It is very different than my pink blooming one. Yellow bloom from my mimosa ( photo / image / picture from glendann's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from glendann's Garden )
Hi Glenda, first one i have ever viewed,..looks like some kind of small creature with long hair,..cute plant.
Thats the way it looks to me Philip.I got seeds from up north.It must be for cold weather.It freezes back every yearand needs to be trimed back as it is late commingback each year and it grows taller each year.
What an unusual flower. I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like it before. Lovely photographs Glenda.
I believe what you have is Albizia lebbeck it's in our database but there is no information entered for it. Albizia lebbeck It and the Albizia julibrissin (Mimosa Tree, Silk Tree, Pink Siris) ( which is the most common Mimosa tree grown here) are of the same Genus but different species. It doesn't have the common name of Mimosa but is often referred to as a yellow Mimosa.
Wow.. that's pretty cool. Sure would have a few folks wondering what happened to the "regular" Mimosa.
Thank you toni.I had no idea it just so different Iwas afraid the dryness here last year killed it.It is alway th las thing to come bck in the sprng.It bloomed last year but of course I was in Montana and missed it.
