Mulberry Tree

Marsoni

M251S

$24.99

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Mulberry TreeAn easy fruit tree to grow, the Hardy Mulberry is fast growing and reaches a height of 25 40 ft. tall. In late July, its juicy, purple black, sweet and flavorful berries ripen. The berries are up to an inch long and good for eating fresh. They're most commonly used for making into jellies and deep purple wine. The berries also freeze well. The deciduous mulberry has shiny, dark green foliage and also makes a fine shade tree. Self pollinating. Zones 4

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R. Mandino

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 5

Cheap but good for what we do!

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I wouldn't play tennis with them -- not that quality. However, we use a chuck-it thrower for our pooch and it's the perfect ball. When she's rips them open it's no big loss. Chinese.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026