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Morus 'Wellington'

mulberry

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  • Position: full sun
  • Soil: moist, well-drained
  • Rate of growth: slow growing
  • Flowering period: blossoms May to June
  • Hardiness: fully hardy
  • Other features: produces deep red fruits in late September

    Noted for producing a heavy-crop of well-flavoured fruits, which can be harvested in late summer, the rounded habit and handsome foliage of this deciduous tree, will also make it a superb specimen for a larger garden.

  • Garden care: Prepare the ground well before planting. Plant in full sun out of cold, drying winds. Stake for the first few years and prune in winter, as the trees 'bleed' at other times of the year. Little pruning is needed, only to remove low, dead, diseased or crossing branches.
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10lt pot (1.5-1.8m) available to order from spring 2015
 

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  • Q:

    Hi, can you tell me how long I will have to wait for the mulberry to bare fruit,when I buy one of your mulberry bare root trees. thanks
    Asked on 12/1/2015 by robbie from The Scotish borders

    1 answer

    • Plant Doctor

      A:

      Mulberries do take time to fruit, -this tree is probably approx 2 years old so it could be another 6years or so before it fruits.
      Hope this helps

      Answered on 14/1/2015 by Anonymous from crocus

  • Q:

    How large are your Mulberry Wellington bare rooted plants?

    Have they been pruned at all- ie are they a bush or half standard? And how tall are they?

    Many thanks
    Asked on 1/29/2014 by ORLondon from London

    1 answer

    • Plant Doctor

      A:

      They will be approx 1.2-1.5m tall and a single stem.

      Answered on 1/30/2014 by Anonymous
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