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Acacia binervia

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Coastal Myall

Acacia binervia
Acacia binervia

From New South Wales and Victoria coastal areas, Acacia binervia is a spring flowering shrub to a small tree commonly called the Coastal Myall.

Masses of large yellow flowers in spring attract birds and beneficial insects to the garden.

Excellent as a hedging plant for coastal areas, it is also suited as a background shrub or tree in the garden border.

Propagation

From seed, and this is the way that the plant naturally regenerates after fire.

Summary Information

  • Botanical name – Acacia binervia
  • Common name – Coastal Myall
  • Family – Fabaceae
  • Position – Full sun to a little shade
  • Soil – Well drained
  • Height – 8 – 15m
  • Growth rate – Medium to fast
  • Spread – To around 4m
  • Flowers – Yellow
  • Flowering time – Spring to summer
  • Foliage – Blue-green
  • Frost tolerant – Mild frosts only
  • Drought tolerance – Medium to good

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