10 Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree Seeds

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.