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does this mimosa has any goodies? Options
 
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#21 Posted : 2/8/2013 4:14:56 PM

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It looks like a Caesalpinia Mexicana to me.

But its hard to tell without seeing fully developed bark.



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#22 Posted : 2/9/2013 1:39:22 AM

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↑ imo the leaf shape seems off
acacian wrote:
isn't that top one with the pink flowers albizia julibrissin?

apparently.
when i google imaged "mimosa hostilis flower" i saw 7 pictures of silk mimosa flowers, and only 3 white ones (which admittedly i didn't even notice, as i gave it such a cursory glance)..

my mistake Embarrased

EDIT: also are you/they sure it is a mimosa genus, not just a mimosoideae/mimosaceae subfamily or mimosae tribe?
the only yellow flowers i can find in mimosa genus are little puffballs (almost like acacia flowers).
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#23 Posted : 2/9/2013 4:16:38 AM
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The plant with the pink flower is common around my neighborhood - I will ask my local nurseryman for a correct ID ... BTW , yes , I believe that both species are fabiacaes ...
 
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#24 Posted : 2/9/2013 6:30:37 AM
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I have just been to my local nursery , taking with me a cutting of the pink flowered plant , collected on the way ... It is a Calliandra [ according to the proprietor ] , possibly C . Tweedii . . And yes , somebody above suggested the yellow-flowered specimen might be a Caesilpinia , which was my thought also at first , but I do not know enough myself to speculate on that one ...
 
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#25 Posted : 2/9/2013 7:27:47 AM

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Major Tom wrote:
possibly C . Tweedii

i know those grow all over california..

it is mimosoideae, but idk if it has been tested for actives or not.
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