Water deeply and regularly during establishment. Established trees need deep irrigation during Phoenix summers, especially while fruiting; allow the upper few inches of soil to dry between waterings.
Size
30-40 ft tall × 30-40 ft wide
Habit
Upright tree – single-trunk (spreading)
Toxicity
Not Established
Description
A low-chill, fruiting mulberry cultivar with large leaves and sweet, elongated, dark purple-black berries; well suited to warm climates with adequate irrigation.
Bloom Time
Spring
Deciduous / Evergreen
Deciduous
Special Features
Edible
Growth Rate
Fast
Growth Habit
Upright tree – single-trunk (spreading)
Mature Size
30-40 ft tall × 30-40 ft wide
Flower Color
Greenish
Foliage Color
Bright green
Landscape Use
Edible / Orchard
Garden Style
Edible Garden
Soil
Alkaline Tolerant, Sandy / Rocky, Well-Drained
Companion Plants
Autumn sage, Society garlic, Yarrow
Not Established
Ripe fruit edible; unripe fruit and sap may cause GI upset
Care Instructions
Light: Full sun; young trees benefit from protection against intense reflected afternoon heat in Phoenix.
Water: Water deeply and regularly during establishment. Established trees need deep irrigation during Phoenix summers, especially while fruiting; allow the upper few inches of soil to dry between waterings.