A beautiful weeping tree that produces large crops of long, white, honey-sweet fruit that don't stain. The King White Shahtoot Mulberry is also known as the Tibetan Mulberry, Himalayan Mulberry or Finger Mulberry. It's a smaller tree than the Black Mulberry, so good for small orchards and gardens and has lovely spreading branches. It responds well to pruning, and once established, it can have several crops in a season. The King White Shahtoot Mulberry grows well in a large pot or the ground.
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Tree Specifications
- Scientific Name
- Morus Macroura 'King White Shahtoot'
- Fruiting Months
- September, October, November, December, January, February, March (calendar)
- Purchase Height
- 2 - 4 feet
- Maximum Height
- 4 -7 metres
- Pot Size
- 5 litres
- Self-Pollinating
- Yes
Top Tips for Planting
- Plant in full sun
- Prefers well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter
Top Tips for Growing
- Regular watering whilst the plant is getting established and then watering when required depending on rainfall
- Benefits from plenty of compost and manure
FAQs
Is it suitable for growing in pots?
Absolutely! It will grow wonderfully in a very large pot that has good drainage; it will produce great crops. Easily kept pruned to 3 metres in height.
How much water does it require?
Regular watering for the first 2+ years and then watering when required depending on rainfall.
When will it start fruiting?
12-24 months after planting.
Did You Know
Did you know that the Morus Macroura (Shahtoot mulberries) are thought to be native to Tibet and surrounding areas? They are also sometimes known as finger mulberries due to their shape.
Delivery Information
Please contact us if you would like to discuss delivery options. There is a minimum order requirement of $65 and delivery charges apply. Alternatively, order online and come and collect from us. See our Collection and Delivery Policy (Shipping Policy) for more information.
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