Acacia cultriformis shrubs

Acacia cultriformis shrubsAcacia cultriformis, or the Knife leaf Wattle, is a native wattle with distinctive triangular blue grey leaves, and covered in deep golden ball flowers from late winter to late spring. It is adaptable and very resilient with a magnitude of golden flowers attracting birds, bees, and butterflies from miles around. The Knife Leaf Wattle is ideal as a tall privacy screen, as dense hedging, or feature shrub in native gardens. Conditions: Sunny position and

this versatile native of eastern Australia grows as a shrub or small tree with an open habit

The pink and green foliage of the Pink Flamingo asserts quiet confidence and colour in a smaller garden

Instead of foliage

Fertilise with a slow-release native fertiliser in spring

Size: Height 6m x width 3m

long narrow phyllodes

Betula pendula Alba

English Box is often used to create a formal garden

Soil: Prefers well-drained soils but will tolerate compacted clay soils

it is phosphorus sensitive

tropical appearance

sunny position to thrive