Mulberry tree with ripe dark fruit

Mulberry Trees

Sweet, fast-growing fruit trees for shade and fresh harvests

Mulberry trees are vigorous, adaptable fruit trees valued for their sweet berries, fast growth, and generous shade. They thrive in a wide range of climates and soil types, making them a reliable choice for home orchards, edible landscapes, and multifunctional gardens.

These trees are especially popular with growers who want quick establishment and high productivity with relatively low maintenance. Mulberries are also known for their tolerance to heat, drought once established, and urban growing conditions common throughout California.

Fruit color and flavor vary by variety, ranging from deep purple-black to red or white, with harvests that attract both gardeners and wildlife. With proper placement, mulberry trees can serve as productive fruit producers while also acting as shade trees for larger garden spaces.

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Frequently asked questions

Do these trees grow well in the Bay Area?
Yes. They are well suited to Bay Area conditions, including warm summers and mild winters.

How long does it take to produce fruit?
Most trees begin producing fruit within a few years after planting, depending on size and growing conditions.

Are the berries messy?
Fallen fruit can stain hard surfaces. We recommend planting away from driveways, patios, or walkways.

How are trees delivered?
We offer local Bay Area delivery using our nursery trucks. Delivery timing depends on tree size, location, and seasonal demand.

Can I plant one in a small yard?
Some varieties can be maintained at a manageable size with pruning, but adequate space is important for long-term success.