5 Seeds Morus macroura Black Pakistan Long Mulberry Fruit Tree

5 Seeds Morus macroura Black Pakistan Long Mulberry Fruit Tree

$19.76
Sale price  $19.76 Regular price  $39.52
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5 Seeds Morus macroura Black Pakistan Long Mulberry Fruit Tree

5 Seeds Morus macroura Black Pakistan Long Mulberry Fruit Tree

$19.76
Sale price  $19.76 Regular price  $39.52
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These seeds produce the Morus macroura, commonly known as the Black Pakistan Long Mulberry or King White Mulberry, a vigorous fruit tree prized for its exceptionally long, sweet, and flavorful berries. This deciduous tree adds ornamental value with its broad, heart-shaped leaves and attractive form, making it a wonderful conversation piece for gardeners seeking a unique and productive addition to their landscape. The fruit, which can reach up to 5 inches in length, is perfect for fresh snacking, baking, or making preserves, offering a delightful tropical-like sweetness that sets it apart from common mulberry varieties.
Grow this fast-growing tree in a sunny location for the best fruit production, though it tolerates partial shade. It adapts to a wide range of well-draining soils and is relatively low-maintenance once established. The tree is suitable for container growing in cooler zones or direct planting in the ground in warmer regions. Use the fruit fresh, in desserts, or as a delicious juice ingredient, and enjoy the lush canopy for summer shade.
Species: Morus macroura
Variety: Black Pakistan Long
Type: Fruit Tree
Plant_Habit: Deciduous tree
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-draining, fertile soil; tolerates a range of types
Days_to_Harvest: 365-730 days from planting, when tree matures
Zones: 6-10 (USDA)
Germination: Soak seeds for 24 hours, then sow; germination occurs in 2-8 weeks with consistent moisture and warmth
Sowing: Sow 0.25 inch deep in seed trays or directly outdoors after last frost
Spacing: Plant 15-20 feet apart for ground planting, or use a large container for smaller spaces
Notes: Cold stratification may improve germination rates; provide winter protection in cooler zones