Acacia iteaphylla Flinders Range Wattle dwarf

Acacia iteaphylla Flinders Range Wattle dwarfAcacia iteaphylla, or Flinders Range Wattle, is a hardy ornamental shrub recommended for its form and foliage. It is used as a background plant in larger mixed plantings or grouped as a screen, shelter or wind break in wider verges, and parks. As with all wattles, the acacia attracts native birds and insects. The wattle is successfully used for soil stabilisation, and it is recommended to prune after flowering. Soil: Tolerates heavy clays to

Like all banksias

bringing its dynamic charm to patios

Soil: Prefers native free-draining soil but is so hardy it will thrive in any soil

silvery grey foliage that is both soft in appearance and to touch

Casuarina glauca Cousin It is a prostrate and beautifully vibrant ground cover

long-lived tree featuring a dense conical to medium domed canopy

Acer palmatum

Hardy once established

It can tolerate short periods of wet and dry

Prune lightly and fertilise in spring

Drought tolerant once established

reliable moisture