The mulberry tree is a medium-sized deciduous tree with blackberry-like fruit. Learn how to care for and grow one in your yard.

These trees grow across US hardiness zone four to zone eight, and require warmer conditions to be fruitful. If your mulberry tree is struggling to produce fruit, don't be disheartened - you might ...

However and whichever you grow, you’ll find mulberry’s lazy, irregular, slightly weeping spread quite magical. It has a characterful randomness to its shape that makes it stand out as a solo tree.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. One of the delights of summer is to stand under the big leaves of the mulberry tree and search for the fully ripe, black mulberries ...

Whether it's apples, peaches, or pears, the possibilities are endless—and the local flavor and freshness can't be overstated. The best way to get even more of these delicious harvests, of course, is ...

Q: How long should I leave the drip irrigation running beneath my fruitless mulberry tree? It loses so many leaves every summer. A: Actually, that’s the nature of large-leafed, fast-growing ...

How to Propagate by Grafting Grafting is the most common method of fruit tree propagation, and results in a tree with the desirable fruit genetics and hardy rootstock.