Morus alba ‘Pendula’, commonly known as weeping mulberry, is a graceful deciduous tree admired for its arching, cascading branches and ornamental form. The leaves are bright green, glossy, and heart-shaped, turning yellow in autumn before falling. Its pendulous branches create a natural fountain-like effect, making it an eye-catching feature in gardens and landscapes. In spring and summer, small, inconspicuous flowers appear, followed by edible mulberries that ripen from white to pinkish-red. These fruits are sweet and attract birds and wildlife, adding seasonal interest to the garden. Weeping mulberry typically grows 6–10 meters tall and spreads widely, forming a rounded, cascading canopy. It prefers full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. The tree is relatively hardy, tolerates drought once established, and is low-maintenance with occasional pruning to maintain shape. Morus alba ‘Pendula’ is ideal as a feature tree, specimen planting, or in parks and large gardens, offering year-round architectural beauty, seasonal fruit, and wildlife value. 6ft standard 35cm pot Price $145
