• Detailed view of the pale yellow flower clusters of Acacia Falcata, showcasing its delicate blooms in late winter to early spring.
  • Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle) in a garden setting, displaying its distinctive sickle-shaped leaves and vibrant yellow flowers.
  • Acacia Falcata planted in a landscape, providing subtle beauty with its sickle-shaped foliage and pale yellow flowers.
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Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle)

Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle)

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Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle) is a hardy and resilient Australian native shrub or small tree, typically reaching heights of 4-6 meters. Known for its distinctive sickle-shaped phyllodes (leaves), this wattle offers a unique and elegant appearance in the landscape. In late winter to early spring, it comes alive with clusters of pale yellow flowers, adding a soft, subtle beauty to gardens, bushland settings, and natural landscapes. Highly adaptable and drought-tolerant, Acacia Falcatathrives in a wide range of soils and conditions, making it an excellent choice for low-maintenance, waterwise gardens. Its resilience and beauty make it a valuable addition to both urban and rural landscapes.

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Mature height

4-6 meters

Mature width

2-4 meters

Spacing

2 meters

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Bright green foliage; pale yellow flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Late winter to early spring (July to September)

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade

Maintenance

Low maintenance; drought-tolerant once established