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ACACIA jibberdingensis 100g
Willow Leafed Wattle
Stock: Available
SKU Code: A 23-100g
Family: Fabaceae
Sub-family: Mimosaceae
Characteristics: Small tree to 4 m spread 2.5 m
Seed per packet: Approx. 25
Seed per gram: Approx. 35
An attractive hardy erect or spreading shrub with long slender branches that produce deep yellow flowers 20-35mm long and 6mm in diameter that occur from June to October.
The Willow Leafed Wattle is recommended for both its flowers and foliage. The foliage is narrow, curved willow-like phyllodes (leaves) 17cm long.
Occurs naturally in the IBRA Subregions of the Eastern Goldfield, Eastern Mallee, Eastern Murchison, Geraldton Hills, Merredin, Perth, Southern Cross, Tallering and Western Murchison in Western Australia.
Prefers light well-drained soil in a sunny position with some protection from harsh winds. It is drought and frost resistant.
Pre-treatment: Hot Water
Place the seed in a container and pour in just boiled water and allow to soak overnight.
The swollen seed can then be sown, re-treat seeds that have not swollen.
Sow seed 3-5mm keep moist.Germination should occur in 10-21 days @ 18-22C.
If you are unsure what you require to import seed to your county please contact our Export manager who will guide you through the process exports@australianseed.com
We are a registered Export Establishment with an authorised officer which allows us to process Phytosanitary certificates when required.
The purchaser is responsible for clearing the goods through their customs and paying all charges associated with clearing the goods, including any import fees and taxes if applicable.
Australian Seed cannot accept returns due to Australian quarantine restrictions. See the full conditions here.
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