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Morus alba var. tatarica

These are Russian mulberry seedlings that can be used as rootstock and as wildlife and edible landscaping plantings. The fruit is particularly enjoyed by a variety of bird species. The trees will produce fruit varied in size and sweetness. Fruit can be red, black, or white. These trees can grow very quickly, and are a great choice for providing shade and fodder for livestock. They can thrive in dry, poor sites where other trees struggle. Plant at least five trees to ensure fruit production.

Zone: 4-8 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers full sun, but will tolerate partial shade. Can thrive in a variety of soils.
Growth: 30 ft tall, 25 ft wide at maturity.

Prohibited: WI

Mulberry, Tatarica

Tatarica Mulberry is very fast-growing, providing variable fruit, as well as shade and fodder for livestock.

Mulberry, Tatarica

Tatarica Mulberry is very fast-growing, providing variable fruit, as well as shade and fodder for livestock.

Morus alba var. tatarica

These are Russian mulberry seedlings that can be used as rootstock and as wildlife and edible landscaping plantings. The fruit is particularly enjoyed by a variety of bird species. The trees will produce fruit varied in size and sweetness. Fruit can be red, black, or white. These trees can grow very quickly, and are a great choice for providing shade and fodder for livestock. They can thrive in dry, poor sites where other trees struggle. Plant at least five trees to ensure fruit production.

Zone: 4-8 (Map)
Habitat: Prefers full sun, but will tolerate partial shade. Can thrive in a variety of soils.
Growth: 30 ft tall, 25 ft wide at maturity.

Prohibited: WI

Potted plants and planting accessories can be scheduled for pick up at the farm Monday through Friday between 9am and 6pm (other times may be available upon request)
 
Bare-root plants and biochar can be picked up or shipped (selected at checkout). We’ll get in touch to schedule once your order is placed. 
 
Fall bare-roots will be available for pickup or shipping the week before Thanksgiving (weather dependent). We’ll make sure to let you know the before they ship.