Mimosa Seeds

Bring exotic elegance and unmatched charm to your landscape with Ceiba speciosa, also known as the Silk Floss Tree, Bombax, Kapok, or Chorisia speciosa. Native to Brazil and Argentina, this spectacular deciduous tree is prized for its vibrant pink, lily-like flowers—often streaked with white, purple, or deep red. The floral display becomes even more impressive as the tree matures, making it a stunning focal point in any garden. After flowering, the tree produces pear-shaped pods filled with silky fibers, historically used as natural stuffing material. Its iconic thorn-covered trunk adds architectural interest and texture, making it one of the most unique specimen trees in the world. This fast-growing ornamental thrives in warm climates, tolerates drought, and withstands temperatures down to 20°F once established. Whether you're creating a tropical oasis, an exotic garden, or a striking standalone specimen, the Silk Floss Tree is a spectacular choice. 🌱 Why Grow Silk Floss Tree (Ceiba speciosa) Seeds? 🌺 Spectacular pink blooms that intensify as the tree matures 🌳 Fast-growing, drought-tolerant, and easy to care for 🏡 A remarkable specimen tree with a thorny, sculptural trunk 🧵 Produces silky fiber pods—a unique bonus feature 🌴 Perfect for creating tropical, subtropical, and exotic landscapes 🌿 Growing Tips Climate: Best in zones 9–11; tolerates brief drops to 20°F Sunlight: Full sun for fastest growth and best flowering Soil: Well-draining soil; avoid waterlogged areas Watering: Drought-tolerant, but grows faster with regular watering Planting: Sow seeds in warm soil; lightly cover and keep moist Growth: Can reach 40–82 ft in ideal conditions ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How fast does the Silk Floss Tree grow?Very fast—especially with consistent watering. Growth occurs in spurts. Are the trunk thorns dangerous?The thorns are sharp and decorative. Plant with care away from walkways. Can it survive cold weather?Yes—established trees tolerate temperatures down to 20°F. How long until it blooms?Most trees flower within 3–5 years, depending on climate and care. Can I grow it in a pot?Yes, while young. However, it grows large and will eventually need ground planting. Where to Buy Silk Floss Tree Seeds?At Seeds World, we provide fresh, premium Ceiba speciosa seeds with fast U.S. shipping and dependable quality so you can grow with confidence.

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Add dramatic color, fragrance, and tropical elegance to your landscape with Red Mimosa Tree Seeds (Albizia julibrissin), also known as the Persian Silk Tree. This fast-growing perennial tree is beloved for its feathery fern-like foliage and striking red-pink powder puff flowers that bloom in summer. The flowers release a light, sweet fragrance and attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, making the Red Mimosa a standout ornamental and pollinator-friendly tree. Its wide, umbrella-shaped canopy provides filtered shade, perfect for patios, lawns, and garden borders. Highly adaptable and drought-tolerant once established, the Red Mimosa thrives in a wide range of soils and climates, making it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. 🌱 Why Grow Red Mimosa Tree Seeds? Stunning red-pink silk flowers Fast-growing ornamental shade tree Attracts pollinators & hummingbirds Drought tolerant once established Elegant fern-like foliage Ideal for landscapes, lawns & streets 🌿 Growing Tips Botanical Name: Albizia julibrissin Plant Type: Deciduous Perennial Tree Height: 20–40 feet Spread: 20–35 feet Light: Full sun Soil: Well-drained, adaptable to most soils Water: Moderate; drought tolerant once mature How to Germinate: Scarify seeds lightly or soak in warm water for 24 hours Sow seeds ¼–½ inch deep Keep soil warm (70–85°F) and evenly moist Germination typically occurs within 14–30 days 🌿 Tip: Mimosa trees prefer open, sunny locations for best flowering. ❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Is the Red Mimosa tree fast growing?Yes, it’s known for rapid growth, often several feet per year under ideal conditions. When does the tree bloom?Blooms appear in summer, producing showy red-pink silk flowers. Is it drought tolerant?Once established, the tree tolerates drought very well. Can it be grown in containers?Young trees can be grown in large containers but are best suited for in-ground planting. Does it attract wildlife?Yes, it attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Where to Buy Red Mimosa Tree Seeds for Sale?At Seeds World, we offer fresh Red Mimosa Tree seeds with fast U.S. shipping, so you can grow this stunning silk tree with confidence and success.

