Pakistan Black Mulberry Tree Live Plant, 3–4 Ft Tall, 3 Gallon Pot, Large Sweet Black Berries, Fresh Rooted Fruit Tree

Grow your own delicious, large black mulberries with this Pakistan Black Mulberry live fruit tree! Known for its exceptionally long berries, this variety is a wonderful addition to a home orchard or edible landscape.

Your tree is approximately 3–4 feet tall, has a larger trunk, and is grown with good roots. It is freshly prepared from our garden and shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

Plant Details

• Variety: Pakistan Black Mulberry

• Quantity: 1 live fruit tree

• Shipping height: Approximately 3–4 feet

• Trunk: Larger trunk

• Shipping pot: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Root condition: Good established roots

• Fruit color: Black when ripe

• Fruit size: Can reach up to approximately 5 inches long, according to the grower

• Reported harvest season: Late July

Fruit Features

Pakistan Black Mulberry is valued for its large, elongated berries and delicious flavor. The dark fruits are enjoyed fresh and are a wonderful choice for home fruit growers.

The tree is known for its ability to grow in warm conditions and tolerate relatively poor soils and dry periods once established.

Growing & Care

• Choose a sunny outdoor planting location.

• Provide regular watering while the tree establishes.

• Use well-draining soil.

• Allow adequate room for the tree to grow.

• Prune as needed to maintain a manageable shape and size.

Shipping Information
Your Pakistan Black Mulberry tree will arrive approximately 3–4 feet tall in a 3-gallon nursery pot, with a larger trunk and good roots.

Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to adjust to its new environment. Temporary leaf changes may occur during shipping. Natural variations in branching, foliage, and trunk thickness are normal for live plants.

Please Note: The listed height is the approximate size at shipping, not the mature height. Fruit production depends on tree maturity, climate, and growing conditions. The possibility of fruiting after the first year is not a guarantee. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival.