Acacia vestita - Growing Native Plants - ANBG
Learn about the Hairy Wattle (Acacia vestita), a graceful, free-flowering shrub with weeping branches and 'downy' foliage. Find out how to grow, prune, propagate and care for this native plant in Canberra.
Acacia vestita – Hairy Wattle - Gardening With Angus
Scientific Name: Acacia vestita. Common Name : Wattle. Height : 6. Flower Color : Yellow. pH Level : Acid, Neutral, Alkaline. Plant Environment : Low maintenance garden, Drought resistant. Light : Sunny. Lifespan : Frost Tolerance : Tolerates light frost. Attracts Wildlife : Bees, Butterflies, Other insects. Retail Nurseries. Industry Professions.
Acacia vestita at San Marcos Growers
Learn about Acacia vestita, a tall evergreen shrub or small tree with golden yellow flowers and soft gray-green leaves. Find out its origin, cultural information, hardiness, and uses in the garden.
Acacia vestita
Our guide to Acacia vestita: Small airy tree. Hairy wedge-shaped foliage drapes on pendant branchlets. Young stems apple-green. Fragrant gold bloom in late winter.
Acacia vestita, hairy wattle | Trees of Stanford & Environs
2019年3月3日 · Sairus Patel, 21 Feb 2022. Acacia vestita flower and leaves, Campus Drive. Sairus Patel, 3 Mar 2019. A gracefully weeping habit distinguishes this large shrub introduced on campus in recent years. Fuzzy phyllodes about ⅓ inch long, narrower than those of A. cultriformis, make stroking the delicate branchlets irresistible as one passes by.
Acacia vestita | Australian Plants Society
2020年5月25日 · Acacia vestita is a weeping shrub with golden-yellow flowers and blue-green phyllodes. It is native to NSW and cultivated as a specimen or hedge plant.
Acacia vestita - Australian Native Plants Society (Australia)
Acacia vestita. Family: Fabaceae subfamily Mimosoideae Distribution: Open forest and woodlands in the central west of New South Wales. Common Name: Weeping boree. Conservation Status: Not considered to be at risk in the wild. Derivation of Name: Acacia; from Greek acis, a thorn.
Hairy Wattle, Weeping Boree (Acacia vestita)
The species epithet 'vestita' comes from the Latin for 'clothed', referring to the hairy coating of the phyllodes and branchlets. Blooming Habits: Free flowering, the bright yellow flowers are borne in dense balls, 0.12 inch in diameter (3 mm), in late winter and spring. Culture: Prune after the shrub finished flowering.
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Growing Acacia - ANBG
Acacia vestita. Hairy Wattle, Weeping Boree. Description: Beautiful weeping shrub to 3 m high by 5 m across. Phyllodes are triangular, about 2 cm long, grey-green and hairy. Golden balls of flowers appear in spring. Distribution: NSW. Propagation: From scarified seed or …
Acacia vestita • Australian Native Plants • Plants • 800.701.6517
Acacia vestita. Description. Ornamental dense to open shrub or small tree 15-20' with weeping habit and bright yellow ball flowers in spring (absolutely beautiful in flower!). Tolerant of most soil types both coastal and inland. Care should be taken when pruning to maintain pendulous growth habit. Tolerates water logging for short periods.