How long does it take a mimosa tree to grow?

Answer 1

Approximately how long does it take to grow a mimosa tree?

It depends, of course, on how big the tree is when you call it "grown". A mimosa tree can sprout and grow several inches in a few days or weeks depending on the weather. Depending on your zone and the nutrients in your soil, the amount of rain, the placement (sun/part sun, etc.) the tree will grow at different rates. To become what we would think of as a tree, as opposed to a bush, takes several years. 10 years is a good, round number. It is soft wood, so grows more quickly than an oak. It also matures and starts to decay much, much faster.

It's really NOT a simple question, but hope this answer has helped.

Answer 2

Here in Taxes, I see they are flowering in late May and June.

Answer 3

The mimosa can get 25 - 35 feet tall and can spread 35 ft.

Answer 4

Yes.

There is also a mimosa TREE in Florida that produces feathery blooms.

Answer 5

Yes