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Transform your garden with the exotic Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree — a breathtaking ornamental tree prized for its deep chocolate-purple foliage and silky pink pom-pom blooms. Unlike standard Mimosas, this rare variety features dramatic, tropical-looking leaves that shimmer burgundy to purple all season long, creating a show-stopping focal point in any landscape. Fast-growing, heat-tolerant, and drought-resistant once established, Albizia julibrissin thrives in warm climates and rewards growers with fragrant, pollinator-attracting flowers that bloom from early summer into fall. Perfect for bonsai lovers, landscape decorators, and collectors of rare botanical varieties. ✨ Create instant luxury, color, and elegance in your yard — starting from seed! 🌱 Why Grow Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree Seeds? Stunning chocolate-purple foliage unique to this cultivar Fluffy pink silk blossoms attract butterflies, bees & hummingbirds Fast-growing shade tree for patios, lawns, walkways & statement zones Drought tolerant & low maintenance once established Ideal for bonsai, large pots, or in-ground landscaping Rare, collectible ornamental tree not commonly found in nurseries 🌿 Growing Tips (Easy for Beginners!) Soak seeds 24 hours to soften the coat Light scarification improves germination Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost Plant 1/4" deep in well-draining soil Keep warm: 70–85°F Transplant outdoors in full sun Water consistently until established, then reduce watering ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How long do Summer Chocolate Mimosa seeds take to germinate?With soaking and scarification, seeds typically germinate in 10–21 days. Is this variety truly purple-leafed?Yes! Summer Chocolate Mimosa is known for its deep burgundy foliage, unlike standard green Mimosa trees. Can I grow this tree in a container or as bonsai?Absolutely — it performs beautifully as a bonsai or patio tree with regular pruning. Is it cold hardy?It thrives in Zones 6–10. In colder climates, grow as a container tree and overwinter indoors. How fast does it grow?Very fast — often 2–4 ft per year once established.

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Add a touch of exotic beauty to your garden with Mimosa Silk Tree Seeds! Known for its fast growth, hardiness, and fragrant, fluffy blooms, the Mimosa Silk Tree (Albizia julibrissin) is a stunning ornamental tree that provides a tropical flair to any landscape. Its unique, fern-like foliage and captivating pink flowers make it a favorite among gardeners looking to create a lush, vibrant outdoor space. Specifications for Mimosa Silk Tree Seeds: Season: Sow indoors in early spring; transplant or direct sow after the last frost USDA Zones: 6-9 Height: 20-40 feet at maturity Bloom Season: Late spring to midsummer Bloom Color: Pink, fluffy, and fragrant Environment: Full sun Soil Type: Well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral pH Deer Resistant: Yes Latin Name: Albizia julibrissin Temperature: Prefers 70-75°F (21-24°C) for germination Average Germ Time: 2-4 weeks Light Required: Full sun Depth: Sow seeds lightly covered with soil Sowing Rate: Thinly scatter seeds; no specific rate needed Moisture: Keep soil consistently moist during germination; drought-tolerant once established Plant Spacing: Space trees 15-20 feet apart for optimal growth Cultivation Instructions: Planting: Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours before planting to enhance germination. Sow seeds indoors in early spring or directly in the garden after the last frost. Use well-draining soil and cover seeds lightly with soil. Germination: Keep the soil moist and provide a warm environment (70-75°F) for germination, which typically takes 2-4 weeks. Transplanting: Once seedlings are established and all danger of frost has passed, transplant them to their final location in the garden, spacing trees 15-20 feet apart. Light: Mimosa Silk Trees thrive in full sun. Ensure they receive at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for optimal growth and blooming. Soil Type: Plant in well-draining soil. The tree is adaptable to various soil types but prefers slightly acidic to neutral pH. Watering: Water regularly during the establishment phase. Once established, Mimosa Silk Trees are drought-tolerant and require minimal watering. Fertilization: Fertilize in early spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and abundant blooms. Pruning: Prune in late winter to maintain shape and remove any dead or damaged branches. Avoid heavy pruning, as it can stress the tree. Pest Control: Monitor for common pests such as webworms and treat promptly with insecticidal soap or neem oil if necessary.

