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Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry' - summer fruit

Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry'

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(Dwarf Mulberry) New to us, Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry' is a slow growing, dwarf, compact self-fertile mulberry which once established has masses of tasty fruit over a long period from early to late summer.

Suitable for gardens with limited space and can also be grown in a large container!

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Supplied Size:
  • 3 litre pot

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Delivery Options
(For any number of plants sent by courier)

Standard: £6.95*
Shipped within 1-2 working days
Priority: £15
Shipped ASAP
Click & Collect: free
*Surcharges apply for Highlands & Islands.

4.8 on Google Business Reviews
 

New to us, Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry' is a dwarf, compact self-fertile mulberry which once established has masses of tasty fruit over a long period from early to late summer. The summer leaves are bright green with yellow/golden tints as they falling autumn.

Best display of berries if planted in a warm, sunny position and can also be grown in a large container.


  • Position: Full sun.
  • Soil: Well drained, fertile soil.
  • Hardiness: Hardy.
  • Flowering Period: May - June.
  • Rate of Growth: Slow.
  • Habit: Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry' grows to be a small or eventually medium sized, branching shrub.
    • Height: up to 1.5 - 2 m (5 - 6 ft).
    • Spread: 1.5 m (5 ft).
How Much Sun
Full Sun
Eventual Size
Shrub - Medium (1.5m - 3m)
Growing Conditions
Soil: Dry/Sandy, Soil: Alkaline, Soil: Not Fussy
Special Features
Fruit - Edible, Wildlife Friendly - Birds, Suitable for Containers
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