Morus, 'Hartoot' mulberry Genus_Morus before 1985

before 1985

Hybridizer and year introduced: An old cultivar from the famous peony growing area around Shimane prefecture

' These trees will take 4-6 years before bearing and may or may not resemble that of 'Elegant

Use as a drench or a foliar spray on affected plants

available in two sizes: mt49 4"x9" tree pot and 3 gallon container

Morus, 'Hartoot' mulberry Genus_Morus before 1985Morus 'Hartoot' Variety description: A new cultivar for us. Little information is available on its origins. 'Toot' means mulberry in Persian. Leaves are exceptionally large like those of Morus macroura. This cultivar has withstood our USDA zone 6a winter without damage. Our young tree set a few fruit this year but birds and chipmonks beat us to them, so we have yet to try the berries. We are told that it less productive than other mulberry cultivars.