349 EGP
🍓 Yield: 10–15 kg per bush
🐞 Pest-resistant
🍇 Unique variety
🌞 Drought-resistant up to +45°C!
Grows in small bushes like raspberry or blackberry!
 Perfect for a raspberry patch in your garden!
Charming Bush Mulberry for Your Garden
700 EGP
Advantages of Bush Mulberry
Why Bush Mulberry is Your Perfect Choice for Garden and Kitchen
Drought Resistance
Even in Egypt’s hottest conditions, bush mulberry continues to produce a rich harvest while decorating your garden with its natural beauty.
Excellent Taste and Aroma
Sweet and aromatic, bush mulberries are perfect for fresh eating, jams, preserves, and other delicious desserts.
Extended Fruiting Period
One of the key advantages is its prolonged fruiting period, meaning you can enjoy fresh, juicy berries for a long time.
Easy Plant Care
Bush mulberry is low-maintenance — ideal for busy gardeners who want reliable plants with minimal effort.
Ornamental Value
Bush mulberry enhances your garden’s aesthetics. Its bright berries range from snowy white to deep purple, adding unique beauty and vibrant accents to your landscape.
Nutrient-Rich Berries
Rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making them a healthy ingredient for your meals and boosting immunity for you and your family.
Advantages of Bush Mulberry
High Yield
Easy care
Perfect for preserving
Drought-resistant
Transportable
Sweet and Aromatic Flavor
Delicious
Profitable
Healthy
Our bush mulberry variety is truly unique!
Our bush mulberry variety is truly unique, giving you the chance to create a garden that provides abundant harvests year after year. Enjoy fresh, aromatic, and tasty berries straight from the bush, or use them for eating, preserving, or selling.
Customer Harvests
Bush mulberries in our customers’ gardens are already producing rich harvests!
Available Mulberry Varieties
Galicia Mulberry
A hardy variety, ideal for gardeners seeking high yield and ornamental appeal.
  • Height: 2–3 m, rounded crown.
  • Berries: dark purple, 5–8 cm long, 6–7 g.
  • Yield: up to 40 kg per tree.
  • Taste: juicy, sweet.
  • Drought tolerance: up to +45°C.
  • Ripening: year-round.
  • Usage: fresh consumption or processing.
  • Care: easy pruning, prefers sunny and fertile soil.
Disease resistance and transportable.
Black Baroness Mulberry
Early, self-pollinating variety, highly adaptable to hot climates.
  • Height: up to 15 m.
  • Berries: black, 5–10 g, juicy, fragrant, sweet.
  • Yield: 90–100 kg per mature tree.
  • Ripening: year-round.
  • Drought tolerance: up to +45°C.
  • Usage: compotes, jams, juices, dessert wines.
  • Transportability: moderate, fresh up to 30 hours.
High productivity and disease resistance, no pollinators needed.
Black Prince Mulberry
Late-ripening, large berries, excellent flavor.
  • Height: up to 10 m, spreading crown.
  • Berries: black, shiny, 3–5 cm, 4–7 g.
  • Ripening: year-round.
  • Taste: sweet and juicy.
  • Yield: 50–100 kg per tree, fruiting starts 2nd year.
  • Drought tolerance: up to +45°C.
  • Transportability: good.
  • Usage: fresh, desserts, jellies, wine, vinegar.
Adaptable to sunny or partially shaded areas, self-pollinating.
Shelly Mulberry
High-yield, large berries, sweet-tart taste.
  • Height: up to 10 m, spreading crown.
  • Berries: dark blue/black, cylindrical, 5 cm, 7–10 g.
  • Yield: over 100 kg per 10-year-old tree.
  • Taste: sweet and juicy.
  • Ripening: year-round.
  • Self-pollinating.
  • Drought tolerance: up to +45°C.
  • Disease-resistant, rarely affected by pests.
  • Usage: fresh or processing.
  • Good shelf life and transportability.
  • Care: moderate watering, mulching, pruning, fertilizing 2–3 times/year.

Istanbul Mulberry
Mid-late season, high yield, large dense berries.
  • Height: up to 1.7 m (grafted seedling).
  • Ripening: year-round.
  • Yield: very high.
  • Berries: dark purple/black, 5 cm, 6–10 g, blackberry-like.
  • Taste: sweet with slight acidity.
  • Drought tolerance: up to +47°C.
  • Disease resistance: high, preventive treatment recommended.
  • Location: grows in any soil, prefers sunny spots.
  • Pruning: annual spring pruning maintains crown and health.
Suitable for various climates, highly resilient.
Mulberry Planting and Care Tips
Mulberry Planting and Care Tips
Planting Seedlings
<strong>Prepare soil in advance:</strong><br>
Prepare soil in advance:
Enrich with compost or aged manure.
<strong>Choose a sunny, well-drained location:</strong><br>
Choose a sunny, well-drained location:
Bush mulberry prefers sunny location. Make sure the site is well-drained.
<strong>Select more mature seedlings for earlier fruiting:</strong><br>
Select more mature seedlings for earlier fruiting:
Choose more mature seedlings, which can start producing fruit sooner.
<strong>Plant at proper depth, roots spread freely without bending:</strong><br>
Plant at proper depth, roots spread freely without bending:
When planting, the roots should fit freely in the hole. Make sure they are not bent and are well spread out.
Care
<strong>Water moderately, especially during drought:</strong><br>
Water moderately, especially during drought:
Важно поддерживать умеренный уровень влажности в почве, особенно во время засух. Поливайте регулярно с весны до июля, после чего полив ограничьте
<strong>Fertilize:</strong><br>
Fertilize:
Nitrogen in spring, potassium and phosphorus in summer
<strong>Maintaining the base area:</strong><br>
Maintaining the base area:
Keep the area around the base of the bush clean and free of weeds.
<strong>Preventive treatments:</strong><br>
Preventive treatments:
Insecticides and fungicides in spring and autumn.
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FAQs
FAQs
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349 EGP
700 EGP
🖤 Bush Mulberry — A Garden Delight
Perfect for those who want maximum yield and pleasure in their garden.
With these seedlings, expect up to 9 kg of berries per bush, excellent transportability, high fruit quality, and extended fruiting period.