* The mimosa tree, an ornamental plant with pink, soft, and silky fragrant flowers, gets its name from the Greek word ‘mimos,’ which means ‘mimic,’
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ed brown, on Flickr
alby
Loc: very eastern pa.
... FIREWORKS.... well done, as usual... like it
Something different is always intriguing. I like this a lot with the fine detail and dark background.
Well done
Beautiful! Have you ever seen the old movie, "The Uninvited"? Mimosa plays an important role in it.
sb
Loc: Florida's East Coast
And yet the flowers mimic nothing else! Very nicely done.
I've always enjoyed mimosa bushes but never from the advantage of such a close view, and what a great view it is. Thank you.
Beautiful image, as usual, Ed!
As beautiful as they are, mimosa trees are quite invasive, as you will see if you drive through the Smokies and see them everywhere.
Stan
Again, some very nice work.
old hippy wrote:
* The mimosa tree, an ornamental plant with pink, soft, and silky fragrant flowers, gets its name from the Greek word ‘mimos,’ which means ‘mimic,’
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Yes, I have a mimosa tree over my back fence. Such an interesting bloom, in its delicate structure. Not so nice in our winter.
What does it Mimic? Pretty unique look to me.
Ed, you just keep raising the bar!
Very nice work, as usual.
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