The Herb of Happiness! 🌸 Is it any wonder that Mimosa is given such high praise? This beautiful tree heavily adorned with pink tuffets grows throughout Appalachia. The flowers and leaves are both edible. The flowers/pods can be eaten like vegetables and the leaves are great added to stews! I am focusing on tincture today. Pink mimosa flowers should be collected at their peak blooming time and immersed in an alcohol (I use ever clear) base. I have sat it in a cool, dark space where I will shake

Mimosa! 💛 Ik ben er gek op,en ze ruiken ook zo lekker🥰 Heerlijk om met deze vrolijke kleuren het jaar uit te luiden. 🤗 #mimosa #flowers #yellow #florist #flowershop | Jasmijn Bloembinders

Mimosa Tree ID: Invasive Beauty

I’m back with part 2 to show you what I did with the giant mimosa tree we (and by we, I mean Josh) chopped down. 😉 Now let’s talk for a moment about alcohol and tinctures. The appropriate dose of this tincture would be 3-5 drops to begin, not a shot glass. Tinctures are STRONG and concentrated forms of the herb. Start slow. If you have a problem with alcohol, avoid alcohol based tinctures. Try making a glycerite or an oxymel. Let me know if you’d like more recipes like this! #mimosa #mimosatree