A former California resident wants to plant fruitless mulberry in Casco, Maine. Local nurseries don't carry it.
Fruitless mulberry (Morus alba cultivars) is hardy to USDA Zone 4–5, so central Maine (Zone 5a/4b) is within range. However, local availability is the best indicator of proven performance.
Proceed with local expert guidance before investing.
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