Hebe albicans

Help me identify this plant

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Looks like a type of acacia or mimosa. I have seen something very like this in Thailand.

@mah, I think it maybe Caesalpinia family, but I not sure

Looks kinda like albizia leafs but fatter, and flower isnt right, maybe albizia family?

Im sorry i was trying to identify and mis-clicked i cant undo.... please remove type if u can...

Try - tipu tree ?? http://treesofsantacruzcounty.blogspot.com/2012/01/tipuana-tipu.html?m=1 not in gt database