Pot Grown Black Mulberry Tree Bush Self Fertile Exclude PayDay Potted (April-October) or Bareroot (November-March)

Potted (April-October) or Bareroot (November-March) ready to plant in the garden

Wildlife value: Supports birds & pollinators

How does common laurel compare to leylandii or other fast growers

the leaf spines discourage access and protect property boundaries

Establishes quickly with annual growth of 30-60cm in favourable conditions

Pot Grown Black Mulberry Tree Bush Self Fertile Exclude PayDay Potted (April-October) or Bareroot (November-March)Characteristics Morus Nigra or The Black Mulberry is one of the best fruiting trees for gardens. The Self Fertile Black Mulberry Tree Bush (Morus nigra) is native to western Asia and has been grown for its fruits in Europe since before Roman times. Supplied 2 Litre Pot Grown, 60 80cm tall (including pot) ready to plant. No VAT on Fruit. Description The purplish black, sweet, juicy fruits appear mid summer should be picked and eaten soon after. Be