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Planting Mimosa Seeds in Southern California

Invasive Potential

Mimosa (Albizia julibrissin) can be invasive; check local guidelines.

Planting Instructions

Plant 1/2 inch deep in warm, damp (not soggy) soil.
Germination in 5-10 days.
Transplant seedlings at 2 inches tall to individual pots.
Harden off 7-10 days in shade before full sun.
Best planting time: Spring.

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