The Herb of Happiness! 🌸 Is it any wonder that Mimosa is given such high praise? This beautiful tree heavily adorned with pink tuffets grows throughout Appalachia. The flowers and leaves are both edible. The flowers/pods can be eaten like vegetables and the leaves are great added to stews! I am focusing on tincture today. Pink mimosa flowers should be collected at their peak blooming time and immersed in an alcohol (I use ever clear) base. I have sat it in a cool, dark space where I will shake

Mimosa trees come in various varieties, each with unique traits. The classic Mimosa tree is known for its fern-like foliage and fluffy pink flowers. Evey’s Pride boasts profuse pink blooms, while Summer Chocolate stands out with bronze-colored foliage. Despite differences, all are drought-tolerant and attract butterflies.🌸 #smithsgardentown #mimosatree #mimosa #gardening #landscapedesign #texastrees #bloomingtree | Smith's Gardentown

Please watch this BEFORE consuming Mimosa tree! ⚠️ Sorry to pull the whole “read the caption” thing for this one, but there is so much important information to cover on this subject that I am not able to fit it into the short video format. I still remember in 2018 when I tried this herb for the very first time. My friends and I found the trees quite easily, harvested the bark and made a decoction. There were four of us, and of that, two, including myself, experienced the side effects described i