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Oh wow I just read your description, you have grown all those trees in pots?

i think Geraldi is Morus Nigra,

i know the reds and whites grow very fast. like weeds.

i cant imagine trying to grow any of my mulberries in a 10gal container.

that said, i am not familiar with Geraldi, and the good thing is hard pruning doesnt phase them (at least not reds and whites)... i have a red i cut to the ground every year, and it keeps coming back.

i would do a bit of research on the web to understand its growth patterns.

Dwarf Persian and Noir of Spain from Burnt Ridge in 15-20 gal fabric pot.

Strawberry Verte fig in 12 gal plastic pot

I don't think Geraldi is a nigra. It has a very high yield of good fruit and stays small. It can easily be grown in a pot.

I'm not sure what you read but I've grown nearly every fruit I could name ouyside of tropicals in pots. I remember fruiting an apricot in a 3 gal pot and the fruit was delicious. The fruit from potted trees tends to be small maybe because I haven't thinned enough. But quality is good.

I'll list ones I'm sure about: apricot, plum, pluot, sweet cherry, nectarine, citrus, grapes, apple, blueberry, blackberry, figs, mulberries, and probably more.

Star in 12 gal

The first picture above is my current two nigras in a pot. They aren't centered because I just cut out the two white/reds. The later didn't taste good and are way more vigorous vs nigra.

Don't worry much about tree size or vigor. A pot will tame the size. I don't remember anything that didn't fruit.

Black Diamond in a 3 gal pot

Bing and Rainier on one tree in 12 gal pot.

The following is my current in ground greenhouse setup. Rows are 5.5ft apart and I have a fig growing nursery in the alley ways, almost as tight as pots..lol

Just saw this @fruitnut. I am amazed at what you are doing. I was getting despondent due to lack of space and you have shown me a great option.