In our area mulberry trees are just large weeds. They spring up as undergrowth more often than not.
Mine is starting to bolt and mine is inside. (It’s probably from the longer daylight coming through the windows or something but I reserve the right to be annoyed anyway.
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It grew on the property line in the access path beside our shed. That’s why it has to go
In USA the Red mulberry is native. However someone brought over Chinese white mulberry, for silk worms, and they are invasive.
Our mulberry trees are growing as undergrowth under Leyland Cypress we planted decades ago(a mistake to say the least) so we let them go generally because we sort of like the forest-y border around the property. We also have black cherry trees that seem to want to root EVERYWHERE. Have one that took to an area near our shed and chicken coop which ended up being in a near perfect spot so it lives on.
