Mulberry Mojo Berry Fruit Plant

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£21.95

Mulberry Mojo Berry Fruit Plant is a fantastic compact variety, ideal for bringing home-grown fruit to patios, allotments and smaller gardens. Slow growing and naturally dwarf in habit, it forms an attractive deciduous shrub reaching around 1.5m when kept in a container, or a small tree up to 2.5m when grown to maturity in the ground. Dark green, heart-shaped foliage gives it plenty of ornamental appeal, and this exceptional variety was named RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year in 2017. Unlike many traditional mulberries, this variety produces fruit on both old and new wood, helping to p

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