Mulberry Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE such as tomatoes or peppers

such as tomatoes or peppers

Gala bears big

with a 4"-deep bucket front

They pollinate plants eat night flying insects including mosquitoes and provide effective fertilizer via their droppings

Grow black raspberries without the thicket of thorns

Mulberry Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE such as tomatoes or peppersAn 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