Dwarf Everbearing Black Mulberry Tree Live Plant – Morus nigra – Wellspring Gardens - Premium Fruit Tree for Indoor & Outdoor Planting – Ideal for Gardens, Patio, Landscaping, Bush & Berry Companion

I was concerned about ordering a tree through here, as one should be. I gotta say though, these guys packed it well and safely using a neat skewer technique. It arrived healthier than I thought it would.It came in a regular 1"x3" plug. It arrived earlier than agreed upon. Amazon even dropped it off in the shade for me.I sat it in a cup of shallow water on the windowsill for a day. Then I repotted it the next day. The picture is from the day after that. Not too shabby.Update: The dogs got crazy and tore all of the leaves off the plant after three days or so. This hearty little cutting wasn't having it though. In about a week the plant bounced back and started shooting out new leaves from the bud sites. Now less than a month later it has double in size. This cutting was clearly taken from a very healthy tree with great genetics. I would recommend this dealer to anybody in a field where you never know what you're going to get.

Just wanted to change my rating for this Pakistani Mulberry plant from a 1 rating to a 5 rating. When I first received it , I thought it would not survive based on its condition when it arrived but it it now healthy and over 4ft tall. Growing nice and healthy. I am please and happy that I purchased this Pakistani Mulberry tree.This was a total disappointment and a rip off. Amazon needs to pull this vendor from it’s website. The mulberry clippings are not sufficiently survivable . My order arrived with one leaf and a very small base stem the size of a single spaghetti. This vendor’s Pakistan Mulberry tree clippings is a rip-off. I paid over $25.00 including shipping for something that had NO CHANCE of surviving. Don’t purchase this product!! Save your money!!

Comes pretty small, but that was expected as many others said so in their reviews.Plant looked GREAT coming from my mailbox. Can’t say that for many plants I’ve purchased off Amazon.You can see in the photos the growth in just a few weeks. The mulberry is on the right of each photo. The left happens to be an LSU fig that came from the same seller.Took off like a week under a grow light and is now outside in a large pot.Can’t wait for it to fruit!

Ordered from 2 places. This one: 1 dead very small plant.The other: 4 plants, 3 times larger and alive.All shipped and received at the same time.

Might change to 5 stars later but for customer service they are great! I planted my mulberry outside and for some reason it immediately died. I sent them a picture and they are sending a replacement for free. They were very nice about everything and this time I'm going to try planting it inside until it gets a bit bigger before planting in my yard. Hope that helps. If this one makes it I'll come back to update

This plant was bigger and healthier than another I bought from the same seller. It is doing well. I'm excited for it to start looking like a tree.

UPDATED 5 Star Review:Well, I have to correct myself. I definitely think the initial 3 star review was accurate at the time, and please read it below. However, this Pakistan variety is definitely different than the dwarf mulberry plants I got. They took a good amount of time to establish a viable root system from the very tiny cuttings, but once the root system gets established, these plants really take off! They are already 3.5 and 4.0 feet tall, measured from the ground level! The largest sapling has one leaf that is 8" across and 9" long, not including the stem of the heart-shaped leaf. I have mild winters but they are now in 5 gal. buckets as pots so I can garage them over the winter to protect them from deer, goats and any hard freezes; I will plant them in permanent homes in the Spring. I am quite sure this plant will grow into a monster tree in 2 decades, so I will have to think carefully about where to plant it and how to prune it to keep it low (branches no more than 8-10 feet off the ground) so the berries can be more easily harvested. As I prune, I am definitely going to be cloning the cuttings to produce more of these fruit trees.I would definitely recommend using a plant rooting hormone powder or liquid when first transplanting in addition to weekly mild fertilizing with Miracle Gro or similar liquid fertilizer to maximize growth and plant strength.INITIAL 3 Star Review:Pros: They arrived alive. Cons: Minuscule cuttings, overpriced, very little roots in teeny-tiny plugs which were stuck in a larger (but still tiny) 1" pot. These aren't cuttings, they are snippings. I am assuming that the Pakistan variety will be different from my other mulberries and make the purchase worth the high price due to something significantly better about the fruit. It will be years before the two leaves coming out of the soil plug (there's not even a main branch) grow into anything capable of producing fruit. Unless you are specifically looking to experiment with what is advertised as a different strain producing longer fruits, just go with the "dwarf" mulberries being sold, as you get a far better start in a 4" pot for a third of the cost.

Came very nicely packaged and is thriving.