Sterile Mulberry / Morus kagayamae fruitless

Geographical origins: South East Asia (Japan).
Adult dimensions: Height up to 7m.
Foliage: Deciduous, dark green.
Soil type: Well drained.
Hardiness: Hardy to -15°C.
Exposure: Light shade to full sun.

Generous shade

The Morus Kagayamae is a type of Mulberry tree with a rapid growth. It develops a parasol-shape crown that provides excellent shade for your terrace, the playground or the outdoor meal corner. It creates a fresh area for you and your family. That also makes it a popular choice for cities or shops who wish to provide shade for parking areas.

No fruit, no staining

Here’s what makes it so popular! Unlike its Mulberry cousin, the Morus Kagayamae is totally sterile. No more fruit falling, staining the terrace and attracting insects. You don’t need to constantly clean any more or worry about walking on crushed berries. You can enjoy a clean place, and easy to maintain.

A minimum of care

The Morus Kagayamae fruitless is hardy and not demanding. It adapts to most soils and only needs pruning once a year to keep its shape. It is disease-resistant, which guarantees a healthy and vigorous tree for many years.

An investment for the future

By choosing the Morus Kagayamae, you also choose pleasant surroundings, a green solution to refresh your garden, and daily well-being without chores.