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Close-up of an Acacia baileyana plant. The image showcases fern-like, silvery-blue foliage consisting of elongated, narrow leaves arranged alternately along the stems. Each leaf is compound, comprised of numerous tiny leaflets with a delicate texture. The leaves have a smooth surface and a waxy coating, giving them a subtle sheen.
Close-up of an Acacia baileyana plant. The image showcases fern-like, silvery-blue foliage consisting of elongated, narrow leaves arranged alternately along the stems. Each leaf is compound, comprised of numerous tiny leaflets with a delicate texture. The leaves have a smooth surface and a waxy coating, giving them a subtle sheen.
Acacia Baileyana
Acacia Baileyana
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close-up of an Acacia baileyana plant. The image showcases fern-like, silvery-blue foliage consisting of elongated, narrow leaves arranged alternately along the stems. Each leaf is compound, comprised of numerous tiny leaflets with a delicate texture. The leaves have a smooth surface and a waxy coating, giving them a subtle sheen.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close-up of an Acacia baileyana plant. The image showcases fern-like, silvery-blue foliage consisting of elongated, narrow leaves arranged alternately along the stems. Each leaf is compound, comprised of numerous tiny leaflets with a delicate texture. The leaves have a smooth surface and a waxy coating, giving them a subtle sheen.
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Acacia Baileyana

$210.00 AUD
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Acacia baileyana, commonly known as Cootamundra wattle, is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to Australia, celebrated for its feathery, blue-grey foliage and vibrant yellow flowers. This fast-growing plant can reach heights of 5-8 meters, forming a dense, spreading canopy. It blooms in late winter to early spring, producing abundant clusters of fragrant, golden-yellow blossoms that attract pollinators. Acacia baileyana thrives in well-drained soils and full sun, demonstrating excellent drought tolerance. Its striking foliage and bright flowers make it a popular choice for ornamental landscaping and erosion control.