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Striking, sculptural, and unlike almost any other wattle, Acacia aphylla earns its name from the Greek for “without leaves” — and it truly delivers on that promise. Instead of foliage, this remarkable shrub forms a dense network of blue-green, wiry branchlets that twist and weave into a naturally artistic shape. Despite its fierce, spiky appearance, the branches are surprisingly soft to the touch, giving it an intriguing contrast between look and feel. Its spreading habit and intricate structure make it a standout feature in the garden, especially when used as an architectural focal point. From late winter into spring, the plant softens its bold form with clusters of bright yellow flowers, adding seasonal warmth and classic wattle charm. Commonly known as the Leafless Rock Wattle, this unique Australian native thrives in well-drained soils and sunny positions, rewarding gardeners with year-round visual interest and texture.

Soil: Extremely well-drained sandy soil.
Conditions: Full to part sun. It will be intolerant of damp areas and may not thrive in humid areas.
Size: Height 3m x width 2m

Acacia baileyana, or Cootamundra Wattle, is an iconic Aussie native. It is easily identified by its feathery blue-grey foliage as well as the iconic golden pom pom flowers. The tree produces profuse sprays of these small globular flowers in late winter to early spring providing a striking contrast against the backdrop of the soft silver-blue foliage. This species can be used as a beautiful feature tree, paddock tree, roadside tree and is great for erosion control. They are ideal as cut flower and as bird nesting habitats. Keep separate from natural bushland as it can self-seed.

Soil: Adaptable to most soil types.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Tolerant of frost, salt and drought.
Size: Height 6-8m x width 3-5m

Acacia Waterfall is a delightful addition to any garden or container space! Its pendulous, weeping form and light green foliage create a serene, cascading effect. And those creamy yellow globular flowers in late winter and early spring surely add a touch of brightness and charm. At a height of up to 1.5 meters, it is a versatile choice, whether used as a striking feature in a garden or as an eye-catching focal point in a large container. Waterfall thrives in its natural habitat and can bring a piece of that beauty to any landscape or outdoor setting.

Size: 1.5m Standard Grafted 0.5 m W
Soil: Well-drained native soil.
Condition: Full sun or part shade, frost and drought tolerant.

Acacia denticulosa, or the Sandpaper Wattle, is an uncommon and beautiful acacia with the most amazing fluffy golden rod-shaped flowers during spring. It is a fast-growing acacia and will provide flowers from the first year of growing. With very dense flower heads, Acacia denticulosa is a great plant for attracting butterflies and birds when in flower and seed.

Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Grows best in very dry environments and does not tolerate humidity. Wind and frost hardy.
Size: Height 4m x width 4m

Acacia howittii, or Sticky Wattle, is a shapely small tree with a natural, gracefully arching growth habit that does not need to be trained into shape. The small dark green foliage is contrasted with fragrant, fluffy, bright yellow flowers in spring. The leaves give off a sticky substance that is aromatic on warm days but it is not good planted close to pathways as it leaves dark stains that are difficult to remove. Acacia howittii is a fast grower and will make a good thick screen and is attractive for its foliage and form. It's also a great option for bonsai enthusiasts. 

Soil: It prefers to grow in moist and well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Drought, wind and frost tolerant.
Size: Height 2m x width 1m