weeping acacia tree
The graceful silhouette of the weeping acacia tree is a stunning addition to New Zealand gardens, prized for its elegantly cascading foliage and year-round visual interest. This versatile Australian native brings a sophisticated, soft texture that transforms courtyards, borders, and larger landscaping projects. With its gently arching branches and delicate, light green leaves, the weeping acacia tree stands out as a focal point while blending beautifully with both formal and naturalistic planting schemes.
Acacia 'Fettuccini'
Acacia Fettuccini is a shrub grown for its attractive foliage and form. It has decorative, rippled, lime green foliage which is held with a somewhat pendulous manner. New foliage often has coppery tones. It typically grows as a spreading mound to 1 m tall and the same wide, performing best on a well-drained site in full sun or partial shade. Acacia Fettuccini is commonly used as an informal hedge, maintained in a container, or included in a mixed planting or border. It looks outstanding when mass planted and allowed to spill over walls, paths, and the like.
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Acacia howittii (Sticky Wattle)
Acacia howittii, commonly known as the Sticky Wattle tree, is a fast-growing, small tree that is grown for its weeping growth habit. The branches hang from a central trunk and host small, green leaves as well as fragrant, yellow flowers in summer. This evergreen grows to about 2.5 m tall and 80 cm wide with a columnar habit. Acacia howittii makes for an impressive specimen and is often planted as a feature tree in a mixed planting.
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