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Jan 08, While this disease has helped reduce the number of mimosas in Florida, this tree is still not recommended for planting in the landscape. The best way to get rid of a mimosa tree is to cut it down at ground level.

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Mimosas are able to re-sprout after being cut back so. Jul 19, It is huge now and blooms very well. I have Mimosa tree starts all over my yard about a foot to two foot tall. We pull them out but they sprout up every year here and there. So yes, the answer is you can grow one off of a start. BeckybluEstimated Reading Time: 4 mins. Sep 21, Take cuttings in the spring or early summer to propagate your mimosa tree.

Cut at an angle a two-inch-long side shoot with a piece of old wood attached (a “heel”). Remove the lower leaves from the cutting, allowing two upper leaves to remain. Insert the severed end of the cutting into a two-inch planter pot filled with moistened peat moss.

You can grow mimosa in a container, though you'll have to stay on top of keeping it well-watered. Let it go dry just once and it will brown, drop leaves and look haggard - though a good pruning will encourage new growth.

A.K.A. (also known as): Powderpuff Mimosa. Jun 07, Not trying to be the plant police, just trying to dispel any misconceptions about what invasive plants do.

I would be extremely surprised if mimosa won't grow from cuttings. This is one tough plant to kill, usually a sign of something easy to propagate.