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The flowers of Mimosa xanthocentra are small but striking, often with a distinct yellow hue, which is where the species name “xanthocentra” (from Greek “xanthos” meaning yellow) originates. These flowers are typically borne in dense, spherical clusters, making them a beautiful addition to gardens and natural landscapes.. Mimosa Acacia dealbata, also known as the silver wattle, blue wattle, or mimosa flower, is a species of the legume family Fabaceae. It is native to southeastern Australia in New South Wales, Tasmania, Victoria, and the Australian Capital Territory and broadly introduced in the Mediterranean, warmer temperate, and highland tropical landscapes.

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In Italy, the mimosa flower took on new significance in the 1940s, becoming a symbol of the women’s movement. Representing solidarity and resistance, mimosa adorned the lapels and hair of women advocating for their rights. Its vibrant yellow blooms served as a beacon of hope in the fight for equality.. The mimosa is a very ornamental evergreen shrub or small tree that we appreciate for its winter flowering, in yellow and fragrant glomeruli, like acacia dealbata, commonly called winter mimosa. In Latin, the mimosa is called acacia. The plant belongs to the fabaceae family. There are more than 1,200 species of mimosa, most of them […]