There are quite a few Mimosas around here. One is near McDonalds, and it smells wonderful when we eat there. Mimosas are also called Sensitive Trees, because touching the leaves makes them curl up! But this post and the next one are really about whet we found IN the Mimosa. Something I had never seen in my life! You will see in my next post!
“Be gentle with one another, sensitive. Forgive one another as quickly and thoroughly as God in
Christ forgave you.”
Ephesians 4
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oh no, I hate waiting, and now I am trying to guess what it was in the tree that you have never seen... that first shot looks like a Chinese Painting.. all the photos are GORGEOUS..
I didn't know that this would grow into a tree.I have seen houseplants that are called Sensitive Plants and they act the same.Also didn't know they had beautiful flowers like this.See,blogging is educational. :)
oh wow, those are really pretty. Now I'm curious about what you found.
I love a mystery and you have our curiosity up! Your photos are gorgeous. The little individual blooms remind me of fireworks. We were happy to find two of these trees in our new yard, but they have already bloomed this year.
Have a nice evening.
So lovely and then a surprise inside too? Very fun!
At first look at your title, I thought it was the mimosa weed plant. Now I know this tree is call mimosa. I have seen this mimosa tree here and the flowers are pretty!
Beautiful mimosas, Ginny! It brightens up the whole area.. Nice!!
Mimosas are pretty ---but as I said on Facebook, they can be very invasive... My mother and Daddy had 2 of them in the yard --and had to keep digging up sprouts of new ones growing all over the yard.. She said that that wasn't fun... BUT--they are still pretty.
Hugs,
Betsy
They are stunning! I didn't know they curl up leaves when touched. That's very cute :-)
Love the bright pink color. Their flowers look like fireworks!
I look forward to you next post. Happy Friday!
You took great photos Ginny, so beautiful! They always look very exotic and tropical looking to me.
They really pop!
I planted my comfrey, but I'm sure it must grow wild in some places.
Now you've definitely piqued my curiosity!! What did you see?
So lovely Ginny. I remember as a child getting a kick out of touching the leaves and watching them curl.
Amazing!!! Beautiful!!!
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