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Royal Poinciana Tree (Delonix regia) Seeds Delonix regia, commonly called flamboyant or royal poinciana, is a tropical tree that is native to Madagascar but has been widely planted around the world in tropical and semi-tropical areas. It typically grows to 30-40' tall with a broad-spreading, flat-topped, umbrella-like crown. Crowns of mature trees often spread to 60-70' wide. This tree is noted for featuring a superb ornamental display of showy scarlet flowers and compound mimosa-like leaves. In the U. S., it can be grown outdoors in the far southern areas of Florida, Texas, Arizona, and California plus Hawaii.This tree is deciduous in climates that have a dry season or mildly cool winter but otherwise are evergreen. Lacy, feathery, mimosa-like, bipinnately compound leaves to 8-15" long, each having 10-20 pairs of pinnae with further division into 25-35 pairs of smaller pinnules. Flowers (3-4") are a brilliant scarlet orange. Each flower has four spreading petals and a larger fifth petal (the banner) which has streaks of yellow and white.In the continental U. S., flowering typically occurs from late spring into summer. Flowers give way to flattened bean-like fruit pods (each 24" long). Where winter hardy, flamboyant is an outstanding flowering tree for gardens, parks, along streets, and for large front yards. Mature trees provide excellent shade. Winter hardy to USDA Zones 10-12 where it is easily grown in medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. Best with consistent moisture except during the dry/dormant season when watering should be reduced. Plants dislike temperatures that dip below 50 degrees F so bring them indoors before the temperatures start to drop. Flame Trees also make for some of the Most Stunning Bonsai specimens as well. Name: Royal Poinciana TreeScientific Name: Delonix regiaHardiness zone: 10 through 12Plant height: 30-40 feetLight requirements: full sunSoil & water preferences grow well in well-drained soils.Growing Instructions:1. Scarification: Soak in cold water for 24hrs2. stratification: No Required3. germination: pick out seeds that imbibe, sow imbibed seeds 1/4" deep, tamp the soil & mulch the seeds bed. Note* seeds that did not imbibe, re-scarify them again until imbibe.

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Golden Mimosa Tree - Acacia Baileyana Yellow Wattle Tree Flower Seeds This Acacia has silvery green feathery mimosa-type leaves and is evergreen. It is a fast grower and it blooms all year round. Outdoors it is not very cold hardy but can be enjoyed in cooler climates as a potted or houseplant. Indoors they will grow to a much smaller size than they would outdoors in the ground. They also make excellent bonsai specimens and have fragrant blooms. If you do grow yours outdoors, birds will love eating its seeds. Name: Acacia Golden MimosaOther Common Names: Bailey’s Wattle / Bailey Acacia / Cootamunda WattleScientific Name: Acacia BaileyanaColor: YellowPlant Seeds: Outdoors After Frost / Indoors Weeks Before Last FrostBloom Time: All Year RoundHardiness Zone: 8 - 11Plant Height: 20 - 30’Plant Spacing: 30 - 40’Light Requirements: Sun - IndoorsSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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Add exotic beauty and wildlife interest to your landscape with Dichrostachys cinerea, commonly known as Bell Mimosa, Sickle Bush, or Chinese Lantern Tree. This unique shrub or small tree is celebrated for its charming bi-colored “bell-shaped” flowers—lavender-purple on top, golden-yellow below—giving it a striking lantern-like appearance. Native to Africa and Asia, Bell Mimosa is drought-tolerant, fast-growing, and incredibly adaptable. It thrives in poor soils, heat, and dry climates, making it an outstanding choice for xeriscapes, wildlife gardens, and low-maintenance landscapes. Its fine, feathery foliage and showy blooms make it beautiful both as an ornamental shrub or bonsai specimen. Perfect for gardeners seeking a hardy, eye-catching, pollinator-attracting plant that thrives with minimal care. 🌱 Why Grow Bell Mimosa (Dichrostachys cinerea) Seeds? 🌸 Rare and exotic bi-colored fragrant blooms 🐝 Attracts bees, birds & pollinators 🌿 Thrives in dry, sandy, or rocky soils ☀️ Heat, drought & poor soil tolerant 🌳 Grows as shrub, tree, hedge, or bonsai 🌍 Easy to grow—great for beginners 🌿 Growing Tips Sow seeds in warm soil after frost. Lightly scarify or soak seeds 12–24 hours to improve germination. Plant in full sun for best flowering. Water moderately—Bell Mimosa prefers dry to average moisture. Prune to shape if growing as hedge or bonsai. Ideal for zones 9–11; grow indoors in cooler climates. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How tall does Bell Mimosa grow?Typically 6–20 ft depending on climate and pruning. Is it drought tolerant?Yes—this species thrives in hot, dry environments. Can I grow it in a container?Absolutely! It adapts well to container or bonsai culture. How long does germination take?Usually 1–4 weeks after scarification and warm soil. Is it suitable for beginners?Yes—Bell Mimosa is hardy, forgiving, and easy to grow. Where to Buy Bell Mimosa Seeds for Sale?At Seeds World, we offer fresh, high-quality Dichrostachys cinerea seeds with fast U.S. shipping—perfect for collectors, exotic plant lovers, and gardeners seeking unique flowering trees.

