Acacia spectabilis sheoak

Acacia spectabilis sheoakAcacia spectabilis, or Mudgee Wattle, is an ornamental wattle with clear, bright golden yellow ball shaped flowers in spring. It is not only the beautiful golden flowers that make this a standout the silvery grey trunk and ferny, grey green foliage add to the appeal. Prune after flowering to shape to a shade tree or for a more bushy plant. Soil: Well drained soil, although it is tolerant of most soil types. Conditions: Full sun. Drought, coastal and

The unusual feature develops as it ages

rich in organic matter

ball-shaped flowers

Will grow Australia-wide and is tolerant of both heat and light frost

also known as Betula pendula

Banksia ericifolia is fast growing and thus ideal as a screening plant

frost and wind hardy

the Banksia gardneri brings interest to any garden - featuring dark green leaves with a leathery texture and slightly serrated shape and brown buds

Great for massed planting

suburban landscapes

It is a great bird-attracting shrub and responds well to pruning

screen or windbreak