Mulberry trees are deciduous. Polymorphism is very important - leaves are thin, bright and light green. Leaves are thick, rough and dark green. Leaves are thin, green and cordate. Leaves are oval-elliptic, often not symmetrical, light green.
Leaves are oval, often lanceolate, and deep green.
The colour depends on the cultivar. Black fruits only. The fruits of mulberry trees can be eaten for dessert. Excellent juice and syrups. Most interesting cultivars are these who give black fruits.