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Mimosa Bonsai Tree

The exquisite rosy colored pom-poms that mimosa trees, Albizia julibrissin, produce are one of the reasons they are such a popular bonsai tree. Other ways these mimosa plants seem made for this art form include the delicate and fern like fronds covered in miniature leaves. These unique characteristics lend a particularly elegant and delicate feel to bonsai living sculptures. Mimosa trees also make great bonsai plants because they grow quickly. This means that the trunk and limbs of the plant thicken faster than other types of bonsai plants and sculpting them is thus easier. The exquisite rosy colored pom-poms that mimosa trees, Albizia julibrissin, produce are one of the reasons they are such a popular bonsai tree. Other ways these mimosa plants seem made for this art form include the delicate and fern like fronds covered in miniature leaves. These unique characteristics lend a particularly elegant and delicate feel to bonsai living sculptures. Mimosa trees also make great bonsai plants because they grow quickly. This means that the trunk and limbs of the plant thicken faster than other types of bonsai plants and sculpting them is thus easier. The fragrant flowers of a mimosa bonsai are what make it such a unique and beautiful plant. Blooming in summer, these flowers actually have no petals but instead delicate, silky clusters of white and pink stamens, the part of a flower that is usually centered among and smaller than the petals. This unique bloom gives this plant the nickname “silk tree” and even attracts butterflies, bees, hummingbirds and other garden pollinators when grown outside. One of the most unique characteristics of a mimosa bonsai is that each leaf on each branch folds and closes every evening or, if outside, during rainfall. This is a natural trait in Albizia julibrissin and is probably the most known fact about this plant. It was brought to Europe from the east during the 1780s by an Italian nobleman. As tall, wispy trees, mimosa trees have been popular as shades trees along the coasts of the United States since they were first imported over a hundred years ago. Only later was it discovered to also be an excellent bonsai tree.