 | Attractive spring bloomer |
| Unusual, serrated phyllodes (leaves) |
| Excellent gray foliage plant |
| Suitable for hedge |
| Low water use |
| Fast growing - hide unsightly areas |
| Drought tolerant |
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Acacia cultriformis Knife leaf Acacia, Knife wattle
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A small shrub 8' x 6'. It produces attractive, bright yellow balls of flowers in the spring. It also tolerates quite well - preferring a sunny position and well drained soil. Native in the area of New South Wales and Queensland. It is hardy, fast growing and freely flowering. Hardy to about +25 degrees F.
| Temperature Rating | USDA Zone 8 |
| Type | Small shrub to 8' |
| Flower Color | Yellow |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
| Placement | Sun |
| Culture | 20 inches minimum annual rainfall |
| Native | New South Wales, Queensland |
| Family | Mimosaceae |
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