Acacia baileyana
Cootamundra wattle
A well known, fast growing small tree with dense silvery grey foliage. It has brilliant yellow clusters of dense flowers that appear during winter to spring.View »
Acacia dealbata
Silver wattle - Dry sites
These provenances of silver wattle are adapted to dry sites, generally on poor soils. This species is very hardy and frost tolerant and is an excellent colonising and rehabilitation species.View »
Acacia melanoxylon
Blackwood - Wet sites
Blackwood is one of the best-known members of the wattle family. It is a striking and valuable timber, which is widely used in the building and craft industry.View »
Acacia pravissima
Ovens wattle
Ovens wattle is a tall open or dense shrub with triangular foliage and bright yellow flowers in spring.View »
Acacia sophorae
Coastal wattle
A small tree common to our costal areas, with yellow flowers in spring.View »
Acacia verniciflua
Varnished wattle
A hardy shrub with shiny young growth from which it's common name is derived.View »
Acacia baileyana purpurea
Purple Cootamundra wattle
A rare fast growing small tree with deep purple foliage. It has brilliant yellow clusters of dense flowers that appear during winter to spring.View »
Acacia dealbata
Silver wattle - Wet sites
Silver wattle is a distinctive tree or large shrub of the wattle family.View »
Acacia melanoxylon
Blackwood - Dry Sites
This provenance of Blackwood is particularly suited to dry sites on poorer soils.View »
Acacia terminalis
Sunshine wattle
A reasonably hardy tree originating in New South Wales with pale yellow flowers in winter.View »
Acacia verticillata
Prickly mimosa
A reasonably hardy tree originating in New South Wales with pale yellow flowers in winter.View »
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