Q: My spectacular mimosa was transplanted from my yard in Boston to my summer cottage on Cape Cod but died suddenly this summer after 20 years. The flowers, leaves and pods all suddenly dropped, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Purchasing the trees at various heights is usually fairly affordable, but there are several trees near our home, so I decided to ...

I’ve been trying to grow a mimosa tree from pods I picked from a tree nearby, but I’m not having any luck. I’ve used green seeds, brown seeds, nipped the edges and placed them in potting soil. No luck ...

Q. We have a neighbor who plans to plant a mimosa tree. He says he can and will control its growth. My neighbors and I are concerned that controlling its seed dispersal will be close to impossible.

Who wouldn't want to include a tree with pretty pink pom-pom type flowers with fernlike leaves in their landscape? The mimosa or silk tree was once a coveted plant and in high demand throughout the ...

Q. Other than gathering them from my neighbor's yard, where can I find mimosa seeds or pods? I want them to solve an erosion problem. -- K.S.P., Conroe A. I haven't come across a commercial source for ...