Red Mulberry
Red Mulberry
Red Mulberry

Red Mulberry

Regular price$29.99
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You're making an investment in your land — protect it. Each kit has a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block for one tree. The tube keeps deer and rabbits off and can double your growth rate; the fertilizer feeds the tree through its first season. Plant with a kit, follow the Growing Guide, and your trees are covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee.

Planting without kits — I'll protect my trees myself (no guarantee).
1-Year Survival Guarantee
Grown by Hunters in Cherokee, AL
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Spring 2027 shipment · ships at planting time for your region · See your ship dates
Red Mulberry
$29.99
The Details

What you're planting

Drop Time
April – June
First Crop
3–4 years
Produces
Every year
Pollination
Plant 3 or more
Zones
4–9
Sun
Full sun, tolerates partial shade
Soil & Site
Prefers well-drained, fertile ground — bottoms and slopes. pH 4.5–7.0.
Size & Spacing
30–60ft · plant 20–30ft apart

Spring food source for deer, turkeys, upland birds, and songbirds


Orders placed now are for Spring 2027 shipment

We take orders in advance and ship at the proper time for spring planting in your region — mid-December in the Deep South through the end of May up north. Pick your state under "When Will My Order Ship?" below and you’ll see your exact ship dates. Get your order in now, we sell out early every season!

Red Mulberry

Red mulberries are one of the most unknown, yet valuable trees you can plant for wildlife. Red mulberries are a very hardy, native fruit tree to Eastern North America that grow and produce extremely quickly, and provide food when few other sources are producing.

Mulberries grow extremely rapidly and can sometimes show double the growth rate of other deciduous trees like oaks or persimmons. Mulberries not only grow quickly, they start producing quickly as well. Fruit production begins as early as 3-4 years and by years 5-7 they are often producing large and very attractive crops.

Mulberries are the first fruits of the year to drop, in late spring-early summer. This is a time when little else is producing and these fruits fill an important niche in your wildlife's nutrition. Due to the timing, all wildlife flock to mulberries including deer, turkeys, squirrels. Even coyotes and raccoons stop by mulberry trees. They are edible to humans as well and are quite good. Many old recipes using mulberries can be found online.

Mulberries tend to have large volumes of seedlings that sprout around their bases similar to some species of plums. Deer absolutely love the foliage of these seedlings and they serve as yet another food source provided by the mulberry tree.

Mulberries are a fantastic food source that provides food for wildlife at a crucial time of year when turkeys and deer need it. They provide excellent attraction and nutrition for your land and will greatly improve the quality of your habitat. Every landowner needs a few mulberries somewhere on their land.


Plant each tree with one of our Survival Kits (a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block), follow our planting instructions, and it’s covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee. Full details here.


Drop time: April-June

Years till production: 3-4

Growing zones: Zones 4-9

Soil type: Prefers well drained, fertile soils. River bottoms, moist hillsides, wooded slopes. Can tolerate salt in mild climates.

Sun: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade

pH: 4.5-7.0

Pollination: Plant 3 or more

Size: 30-60ft tall at maturity

Size when shipped: 1yr old approx. 18-48in

Spacing: 20-30ft

Don't Pick One

Add Late Drop and keep chestnuts falling into December.

By November most acorns have been mopped up and the woods go quiet. Late Drop Hybrids are selected to drop Nov–late Dec, right when deer have the fewest options. Our recommendation: a 1:1 mix.

Before You Order

Questions we get about Red Mulberry

This tree

Because nothing else does. Mulberries drop April through June, when turkeys are being hunted and deer are recovering from winter. Everything else on your property is producing in the fall.

3–4 years, one of the fastest producers we sell.

One is enough — red mulberry is self-fertile. Plant more if you want more fruit, 20–30ft apart.

Zones 4–9. They prefer fertile well-drained ground like river bottoms and wooded slopes. pH 4.5–7.0.

Every tree

We don't ship on the day you order. We take orders in advance and ship at the proper time for spring planting in each region — from mid-December in the Deep South through the end of May up north. Pick your state below to see your exact window. Orders placed after your region has already shipped go out within 5–10 business days.

We ship at planting time for your zone — mid-December in the Deep South through late May up north. Pick your state to see your window.

A Tree Pro grow tube and a slow-release fertilizer block for one tree. The tube protects the seedling from deer and rabbits and can double its growth rate; the fertilizer block feeds the tree through its first growing season. Every tree we ship is already inoculated with beneficial mycorrhizae, so there's nothing else to add — plant it in the kit, follow the Growing Guide, and it's covered by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee.

