🌸 Mimosa flowers: Happiness Tincture This tree is invasive - do not plant it! 1. Chop fresh flowers, put in a clean jar. 2. Cover the flowers completely with high-proof alcohol⁠ 3. Seal the jar and store it in a cool, dark place for at least 5-6 weeks, shaking occasionally. ⁠ 4. Strain out the flowers and funnel your tincture into a glass bottle with a dropper. ⁠ 5. Check for recommended dosage guidelines for herbal tinctures.⁠ NOTE: We are not doctors-- research and use at your own risk.

Have you ever noticed fuzzy pink, silky stranded flowers in trees around the end of June and beginning of July? Did you know that they are edible and medicinal? Let’s learn a bit more! Firstly, it is important to note that these blog posts are meant to bring and expand these plants into our awareness. […]

The mimosa tree has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine for healing. And in Latin American Medicine from South America for healing many health challenges. Mimosa helps …

Knoxville, Tn based herbalist Rachel Milford offers herbal teas and other herbal products for sale. This site also includes info about healing with herbs and whole foods.

Ah, it is late June, and the Mimosa trees are blooming! These pink, fluffy trees are cartoonish but beautiful, looking like "truffula tuft" trees from Dr. Seuss books!

Mimosa tree (Albizia julibrissin) is an unmistakable beauty, with its frond leaves, otherworldly pink flowers, and long seed pods. Each element appears to dance weightlessly on the breeze. When Mimosa is in flower, its delicate scent, reminiscent of gardenia and fruit, fills the air. Learning of Mimosa’s foremost herbal indication as a mood balancer and

This Herbalist Day, Mimi Hernandez, RH(AHG) shares with us a celebratory cheer with her sparkling Mimi’s Mimosa Mimosa recipe!

Did you know Mimosa had medicinal benefits? NO! Not the yummy drink Mimosa, although that would be good right now, I mean the TREE Mimosa(Albizia julibrissin). Nearby tree that I will get the flowe…

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A simple, yet beautiful flower, the symbolism of the mimosa tree is varied, depending on location and culture. Here’s what you need to know about it.