Is a Mimosa Tree Deciduous?

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A mimosa tree, known scientifically as "albizia julibrissin," is a deciduous tree with foliage that resembles a fern. The foliage of the mimosa tree falls off during the winter months.

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Is a Mimosa Tree Deciduous?

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