• A picture of ripening Himalayan mulberries on a tree. The riper mulberries are a red to purple color, and hang in strands. The still ripening mulberries are light green.
  • A small tray of 2 Himalayan Mulberry and 2 jujube GA-866 young plants. The plants' leaves are a young, bright green.
  • Ripe jujube on a jujube GA-866 tree. The jujube are large and brown to yellow colored in the shade.
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Jujube GA-866 & Mulberry Variety Pack

Jujube GA-866 & Mulberry Variety Pack

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Diversify your orchard or edible garden with this 4-pack of MicroStarts' starter trees! Each starter pack includes two GA-866 jujube and two mulberries of the variety you choose, perfect for fruit lovers looking to add variety to their garden. Information about each tree type can be found below and in their individual product listings. Jujube and most mulberry trees shipped in winter are naturally leafless and dormant, ready to burst back to life with fresh growth in spring!

GA 866 Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba):
The GA 866 Jujube is a drought-tolerant tree that thrives in hot climates. It produces fruit that can be enjoyed fresh or dried, with dried jujubes resembling sweet, chewy marshmallows. Jujube are also known as Chinese Dates or Red Dates, and offer a nutritious, vitamin C-rich addition to your garden.
Mature Size: 12-16 ft
USDA Zones: 6- 11

Himalayan Mulberry:
Fast-growing and prolific, the Himalayan Mulberry produces sweet, slightly tart fruit that matures from pale yellow-green to deep pink/purple, reaching up to 4 inches long. This tree can yield hundreds of pounds of fruit annually. 
Mature Size: 45-65 ft
USDA Zones: 7-10

Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry:
Dwarf Everbearing Mulberries produce sweet, dark fruit throughout spring and early summer. Self-fruitful and easy to grow, these mulberries are perfect for container gardening or edible landscaping. 
Mature Size: 7-15 ft. tall and 6-15 ft. wide
USDA hardiness zones: 7-11

Pakistani Mulberry:
Pakistani Mulberries are known for their exceptionally long, ruby-red fruit that ripens to deep maroon, offering a sweet, rich flavor. These prolific producers bear fruit in late spring to early summer and are prized for their juicy, low-acid berries. Self-fruitful and vigorous, they thrive in the ground or large containers in warm climates.
Mature Size: 30-60 ft. tall and 20-30 ft. wide
USDA Hardiness Zones: 7-10

Jujube GA 866 produce large, elongated fruit (~1.5”) with a sweet, apple-like flavor. Himalayan Fruiting Mulberries produce 1.5–4 inches long fruit, which are pale green to deep pink/purple when ripe. Morus nigra fruits are juicy and richly sweet with deep, earthy undertones and a balanced tartness, offering a complex flavor reminiscent of blackberries and figs.

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Key Details
Scientific Name: Varies
Also Known As: Varies
USDA Zones: Varies
Sun Requirements: Full sun
Growth Rate: Moderate-Fast
Mature Height: Varies
Color: Green
Flower Color: Yellow, Green
Pollination: Self-Fruitful, but not self-pollinating
Chill Requirements: 150-200
Harvest Dates: Varies
Characteristics: Drought resistant, Disease resistant, Attracts pollinators, Edible, Fast-growing, Flowering, Self-fertile

Our plants are propagated via tissue culture, a clonal process that results in true to type, disease-free plants that are grown on their own roots. They have been grown in ellepots to promote healthy root development.

Planting & Care

Fresh from our greenhouse, these starter plants are ready for your nurturing touch. Gently acclimating them to their new home sets them up for healthy, long-lasting growth.

Want more tips about young tree care? Take a look at our young tree care guide!

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We take pride in our starter trees. If your starter tree arrives damaged, please contact us with photos and we’ll happily provide a replacement or refund.