The mimosa tree (Albizia julibrissin) is considered invasive in several states with warm climates, including California, Texas, and Florida. The seeds are widely dispersed by wind, water ...

Why, when I was a kid, at the nadir of sensibility and good taste, I thought mimosa (Albizia julibrissin) was the prettiest ...

Oahu’s albizia infestation isn’t as pervasive as Hawaii island’s, but there are more roads, trails, power lines and homes with trees encroaching on them, officials said.

Albizia mimosa are the ones that suffer most often from this disease. This fungus colonizes and clogs the tree’s vascular (water-conducting) tissue, and interferes with the movement of plant sap ...

The mimosa often, but not always, develops multiple trunks. Trimming off the smaller of the two branches or trunks would not solve your problem and would only leave the tree lopsided. The mimosa ...

ADVERTISING HILO — East Hawaii’s albizia-free makeover continues. Crews from Hawaii Electric Light Co. began targeting the invasive trees growing alongside state roads last month, under a ...