Plant with a Survival Kit and we guarantee the tree for a full year. If a tree dies within one year of the day it's delivered, we'll issue you store credit for what you paid for it. You don't have to worry about spending your money on something that may or may not make it.

To be covered, plant each tree with one of our Survival Kits (a Tree Pro tube and a slow-release fertilizer block), keep the tube on, and follow our planting instructions. Email us photos and your order number within a year of delivery.

For all details and conditions, see here: 1-Year Survival Guarantee

The Whitetail Hill difference

5 things we do that other nurseries don't.

We ship when it's time to plant

Not the day you order. Your trees go out in the spring planting window for your region — southern states first, then north as the ground thaws. You get an email with tracking before they leave the farm.

See your ship dates →

Sized to survive the move — on purpose

Everybody wants a bigger tree. We've planted thousands of both, and the smaller one wins. Ours ship at one year old, sized by variety, with a root system built to take off. A tree that size roots in fast and grows. A big tree spends its first two seasons recovering from the move, and often never catches up.

Only trees that earn a spot on hunting land

We're hunters. Every one of our 30+ varieties is picked for what it does for deer: when it drops, how hard it draws, whether it produces every year, and whether it'll grow on the rough ground food plots sit on. If it doesn't help you kill deer, we don't sell it.

We're here after the sale

Planting questions, a tube that blew over, a tree that's slow to leaf out — call or text 256-415-4085, weekdays 9–5, or email contact@whitetailhill.com. A real person answers.

Backed by our 1-Year Survival Guarantee

Plant it with a Survival Kit and follow the Growing Guide, and we guarantee every tree we ship for a full year from delivery. You won't find that from other nurseries.

Read the guarantee →
50,000+ happy customers · Grown by hunters in Cherokee, AL

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 25 reviews.

Customer photo review of Red Mulberry

These 2 Red Mulberries were planted in January and this picture was taken in August. Very happy with the customer service and success rate of their trees. Great company!!

Red Mulberry

Took a little longer than others but is just starting to grow. Starting to show green limbs. Can't wait for berries.

Red Mulberry

I planted them about a month ago and had some concerns as I couldn’t see any signs of budding just 2 weeks ago. However upon returning to the farm yesterday both have now begun to bud and are ready to produce leaves. Very excited to see them grow and looking forward to seeing the progress over the summer.

Red Mulberry

2 out of 3 are alive and growing

Red Mulberry

The mulberry trees never budded or leafed out

Red Mulberry

Grow and spread like weeds

Red Mulberry

the trees are really growing. They are looking healthy

Red Mulberry

Trees were in great condition and easy to plant

Red Mulberry

We had a very cold April and May after an unseasonably warm March. Most of the above ground wood died but after 6 weeks a new sprout has emerged just above ground level. So far, so good.

Red Mulberry

Good trees and they are doing well

Red Mulberry

I loved my plants but one of my paw paws just never got leaves I thought maybe she was a late bloomer but still nothing

Red Mulberry

Ordered two Trees and they were roughed up in shipping. Packaging was mangled and one tree broken. The broken one died but the other one is still alive and seems to be doing ok.

Red Mulberry

Plants are doing good, not pleased with one of them it’s half the size as the other one.

Red Mulberry

Sprouted and produced leaves.

Red Mulberry

All are alive, started moving them from the pots here in Hackensack, to my property i the Catskills. It's been dry up there but I watered them this weekend. Showers predicted for Monday and Tuesday. I'll send pictures next time I'm up there. Hoping to plant a couple of your apples next

Red Mulberry

Slow to emerge from dormancy and growing slowly. Hopeful they will establish and flourish.

Red Mulberry

The top part of the tree has yet to sprout leaves, but the bottom half is definitely growing leaves. I will try to get a photo of it.

Red Mulberry

Arrived well packaged. It is growing well with no issues. Looking forward to Mulberries in a couple years.

Red Mulberry

Wonderful, everything as seller stated. Growing well.

Red Mulberry

Arrived quickly and in great condition! It's already leafed out and growing beautifully :)

Red Mulberry

The mulberries did great and are growing rapidly. Much better than the late drop persimmons.

Red Mulberry

My Mulberry tree is doing well and looks like it will survive

Red Mulberry

Slow growing, starting to have a few buds after a couple months of being in the ground.

Red Mulberry

Amazing service, shipping, packaging and clear instructions for planting. Been in the ground for 4 days and looking great!

Red Mulberry

There all alive so far

Red Mulberry

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