5 Red Mulberry Bareroot Seedlings 12-18” – Hardy Fruit Trees

Add beauty and functionality to your landscape with 5 Red Mulberry Bareroot Seedlings (Morus rubra), measuring 12-18 inches each. These hardy, fast-growing trees are ideal for USDA Zones 4-8 and are well-suited for wildlife, shade, and fruit production. Red Mulberry trees produce delicious, nutrient-rich berries that attract birds and pollinators, making them a fantastic choice for nature lovers.

Known for their adaptability, these trees thrive in various soil conditions and prefer full sun to partial shade. As they mature, they reach 35-50 feet tall, providing excellent canopy coverage and enhancing your outdoor space. Whether you’re looking to establish a fruiting hedge, create a bird-friendly garden, or enhance your property’s aesthetics, these bareroot seedlings are the perfect choice.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Product Type: 5 Red Mulberry (Morus rubra) Bareroot Seedlings
• Size: 12-18 inches tall upon delivery
• Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4-8
• Growth Rate: Fast-growing; reaches 35-50 feet at maturity
• Uses: Ideal for wildlife, shade, fruit production, and landscaping
• Adaptability: Thrives in full sun to partial shade and various soil types
• Wildlife Attraction: Produces berries that feed birds and pollinators

Common Uses:

• Wildlife Garden: Attracts birds, pollinators, and beneficial insects
• Ornamental Landscaping: Enhances curb appeal with lush green foliage
• Fruit Production: Yields delicious, edible berries
• Shade Tree: Provides cooling shade in gardens and yards
• Erosion Control: Helps stabilize soil in naturalized areas

FAQs:

Q: How quickly do Red Mulberry trees grow? A: Red Mulberry trees have a fast growth rate, typically adding 2-3 feet per year under optimal conditions.

Q: When will my Red Mulberry trees produce fruit? A: Expect fruiting within 4-6 years after planting, depending on growth conditions and care.

Q: Do Red Mulberry trees require special care? A: These trees are low-maintenance but benefit from regular watering, full sun exposure, and occasional pruning for best growth.

Q: Are these trees self-pollinating? A: Yes, Red Mulberry trees are self-fertile and do not require additional trees for fruit production.

Q: Can these trees be grown in containers? A: While possible, Red Mulberry trees thrive best when planted in the ground, as they can grow quite large over time.