dense canopy of large glossy green leaves

Fruitless Mulberry

Morus alba 'Fruitless'
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Light
Water
Moderate to high water needs in Phoenix. Water deeply across the root zone, allowing the upper soil to dry between irrigations; established trees need regular summer irrigation for a healthy canopy.
Toxicity
Description
A large, fast-growing shade tree with broad leaves and a dense canopy. This male white mulberry produces no fruit but releases abundant allergenic pollen.
Deciduous / Evergreen
Special Features
Growth Rate
Flower Color
Foliage Color
Landscape Use
Garden Style
Non-toxic
Care Instructions

Light: Full sun; tolerates light shade.

Water: Moderate to high water needs in Phoenix. Water deeply across the root zone, allowing the upper soil to dry between irrigations; established trees need regular summer irrigation for a healthy canopy.

Soil: Adaptable to sandy, loamy, or clay soils, including alkaline soils, provided drainage is adequate. Avoid persistently waterlogged soil.

Mature size: 35–50 feet tall and 40–60 feet wide, occasionally larger.

Bloom: Small, inconspicuous male flowers in late winter to early spring, near leaf emergence.

Evergreen / deciduous: Deciduous.

Growth rate: Fast, commonly 2–3 feet per year with adequate irrigation.