Morus nigra red and may fade to a

and may fade to a coppery green over summer

which produces tulip-shaped green

if conditions are favorable

then offers a glossy green foliage through the summer before phasing to a strong red in autumn

Will grow well in chalk

Morus nigra red and may fade to aFew trees are as rewarding in cultivation as this one. The Black mulberry matures relatively quickly to a characterful specimen with a pleasant, picturesque domed crown and curious vivid green leaves which can vary, on the same tree, between heart shaped or deeply lobed in varying wavy patterns. Produces large, deep red to almost black edible fruits, much sweeter than its cousin Morus alba. Prefers a sunny, sheltered site.