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Black Mulberry Tree (Shehtoot)

Morus nigra – Traditional Black Mulberry Tree for Pakistani Gardens

  • ✓ Dark, rich fruit with deep berry flavor and antioxidant benefits
  • ✓ Long-living, drought-resistant tree ideal for all regions of Pakistan
  • ✓ Performs best in Punjab, Sindh, KP plains, and Balochistan valleys
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Plant Details

Everything you need to know before you plant

Long-Lived
Botanical Name Morus nigra (Black Shehtoot)
Growth Rate Moderate to fast
Harvest Time May-June
Mature Height 18-30 ft
Mature Width 15-25 ft spread
Spacing 12-20 ft apart
Suitable Zones 7-11 outdoors / 4-11 in containers with seasonal adjustments
Sunlight Full sun

Best Growing Areas

Where this plant performs best across Pakistan

Guaranteed Thrive Zones

Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Hyderabad, Karachi, Jacobabad, Central/southern Punjab, Sindh

Covered under our Alive & Thrive Guarantee

Conditional Zones

Islamabad, Abbottabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Northern Balochistan

Will grow with seasonal care, wind shelter, and deep soil prep. Alive and Thrive Guarantee does not apply.
Arrival Instructions

Unpack, place in semi-shade, water lightly, and allow 2 days to recover before full sun exposure.

Expert Tip

Ripe black shehtoots stain hands and clothes but deliver unbeatable flavor. Harvest early in the morning when fruit is firm and glossy. Use netting or light pruning to control height for easy picking.

Planting And Care

Outdoor: Select a sunny, wind-sheltered site. Dig a 2x2 ft hole and mix native soil with compost and sand (40/40/20). Ensure drainage is good—add crushed bricks or gravel if needed. Ideal planting seasons: Spring (Feb–April) or Fall (Sept–Nov).
Container: Use a deep 24"+ container with multiple drainage holes. Soil mix should be 40% soil, 40% organic compost, 20% coarse sand. Re-pot every 3–4 years to avoid rootbinding.

Watering

Water deeply once or twice a week during summer. Let top 2 inches dry before watering again.
In cooler zones, reduce watering in winter to once every 10–12 days.
Avoid overwatering—black mulberries dislike soggy roots.

Fertilizing

Feed with balanced fruit tree fertilizer (NPK 8-8-8 or 10-10-10) every 6-8 weeks during active growth (March-September).
Add compost or bone meal during winter prep to support root strength.

Pruning

Prune in late winter before new growth starts. Focus on thinning crowded branches and shaping the canopy.
Remove suckers and water sprouts at the base regularly to keep energy directed to fruiting wood.

Weather Protection

Rarely bothered by pests, but keep an eye out for scale or aphids—spray neem oil monthly as preventive.
In Islamabad, Quetta, or cooler parts of KP, mulch heavily in winter and protect young trees with frost cloth during cold snaps.

Why Buy
  • ✓ Traditional Pakistani variety with bold, dark fruit
  • ✓ Grown locally for climate resilience
  • ✓ Hardy, pest-resistant, and long-lived
  • ✓ Ideal for shade, food forests, or permaculture
  • ✓ Alive and Thrive Guarantee in compatible zones

About Black Mulberry Tree (Shehtoot)

A Bold, Fruitful Heritage Tree for Your Garden

The Black Shehtoot (Morus nigra) is one of Pakistan’s most cherished traditional fruit trees. With its deeply colored, tangy-sweet mulberries and graceful canopy, it’s both productive and ornamental. Revered for generations in rural gardens and farmsteads, Black Shehtoot offers seasonal harvests packed with flavor and nutrition.

It’s known for its long lifespan and strong adaptability. Once established, it produces abundantly every year and is highly tolerant to heat, drought, and poor soils. Whether you're planting in a backyard, orchard, or urban courtyard—this tree is a timeless choice.

Low Maintenance & Suitable for All Skill Levels

This tree is beginner-friendly, making it ideal for home growers, schools, and farms alike. It grows vigorously, provides ample shade, and attracts bees and birds. It’s especially well-suited for hotter, drier areas in Pakistan where other fruit trees struggle.

Plant a Black Shehtoot Today – A Time-Tested Tree for Sweet Harvests and Shade in Every Pakistani Garden!