NOTE!! These trees are no longer available for sale. In South Africa, the white or common mulberry (Morus alba), which includes weeping forms and cultivars like ‘Pendula’, is listed as a Category 3 invasive alien plant under the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act (NEMBA) / Conservation of Agricultural Resources Act (CARA) regulations.

The Weeping mulberry tree has an exquisite, twisted form with weeping branches making it a fantastic feature tree in any garden landscape.  It can be planted in large containers and used as a household plant.

Morus alba needs tons of sunlight and can be planted in loamy, clay soil.  It bears small fruit that looks similar to blackberries during Spring.

• Tolerates temperatures as low as -31°C
• Estimated height: 4.5m
• Estimated width: 2.5-4.5m
• Planting distance: 3-9m
• Fairly drought-resistant

Cultivars: Pendula and Chaparral.

Pollen compatibility: Self-pollinating.

Water requirements: Water moderately.

Fun facts:  The weeping mulberry may help reduce cholesterol levels and help fight off fatty liver disease.