I have a Mimossa tree that that has not flowered. Will it eventually?
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How old is the tree, does it get adequate water and is it located in a sunny spot?
Growing best in full sun locations, mimosa is not particular as to soil type but has low salt-tolerance. Grows well in acid or alkaline soil. Mimosa tolerates drought conditions well but has a deeper green color and more lush appearance when given adequate moisture.
It's not a tree particularly resistant to disease, either. See if you don't find this informative: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/st068
Https://ask.extension.org. will be a lot of help
I planyed it about 3 or 4 years ago and it is about 10 ft high. I live in the St Louis area and they are everywhere along side the roads.
They like good sun to bloom.