Mulberry tree

Hello,
do you mean the question that asks—-
” Our mulberry tree seems to have shifted in the branches and is leaning forward can you give me information about pruning or drastically cutting the limbs and how the tree might react in the growth or new growth of it”

See pic have any ideas where to cut or what not to see photos

Can u help

Hello,

Weeping mulberries may have a tendency to lean over. You could possible brace or prop lower branches if it is extreme. Weeping mulberries are fast growers and by the end of the summer, their branches can be dangling on the ground. They can become quite tangled and messy. They can also tolerate a severe pruning. As with all pruning, begin by removing dead and crossing branches—with a weeping mulberry, you do this by standing under it and inspecting the crown. Here are two articles which explain methods of pruning weeping mulberries.

https://www.gardenatoz.com/what%27s-up!/ensemble-weekly-editions/winter/what%27s-up-172-warm-winter,-nightlights,-serviceberry,-bare-twig-id/deadly-dense-mulberry/

https://www.torontogardens.com/2010/03/technique-tips-pruning-weeping-mulberry.html/

You can also contact a certified arborist to help you with the tree.

Go to www.treesaregood .org the website of the International Society of Arboriculture to find an arborist near you.

I hope this helps you with your tree. Thank you for contacting Ask an Expert.