Sandy Soil Color Kit
Get a lush and low-maintenance landscape with our Sandy Soil Color Kit
- Includes 3 plants curated to thrive in sandy soil
- Plant the easy-care Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree as a focal point, and add the vibrant Russian Sage and Becky Shasta Daisy as contrasting accents
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Pairs impressive drought-tolerance with long-lasting color
Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree
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Becky Shasta Daisy
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Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree
Mimosa Trees
These are absolutely beautiful trees!! They came as sticks and within weeks had these beautiful leaves and now ones even flowering already 😍 I'm blown away!! I'm so in love with these trees. Thank you to whoever grew these. Mimosas are my favorite!!
Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree
Cold Hearty Mimosa is Looking Hearty!
Package arrived in great condition and the tree is growing like crazy. I've only had it for 6-8 weeks but so far so good. I do however have the same questions that Diana M. posted on 5/3/2024. Would be awesome if you could share in the feedback response area best tips for early care of these particularly for those of us in the North East (New York, Hudson Valley Zone 6a).
Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree
Mimosa
Love my mimosa
Becky Shasta Daisy
Becky Shasta Daisy
Has taken off and almost doubled in size in a few short weeks. Very hearty plants and we are looking forward to their flowers!
Cold Hardy Mimosa Tree
Mimosa
We planted these in the fall, two sticks. Now they resemble more of a palm tree which is fine. I misplaced the instructions on the trees. When do we remove the stick that was attached to the trunk and what is the best way to take care of the trees so they grow correctly? Thank you, Diana If you have a guide that would be great.