Red Mulberry

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Morus rubra
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 Red Mulberry
The bark of the Red mulberry tree
Habit: tree
Height: 10-15+ m
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Lifespan: perennial
Origin: E & C United States
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Exposure: full sun
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Sunset Zones: 2-7, 26, 28-41
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Similar to M. alba, but has bigger, better tasting and much darker fruit.

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