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Acacia hubbardiana
Yellow Prickly Moses
Fabaceae
Description:
A charming, low-growing native shrub with a delicate, spreading habit. Reddish branches and fine, fern-like foliage are dotted with tiny, triangular leaves, creating a soft and textural appearance. In winter and spring, it produces creamy, ball-shaped flowers with a faint sweet scent—often among the first wildflowers to bloom as spring approaches. Its compact form makes it ideal for small gardens or habitat-focused plantings.
Special Features:
Long-lasting seasonal flowers
Attracts bees and small birds
Tolerates poor drainage
Excellent near frog ponds and wetland edges
Naturally found in Wallum and coastal heath areas
Natural Habitat:
Dry Eucalypt Forest, Coastal Heath
Tree/Shrub Height:
Open shrub to 2m
Aspect:
Full Sun, Partial Sun/Shade
Soil/Conditions:
Adaptable
Flower Colour:
Cream
Acacia hubbardiana - Yellow Prickly Moses
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