Morus alba | White Mulberry - 270-280cm, 45lt Waldsteinia It produces cones instead of

It produces cones instead of flowers and pollination is done by wind

It is self-fertile and doesn’t need a pollination partner

The tree is ornamental and suitable for informal

It is self-fertile but it crops better with another pollinator nearby

rarely free-standing

Morus alba | White Mulberry - 270-280cm, 45lt Waldsteinia It produces cones instead ofMorus alba, or White Mulberry, is a fast growing, rounded, spreading, deciduous tree with simple, heart shaped, veined, glossy dark green leaves, yellow in autumn. It is usually dioecious, but sometimes monoecious. Small, yellowish, inconspicuous flowers grow in dropping catkins and bloom in spring. Female flowers are followed by sweet, edible, blackberry like fruits, white to dark red or purple black when ripe. White Mulberry can adapt to a wide