Prune mulberry trees hard straight after harvest to keep them a manageable size. I cut mine back hard each year, and it never gets ant bigger than 2-3m tall. The new growth produces fruit the following spring... and we get bucket loads! Because I prune every year, I am only ever cutting into young wood, so it reshoots readily. Be careful cutting back older wood for the first time - it doesn't always reshoot. Just try cutting a branch or two. If shoots form, then cut a few more. If you are ready

Fresh mulberries picked right off the tree! 🍇 If you’re in Florida and frustrated you can’t grow blueberries or raspberries, this is the solution... Mulberries thrive in Florida and up the Northeast coast, even in Virginia and the Carolinas The fruit grows on new shoots between the leaves and ripens to a deep purple when ready to eat Sweeter than blackberries or raspberries, mulberries are one of the best-tasting berries you can grow! Find a nursery, buy a mulberry tree, plant it, mulch it, and