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Orange Mimosa Tree Seeds - Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin Introduce a touch of exotic beauty to your garden with Orange Mimosa Tree Seeds, from the Silk Tree variety, Albizia julibrissin. This perennial seed grows into a stunning ornamental tree known for its fluffy, vibrant orange-pink blossoms that resemble silk and attract a plethora of pollinators. Ideal for adding a tropical flair to temperate climates, the Mimosa Tree is not only visually striking but also provides pleasant, light shade with its fern-like foliage. Specifications for Orange Mimosa Tree Seeds - Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin: Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 6-9 Height: 20-30 feet Bloom Season: Summer Bloom Color: Orange-pink Environment: Full sun to partial shade Deer Resistant: Moderate Latin Name: Albizia julibrissin Temperature: Prefers warmth Germ Time: 2-4 weeks Light Required: Full sun preferred Depth: Sow 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep Moisture: Regular until established, then drought-tolerant Planting Instructions: Sun Exposure: Thrives in full sun to partial shade. Soil Type: Prefers well-drained, acidic to neutral soil. Watering Needs: Water regularly until established; drought-tolerant thereafter. Plant Spacing: Space seeds about 20-25 feet apart to accommodate mature size and spread. The Orange Mimosa Tree is perfect for gardeners looking to add long-lasting visual interest and a tropical touch to their outdoor spaces. Its unique flowers and adaptive nature make it a durable and captivating addition to any garden.

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A sensitive plant, (Mimosa pudica), also called the humble plant, plant in the pea family (Fabaceae) that responds to touch and other stimulation by rapidly closing its leaves and drooping. Native to South and Central America, the plant is a widespread weed in tropical regions and has naturalized elsewhere in warm areas. It is commonly grown as a curiosity in greenhouses.The plant is a spiny subshrub and grows to a height of about 30 cm (1 foot). It has compound leaves and small globular pink or mauve flower puffs. The plant’s unusually quick response to touch is due to rapid water release from specialized cells located at the bases of leaflet and leaf stalks.The leaves reopen in several minutes, and it is thought that this adaptation is a defense against browsing herbivores who may be startled by the movement. In addition to its response to physical stimuli, the leaves also droop in response to darkness and reopen with daylight, a phenomenon known as a nyctinastic movement. Name: Sensitive Plant, Touch Me NotScientific Name: Mimosa pudicaHardiness zone: 8Plant height: 5 feetLight requirements: full sun to part shadeSoil & water preferences grow well in well-drained soil.GROWING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Scarification: Soak in hot water for 24hrs, repeat process on seeds that did not imbibe2. stratification: none required3. germination: sow seeds 1/8" deep in the soil, tamp the soil & mulch the seedbed.

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Mimosa Tree Seeds (Albizia Julibrissin) "Persian Silk Tree" Native to Asia and in the Fabaceae family, this mimosa is named after nobleman Filippo degli albizzi who introduced it to europe in the mid~eighteenth century.The albizia is a fast-growing, small to medium-sized deciduous tree that will typically grow in a vase shape from 20' to 40' tall with an umbrella crown."The flowers are fragrant & attract bees. At night, the sensitive leaflets will close, or upon being touched anytime throughout the day."Mimosa EnergeticsIt calms disturbed Shen (anxiety, insomnia, bad dreams) and is an incredibly effective mood elevator. Mimosa is also used for irritability, depression, mood swings, poor memory, and excessive anger."They make some of the Most Beautiful Bonsai."Bloom Time: June to JulyZones: 6 to 9Light: Full Sun to Partly Shady, although the best Blooms will be achieved with Full Sun.Mimosa Germination:1) Lightly sand the hard shells.2) Bring water to a boil, pour it into a container placing the seeds in. Allow the seeds to cool with the water, and soak for 24 to 36 hrs.3) Sow appx. 1/8" deep in well-drained soil and keep moist for optimal germination.

