Question: Why avoid mulberry trees in urban settings?
Fast-growing, good shade, but shallow roots damage structures (homes, sidewalks, driveways). Plant 6+ feet from structures. Roots seek water—damage pipes/sewer lines (main urban deterrent).
Messy fruit: Staining if fruiting variety.
Pruning needs: Top-heavy, sagging branches break without specialized pruning to limit length.
Weak wood: Prone to wind failure.
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