Fruitless Mulberry Trees and corky bark

and corky bark

It is made up of branches that have a dense growing habit and shoot out off the trunk horizontally and parallel to the ground

This cultivar is one of the most popular varieties of American Linden for its denser canopy

\n \nIt does not do well in below 0°F temperatures

A great option as a street tree due to tolerance of urban pollution and also as a specimen yard tree or shade tree for its large form and attractive fall color

Fruitless Mulberry Trees and corky barkThe Fruitless Mulberry (Morus alba Kingan) is a medium sized, fast growing shade tree. It has a dense, rounded crown with slender branches that grow close together. In the spring, its handsome foliage comes on as large, glossy dark green leaves with a leathery texture and turns a gentle yellow in the fall. This tree is an entirely male cultivar, meaning it does not produce fruit making it easier to deal with since there is no need for cleanup beneath