Mulberry

Can I Grow Pakistan?

Pakistan mulberry produces the longest mulberries in the world — 3-4 inch fruits with intense, complex sweetness that tastes like a blend of raspberry and honey. It's the gourmet mulberry that converts skeptics into fans.

Growing Requirements

Chill Hours

200

Hardiness Zones

7-8-9-10

Harvest

May to July

Pollination

Self-fertile

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About Pakistan

Pakistan mulberry produces the longest mulberries in the world — 3-4 inch fruits with intense, complex sweetness that tastes like a blend of raspberry and honey. It's the gourmet mulberry that converts skeptics into fans.

Pakistan requires 200 chill hours — the number of hours between 32°F and 45°F during winter dormancy. Without enough chill, the tree may fail to flower properly or produce poor fruit.

⚠️ Common Challenges

Not cold-hardy below Zone 7; fruit is extremely fragile and stains badly; trees can be brittle in wind.

❌ Common Misconception

Will Pakistan produce more fruit in colder climates?

Not necessarily. Pakistan only needs 200 chill hours. Planting in very cold zones (6 or colder) risks winter damage without improving fruit production. The ideal zones are 7-10 where the tree gets enough chill without excessive cold stress.

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Chill hour data from ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus/ECMWF). Variety information compiled from university extension services.