Morus alba | White Mulberry - Girth 14-16cm - Height 300-330cm - 35lt Prunus lusitanicaMorus alba, or White Mulberry, is a fast growing, rounded, spreading, deciduous tree with simple, heart shaped, veined, glossy dark green leaves, yellow in autumn. It is usually dioecious, but sometimes monoecious. Small, yellowish, inconspicuous flowers grow in dropping catkins and bloom in spring. Female flowers are followed by sweet, edible, blackberry like fruits, white to dark red or purple black when ripe. White Mulberry can adapt to a wide
It prefers partial to full shade and is cold hardy in RHS Hardiness Zones H6-H9
and they appear in clusters along the branches
often with red to purple centres
Great for erosion control on banks and slopes
Choisya White Dazzler produces clusters of pure white
pearl-like berries appear along bare branches in autumn and winter
providing a lovely backdrop to the garden
This compact Korean Fir cultivar is an excellent addition to any British tree nursery collection
which has a slightly serrated edge
Good as a specimen or accent plant
Ideal for wilder areas where it can spread freely
architectural plant