ACACIA provincialis - (retinodes blue-green form)

Previously known Acacia retinodes var retinodes ACACIA provincialis (retinodes blue-green form) is equally as impressive as its cousin.

Grows with a somewhat weeping habit and produces gold to cream flowers in globular heads on short racemes. Flowering occurs in winter and spring and periodically throughout the year.

Smooth thin blue green Phyllodes (modified leaves) 15cm long and 3-4 mm wide.

Native to South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania. 
Tolerates clay soils and poor drainage. Part to full sun

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