Out Of This World Weeping Chocolate Mimosa Tree
Mimosa can tolerate a variety of growing.
Weeping chocolate mimosa tree. Dramatic deep purple fern-like foliage graces the pendulous. The tree has a wide-spreading crown with finely divided leaves and in summer the tree is covered with clusters of beautiful large pink and white flowers that look like tufts of silk threads the crest on the head of a peacock or a powder puff. Only 10 left in stock - order soon.
In Tree Plants Seeds. Usually found in the top quarter of tree hang-ing. Browse pictures and read growth cultivation information about Albizia Pink Siris Weeping Mimosa Tree Weeping Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin Ishii Weeping supplied by member gardeners in the.
The chocolate mimosa tree is a small deciduous tree with chocolate-burgundy foliage. The dark leaves are the perfect backdrop for the delicate almost ethereal cherry-cordial-pink flowers that explode over the tree in the summer. Just visit the Daves Garden Plantfiles entry for Albizia julibrissin to discover the full gamut of opinions about this tree ranging from glorification to near-loathing.
5 Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree Seeds Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin Seed 714. This fast growing deciduous tree has a wide umbrella shaped canopy with beautiful bronze-green fern-like leaves appearing in late spring. This exciting new introduction developed by the breeders at NC State combines the weeping framework of Ishii Weeping with the premier deep-burgundy fern-like foliage of Summer Chocolate.
Chocolate Fountain Mimosa is a deciduous tree with a rounded form and gracefully weeping branches. Albizia julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Mimosa or Silk Tree. Description Albizia julibrissin or Silk Tree is a member of the Fabaceae legume family.
Also called silk tree the mimosa tree Albizia julibrissin is a versatile shade tree with lacy leaves and fragrant soft but spiky puffs of flowers. As if that werent enough this is a weeping form of mimosa so the tree grows into a lovely fountain form with deeply arching branches. Mimosa Trees produce seeds that are enjoyed by many wild animals including birds.