Acacia Longifolia var. sophorae (Coastal Wattle)

Acacia Longifolia var. sophorae, commonly known as Coast Wattle, is a robust coastal variant of the traditional Coast Wattle. This evergreen tree typically reaches heights of 3 meters and features long, narrow leaves that are vibrant green. From late winter to spring, it produces striking yellow flower spikes, enhancing the beauty of coastal gardens. This variety is particularly well-suited for coastal conditions, demonstrating resilience to salt spray and strong winds, making it ideal for erosion control and as a windbreak. Its dense foliage also provides vital habitat for various bird species and insects.