Weeping Mulberry

lick here for Mulberry Care Guide Morus alba – Weeping Mulberry A black‑fruiting weeper – a weeping (pendulous) form of white mulberry that combines edible fruit with a graceful, small‑tree habit. The fruits are very sweet, though somewhat smaller than those of some other mulberry varieties. Young trees benefit from staking and training upward during the first few years to reach a desired mature tree form. When mature, this weeper stays modest in size: about 12 ft tall and wide in many settings, making it suitable for small gardens or tighter landscape spaces. Space trees in a 10–12 ft circle to allow room for canopy spread. Hardy in USDA Zones 3–9. Plant Characteristics Pest Resistance: Excellent Disease Resistance: Very Good Drought Tolerance: Good (once established) Heat Tolerance: Very Good Humidity Tolerance: Good Sun Tolerance: Very Good — thrives in full sun (can tolerate some part shade) Wet Soil Tolerance: Fair — prefers well‑drained or moderately drained soils Shade Tolera