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Mulberry Trees

Mulberries are fruiting trees with heart-shaped leaves and juicy berries in summer. Perfect for wildlife gardens, they bring seasonal interest and a tasty, home-grown harvest.

Mulberry Trees

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Mulberry Trees: A Taste of Tradition and Timeless Beauty.

Mulberry trees are a wonderful choice for gardeners looking to add a touch of history and character to their landscape. Known and cultivated since ancient times, mulberries have a distinct, almost sculptural form, with gnarled branches and large, heart-shaped leaves that bring a sense of charm and maturity to any garden. In spring, the tree’s fresh green foliage unfurls, creating a lovely canopy that offers gentle dappled shade, making it a perfect choice for seating areas or a peaceful spot to relax beneath.

Close-up of ripe red mulberries on a branch with green leaves in the background.

Delicious Fruits with a Unique Flavour.

One of the joys of growing mulberry trees is their delicious, juicy fruit that ripens in late summer. Mulberries are a deep purple or black when fully ripe, and their flavour is rich, sweet, and slightly tangy—wonderful for eating fresh, adding to desserts, or turning into jams and syrups. The fruit is best picked straight from the tree and enjoyed as a seasonal treat. For those who enjoy growing their own produce, a mulberry tree offers something unique and satisfying, with the bonus of a crop that birds and family alike will love.

A pile of ripe and unripe mulberries on a burlap surface, surrounded by green leaves.

Easy to Grow and Hardy.

Mulberry trees are surprisingly easy to grow and well-suited to the UK climate. They’re relatively hardy, thriving in full sun and a range of soil types as long as they’re well-drained. Mulberries have a naturally sprawling growth habit, so they require minimal pruning, making them low-maintenance once established. While they can take a few years to begin fruiting, their longevity and beauty make them worth the wait. For gardeners looking for a tree with minimal demands that provides both aesthetic and edible rewards, the mulberry is a fantastic option.

Mulberry tree with green leaves and clusters of unripe red and ripe dark berries.

Ever-Changing Beauty and Support for Wildlife.

Mulberry trees offer year-round interest, from their lush green foliage in spring and summer to their beautiful, twisted branches that add structure in winter. The tree’s berries are not only a delight for us but also attract birds and wildlife, creating a natural haven in the garden. In autumn, the leaves turn a warm golden hue, adding a final burst of colour before they fall. For those wanting a tree that brings history, seasonal beauty, and a bounty for both family and wildlife, the mulberry is a classic choice that enriches the garden with its many charms.

Unripe and ripe mulberries on a branch with green leaves in the background.

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