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 …

Willow Acacia is a beautiful and unique ornamental plant that is perfect for adding color and texture to any landscape. It is drought-tolerant and can survive on very little water, making it a …

Lower maintenance and easy to grow! Willow Acacias are another import from Australia, making them perfectly suited for growing in the mild, dry regions of the West. Their upright branch …

Willow acacia is an evergreen tree with narrow and long foliage. The leaves are usually dark green in color, but can also be blue-green at times. The bark of the young tree is smooth, but …

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 …

Common Name: willow acacia, weeping wattle. Family Name: Fabaceae. Botanical Name: Acacia salicina. Sub Species: Variety: Forma: Cultivar: Characteristics: Acacia salicina, also known as …

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 …

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. …

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 …

An Australian native with drooping leaves similar to a Weeping Willow. Incredibly low maintenance and thrives in hot, dry, desert-like conditions. The leaves are held year-round so there is little …