Texas Gardening: Gardening with Texas Native Plants & Wildflowers, part 14., 1 by LindaTX8

LindaTX8 wrote:
As far as a trashy mimosa, she might be referring to the nonnative kind that is commonly sold. But were you talking about Mimosa borealis, the native one often called Fragrant Mimosa? It's certainly not trashy. I like it! It does have little thorns, however. I've got it a few on my property...just grows naturally here.
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Ooh, common names, can be confusing! Both common names seem to be used for Calylophus Drummondianus. I've always called it Squarebud Primrose, but there's several other names.I have two forms of C. Drummondianus, the all-yellow and the other one, the yellow and black one.