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cutting back Mimosa Hostilis for overwintering Options
 
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#1 Posted : 7/16/2018 5:02:30 PM

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I have seen some reports that Mimosa Hostilis will grow back if cut to the base. I do have many plants that die back and grow from the roots so i am considering planting the tree that I bring inside for the winter usually out in the yard and seeing what happens if I cut it back to the ground in late fall and cover the stump with straw. We do have some freezes but generally nothing like northern climates. I am in FDA Zone 8.

It has been a container plant for 4 years and bringing her in is becoming very difficult even though the container has stunted the growth a bit. She is not for extracting but for her living magical presence.

Does this sound like it might work?
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