Weeping Mulberry

Morus alba ‘Pendula’

Cultivars: 'Chaparral', 'Pendula'

Weeping mulberry is a small ornamental tree valued for its cascading branches and distinctive form. It typically develops a rounded canopy of weeping stems that create a strong focal point in residential landscapes. The leaves are medium green and provide dense shade beneath the canopy. Some selections produce small purplish-black fruit that can be used in jams, while others are fruitless. Its sculptural shape makes it popular as an accent tree in gardens, patios, and smaller yards where a unique specimen is desired.

Plant Characteristics
Plant Color
Green
Flower Color
Inconspicuous
Bloom Time
Spring
Fall Color
Yellow
Height
8-15'
Width
8-12'
Water Use
Medium
Care Instructions

Weeping mulberry thrives in full sun and well-drained soils. It has medium water needs once established and tolerates heat and drought. Regular watering during establishment helps develop strong roots. Pruning is often required to maintain its shape and remove unwanted growth from the trunk. Winter protection is generally not needed in most Rocky Mountain settings. With proper care, it provides a distinctive ornamental feature and reliable performance.