Morus alba 'Pendula' | Weeping White Mulberry - Girth 30cm - 350-360cm - 130lt Lavandula Wildlife with grey bark

with grey bark

but all branches that turn all green should be pruned

in partial to full shade

and horizontal sprays of silver-blue needle-like leaves

Originating from the species Mespilus germanica

Morus alba 'Pendula' | Weeping White Mulberry - Girth 30cm - 350-360cm - 130lt Lavandula Wildlife with grey barkMorus alba 'Pendula', or Weeping White Mulberry is a small, female, deciduous tree of broad weeping, half open crown, with pendulous, curtain like branches touching the ground, heart shaped, glossy, light green leaves, yellow in autumn, and inconspicuous, dropping catkins of small, yellowish flowers in spring. Flowers are followed by oval, edible, raspberry like, deep pink fruits, attractive to birds, in autumn. Weeping White Mulberry prefers fertile,