Blooms for Months in Nearly Any Climate

Merging strength with beauty, the Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree, also known as the EH Wilson Mimosa, truly lives up to its name. This landscape staple withstands freezing temperatures down to -10 degrees, making it the hardiest Mimosa variety available, and it thrives under heavy layers of ice and snow.

That means pretty blooms and greenery up North or down South, since its also tolerant of drought conditions. In fact, the Mimosas canopy flourishes around the middle of June, with hundreds of pink blossoms that remain until September. The tough, durable Mimosa flourishes in the hottest areas of the South and continues to bloom during long, dry summer days.

Plus, it stands strong against poor soil and conditions, too. Theres nothing the EH Wilson Mimosa cant do it grows quickly and effortlessly, without the need for hassle. Especially since weve planted and grown it for months in advance, long before we ship.

Now, you get durability and amazing good looks in one package. You get versatility in planting and growing since the Cold Hardy Mimosa doesnt need much to keep it going. See what all the hypes about get your EH Wilson Mimosa Tree today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Start by selecting an area with well-drained soil, which also receives around 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day. When youre ready to plant, dig your hole twice as wide as the root ball and just as deep. Place the tree into the planting hole and gently spread the roots by combing them with your hands. Then, back fill the soil and water your planting site.

2. Watering: Youll only need to water your Mimosa during extended dry periods. A steady flow of water from a hose for about 10 to 15 minutes, once every two weeks, should be enough.

3. Fertilizing: When fertilizing your Mimosa, select an all-natural, organic, slow-release tree fertilizer. Fertilize in the early part of the spring growing season when it’s not too hot or cold. Check your forecast to be sure no heavy rainfall will occur within a couple of days of applying the fertilizer. Apply to the soil according to the package instructions. Water after applying your fertilizer to prevent salt buildup.

4. Pruning: Your Mimosa will not require very much attention but could benefit from some minor pruning in the fall season. Remove branches growing along the lower trunk area at a 45-degree angle with sterilized pruning shears. Also, removing the lower limbs encourages more growth towards the top of the tree.