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The bramble mulberry adapts to most soil types, but prefers a well-drained soil, rich in organic matter and slightly acidic. A sunny spot is recommended to promote good fruiting.
It is recommended to prune the bramble mulberry at the end of winter or in early spring. Remove dead stems and canes that have already fruited to encourage vigorous new growth. Training the new stems on a trellis is also advised to make harvesting easier.
For a family garden, the ‘Jumbo’ variety is ideal thanks to its lack of thorns, its disease resistance and its production of large, juicy blackberries. ‘Triple Crown’ is also a good option for its giant fruit and high yield.
A bramble mulberry starts producing fruit about two to three years after planting. The harvest period generally runs from July to October, depending on the variety and climatic conditions.
To prevent disease, avoid planting the bramble mulberry in north-facing or overly damp areas. Prune regularly to avoid overcrowded stems and ensure good air circulation. Mulching around the base of the plant also helps retain moisture and protect the roots.
Discover our selection of bramble mulberries, robust shrubs that are easy to grow. Ideal for any garden, they produce tasty and juicy blackberries, perfect for your jams and desserts. Find the right strain for your space, whether it’s large or small, with thornless options for easy harvesting. Learn how to plant, prune, and maintain your mulberry trees to ensure abundant production each year.
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