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Sensitive Plant Seeds – Mimosa Pudica (30 Seeds) Meet the plant that moves when you touch it. This 30-seed pack of Mimosa pudica — the famous "touch me not" — lets you grow one of nature's most interactive plants right at home. Watch the feathery leaves fold closed at the lightest tap, then slowly reopen minutes later. A living conversation piece for windowsills, patios, and curious minds of all ages. Why Grow Mimosa Pudica? ✨ Instant reaction – leaves fold within seconds of touch 🌸 Delicate pink blooms appear in summer 🌱 Compact grower – perfect for pots, windowsills, or small garden beds 🏡 Versatile – thrives indoors or on a sunny patio 📦 30 fresh seeds in a sealed, moisture-proof foil sachet – tested for >85% germination What's in the Pack? You receive 30 freshly harvested Mimosa pudica seeds, packed in a moisture-proof foil sachet to preserve viability until you're ready to sow. Planting Guide Best Time to Sow: Mid-spring to late summer Pre-Soak: 12 hours in warm water to speed up germination Sowing Depth: ⅛ inch (3 mm) – lightly cover with sifted soil Light: Bright indirect sunlight, 6–8 hours daily Watering: Keep soil evenly moist – avoid waterlogging Germination: 7–14 days at 70–77°F (21–25°C) Transplant: Once seedlings develop 3 true leaves Frequently Asked Questions How long does Mimosa pudica live? In warm climates (USDA zones 9–11) it can behave as a short-lived perennial. In cooler regions, it's typically grown as an annual or indoor houseplant. Do I need to scarify the seeds? Scarification is optional. An overnight soak in warm water is usually enough to break dormancy and encourage sprouting. Is the sensitive plant safe for children and pets? Mimosa pudica is considered non-toxic. That said, keep curious pets away to prevent leaf damage — they may enjoy the movement a little too much! Why are there multiple variants if the seeds are the same? All variants contain identical seeds. The options showcase Mimosa pudica growing in different containers and lighting conditions to help you visualize how it might look in your own space.

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Woman's Tongue Tree White Mimosa Nectar Flower Albizia Lebbeck Legume Seeds The woman's tongue tree is very ornamental & has a long list of wonderful uses! A native of the tropics & sub-tropics, they are very tolerant of humidity, drought, & salty coastal conditions. The plants have traditional herbal & medicinal uses, are grown as an ornamental shade trees, & are used for erosion control. A woman’s tongue is a legume, so it helps the nitrogen levels in the soil to improve the soil’s fertility. They are also grown for honey production, with the flowers being very rich in nectar for honey bees, & are harvested for their quality hardwood lumber. Name: Woman's Tongue TreeOther Common Names: Lebbeck / Lebbeck Tree / Mimosa Lebbeck / Flea Tree / Frywood / Koko / Siris / Rain TreeScientific Name: Albizia LebbeckColor: WhitePlant Seeds: When Soil Temp Warms to 70fBloom Time: SpringHardiness Zone: 9 - 11Plant Height: 40 - 80'Plant Spacing: 40'Light Requirements: SunSoil & Water Preferences: Average

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Mimosa trees are a member of the Fabaceae family and are a popular ornamental tree in the home landscape. Also known as silk trees and Albizia silk trees, these beauties have a lovely feathery habit with wispy pink to rose aromatic flowers. Ideal for USDA planting zones 6 through 9, this tree provides light shade and adds a lovely burst of color amongst other deciduous or evergreen trees, or when used as a specimen. The fringed foliage ranges from bright green to chocolate brown, depending on the variety. Mimosas thrive in a variety of soil types and textures and may be found growing along roadsides or in abandoned fields in poor to average soils in full sun, although they can tolerate partial shade. Until the trees are well-established in your landscape, apply water when the top couple of inches of soil are dry to the touch; reduce water in winter. Suppress weeds by applying approximately 3 inches of organic mulch evenly out to the tips of the branches, but don't allow the mulch to touch the base of the tree. Withhold fertilizer for the first two to three years and then have the soil tested to determine if fertilizer is necessary. Quantity: 10 Red Mimosa Tree Seeds

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