White Mulberry | Morus Alba 'Macrophylla' (Single Cane | 2 Litre)
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The White Mulberry, scientifically known as Morus alba 'Macrophylla', is an attractive deciduous tree notable for its distinctive and deeply-lobed leaves. As a member of the Moraceae family, this ornamental tree is appreciated for both its aesthetic value and the delicious fruit it produces. 'Macrophylla' refers to the large and deeply serrated leaves, which lend a unique and elegant appearance to the tree. Native to Asia, the White Mulberry has been cultivated worldwide for centuries, mainly for its sweet and nutritious berries, which are enjoyed fresh or processed into jams, desserts, and wines.
Why We Like It:
- Distinctive foliage: The White Mulberry's large and deeply-lobed leaves offer an eye-catching and sophisticated silhouette.
- Edible fruit: The tree produces sweet and flavorful mulberries that are not only delicious but also rich in nutrients.
- Cultural significance: The White Mulberry has historical and cultural importance, with its fruit being used in various culinary and medicinal traditions.
What to Know:
- Sunlight requirements: The White Mulberry thrives in full sun to partial shade, requiring ample sunlight to ensure fruiting and healthy growth.
- Soil preferences: Well-draining, loamy soil with good fertility supports the vigorous development of the tree.
- Fruit season: Depending on the region, the fruiting season typically occurs in late spring to early summer, offering a delightful harvest.
- Pruning: Regular pruning, preferably during the dormant season, helps maintain the tree's shape and promotes better fruit production.
- Potential for litter: The falling fruits can create some litter, which should be considered when choosing its planting location.
Fruit Color: The mulberries of Morus alba 'Macrophylla' are typically dark purple when ripe, although some varieties may produce white or red fruit.
Fruiting Months: The White Mulberry typically bears fruit from late spring to early summer, providing a delicious and nutritious bounty during this period.
Height and Spread: When fully grown, Morus alba 'Macrophylla' reaches a height of approximately 8-12 meters (26-39 feet) and has a spread of about 10-15 meters (33-49 feet). This moderate-sized tree makes an excellent addition to landscapes and gardens, providing shade, beauty, and edible rewards for its caretakers.
