Mulberry Trees
Mulberries are one of the easiest fruit trees to grow and one of the most generous: fast growing, tough, and loaded with sweet berries you rarely find in stores. Pick by your winter. The Illinois Everbearing mulberry is self fertile and rated for zones 4 to 9, ripening sweet, blackberry-like berries over several weeks instead of all at once. In warmer gardens, zones 7 to 10, the Pakistan mulberry grows some of the longest berries of any mulberry, typically 2.5 to 3.5 inches, deep purple and very sweet. Not sure of your zone? Look it up by ZIP code with our Find Your Growing Zone tool.
Buying guide and FAQ
Common questions
Which mulberry is best for a cold climate?
Illinois Everbearing. It is rated for zones 4 to 9. Pakistan mulberry is a heat lover for zones 7 to 10, and hardiness is site dependent in zones 7 and 8.
How big do mulberry trees get?
Illinois Everbearing grows into a large shade tree, often 25 to 35 ft. Plan for the space, or prune to keep the berries within reach.
How do the mulberry trees ship?
Both ship as live potted plants with their roots in soil, so they can ship now. Pakistan mulberry arrives in a 1 gallon pot.
What if my tree arrives dead?
Send us photos within 48 hours of delivery and you choose a replacement or a refund. That's our Arrive Alive Guarantee, and every order also comes with our 30 day guarantee.