Scientific names: Mimosa quadrivalvis, Mimosa microphylla
Sensitiveleaf greenbriar is a perennial close relative of sunshine mimosa. This is the species you are more likely to see when you are out on a hike. The most obvious differences between the two species is that this is smaller and thorny. It likes full to partial sun and sandy soil that is neither wet nor very dry to sandy soil that experiences very long very dry periods. It dies back in Winter. The leaves close upon touch.
Size: assorted small pots
Scientific names: Mimosa quadrivalvis, Mimosa microphylla
Sensitiveleaf greenbriar is a perennial close relative of sunshine mimosa. This is the species you are more likely to see when you are out on a hike. The most obvious differences between the two species is that this is smaller and thorny. It likes full to partial sun and sandy soil that is neither wet nor very dry to sandy soil that experiences very long very dry periods. It dies back in Winter. The leaves close upon touch.
Size: assorted small pots
