Description
- Time-Honored Fiber Tree with 2000-Year Papermaking History
- Fast Growing Tree with Attractive Foliage and Colorful Fruits
- Multi-Purpose Tree for Fiber Timber Medicine and Forage
- Adaptable and Resilient with Root Sprouting Vigor
Life Cycle Perennial (deciduous tree)
Flower Color Male: yellow-red catkins; Female: inconspicuous with red calyces
Fruit Color Red-orange, spherical compound drupes (1.5-3 cm)
Plant Height 10-20 m (33-66 ft)
Planting Season Spring (after last frost) or indoors year-round
Bloom Season April to May
Fruit Season Summer to autumn
Use Paper fiber / Tapa cloth / Timber / Furniture / Traditional medicine / Livestock forage / Ornamental
Growing Conditions Full sun to partial shade; moist, well-drained loamy soil; tolerates city conditions, drought, and various soil types; hardy to USDA zones 6-10; dioecious (male and female trees required for fruit)
Paper Mulberry Seeds
Broussonetia papyrifera Seeds
Pulp Mulberry Seeds
Broussonetia Seeds
Fast Growing Tree Seeds
Fiber Tree Seeds
Ornamental Shade Tree Seeds
Hardy Tree Seeds
Tapa Cloth Tree Seeds
Mulberry Tree Seeds
