Their botanical name is Acacia salicina, and this Australian native has a unique weeping appearance that makes them a welcome addition to many different landscape styles. One of …

Acacia salicina is a thornless species of Acacia native to Australia. It is a large shrub or small evergreen [2] tree growing up to 13.7 m (45 ft) tall. It is a fast grower, dropping lots of leaf litter, …

Acacia salicina, also known as willow acacia, is best known for its graceful, weeping appearance. Other than its beauty, here are some of its advantages: Because it tends to be tall and narrow …

Willow acacia is an Australian tree that provides refreshing shade in low desert regions of Southern Arizona. It has narrow leaves and a weeping appearance, making it ideal for use in …

This fast-growing, thornless tree is native to Australia. The upright growth and pendulous branches create a weeping silhouette. Long, narrow gray-green foliage enhances this effect. …

Characteristics: Acacia salicina, also known as the "willow acacia" and "weeping wattle" is an evergreen tree native to Australia growing 20-40 feet tall and half as wide (6). The grey-brown …

Willow Acacia brings charming movement to your garden with its grey-green foliage that elegantly flows in the breeze, and with the fluttering butterflies who frequent the fragrant puffball flowers …

Mature Size: 30-40' (9-12m) high and 15-20' (4.5-6m) wide. Flowers: White to yellow-white puffballs, fragrant. Bloom: Any time during the year, especially late winter or spring. Fruit: A …

Willow Acacia, also known as Acacia salicina, is a medium-sized evergreen tree that is native to Australia but is now commonly grown in other parts of the world, including the southwestern …

Linear, blue-green leaves on a frame of spreading, weeping branches, give the Acacia salicina a willow-like appearance without the water requirements of a true willow. Yellow, pollen-laden …