• Detailed view of the narrow, willow-like foliage of Acacia Salicina, showcasing its soft, delicate green leaves.
  • Acacia Salicina planted in a garden, displaying its slender green foliage and graceful form.
  • Close-up of the vibrant yellow flower spikes of Acacia Salicina in full bloom, attracting birds and pollinators.
  • Acacia Salicina (Willow Wattle) tree growing in a landscape, offering shade and visual appeal with its green foliage and yellow flowers.
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Acacia Salicina (Willow Wattle)

Acacia Salicina (Willow Wattle)

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Acacia Salicina (Willow Wattle) is a graceful evergreen tree native to Australia, typically growing to a height of 4-10 meters. This tree is known for its slender, willow-like foliage, which adds a soft and delicate touch to any landscape. The narrow, elongated leaves resemble those of the willow tree, which is reflected in its common name, Willow Wattle. In spring, Acacia Salicina produces beautiful yellow flower spikes, creating a vibrant display that attracts birds and pollinators. Well-suited to a variety of soil types, particularly in areas with moderate moisture, Willow Wattle is commonly used in gardens, parks, and as a shade tree, offering both aesthetic and practical value.

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Mature height

4-10 meters

Mature width

4-6 meters

Spacing

5-6 meters

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Lush green foliage with slender, elongated leaves; bright yellow flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Spring (August to October)

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade

Maintenance

Low maintenance; drought-tolerant once established