Description

Morus alba or Mulberry tree (توت) is a spreading medium tree with ovate to heart-shaped, sometimes lobed, glossy, bright green leaves, up to 20cm long, turning yellow in autumn. It bears ovoid, insipid-tasting white fruit, 3 to 5cm long, ripening to white and yellow, are borne in late summer. This product includes a healthy plant in its pot with premium soil; All the tips and tricks for expert-level care. Mulberry trees are medium-sized deciduous trees with edible berries. The red mulberry (M. rubus) and the white mulberry (M. alba) provide a habitat for birds and beneficial insects. The mulberry tree’s dark green leaves have serrated edges, the bark is orange-brown, and the May-blooming buds are dark and pointed, with small, green catkin flowers. White mulberries are the sweetest, while red and darker varieties are tart and sweet. The fruit is safe to eat; however, the leaves, unripe fruit, and sap of mulberry trees can be mildly toxic to humans.

Botanical Name	Morus Alba
Common Name	Mulberry Tree
Tree Type	Deciduous Fruit Tree
Mature Height	Approximately 11 feet
Leaf Characteristics	Ovate to heart-shaped, glossy, bright green, up to 7.9 inches long, turning yellow in autumn
Fruit Characteristics	Ovoid, sweet-tasting, 1.2 to 2.0 inches long, ripening white and yellow
Fruit Season	Late Summer
Bark Color	Orange-brown
Flower Type	Small, green catkins
Wildlife Benefit	Provides habitat for birds and beneficial insects

Specifications

• Weight: 200gr
• Usage: Indoor & outdoor

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight