• Dwarf mulberry tree, ideal for pots
• Self-fertile
• Fruits from late spring to autumn
• Plant of the Year RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017

Mulberry ‘Mojo Berry’ is an exciting new dwarf variety, compact enough to grow in a large pot and producing delicious juicy berries from late spring to late autumn. Perfect for small spaces and easy to grow, it’s self-fertile and starts to fruit from a very young age. ‘Mojo Berry’ was awarded ‘Plant of the Year’ at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2017.

How you will receive your plants:

Selected by our team of experts and sent from our nursery, you will receive your plant in a pot, ready to plant out.

Can’t plant straight away?

Place the pot in a sheltered spot outdoors and water regularly to keep the soil moist.

Planting tips and hints:

Planting in the ground: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil, in a sunny, sheltered position. Before planting, dig in a soil conditioner such as well-rotted farmyard manure to improve the soil.

Planting in containers: Plant in a container filled with a loam-based compost like John Innes no 3.

Aftercare:

Water regularly in the first year after planting. Prune lightly in late winter or early spring if necessary to remove dead or damaged branches. Feed plants in the ground with a slow-release high potash feed in spring then mulch with compost or well-rotted farmyard manure. Feed container-grown plants monthly with a high-potash feed during the growing season. Re-pot container-grown plants in spring if needed.

When to plant and what to expect at different times of the year

You can plant hardy shrubs, trees and perennials at any time of the year avoiding the two extremes of heat and cold. During the summer months when it is hot and dry the need for watering becomes crucial to aid successful establishment and in the winter when the soil is frozen the plants will not be in active growth either above or below ground and risk getting cold damage. The same is true on the stage or growth you can expect your plants to be delivered in and this will be directly related to the time of year and the season.

When ordering through the year, here’s a summary of what to expect when receiving your plants:

Spring Months: Plants supplied in spring will be starting to show signs of active growth above and below ground.

Summer Months: Plants supplied in the late summer will be more advanced in size and flower stage

Autumn Months: In the autumn plants will be changing colour, showing signs of leaf colour breakdown and be preparing to shut down for winter.

Winter Months: Plants ordered and supplied during the winter months will be dormant and therefore may not be showing growth above the soil level or consist of bare branches with no leaves or bare roots with no soil.

These are all perfectly normal and natural for these types of plants growing in the northern hemisphere. All will still have a very healthy root system that can be planted when the weather is favourable by keeping the new soil level equal to the pot level and therefore not covering the crown of the plant at all. Planting during the autumn and winter months will allow for early establishment in the season and a bigger and better display throughout the main growing season. For more information on our plant sizes click here.