Acacia Parramattensis (Parramatta Wattle)
Acacia Parramattensis (Parramatta Wattle)
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Acacia Parramattensis (Parramatta Wattle) is a fast-growing Australian native shrub or small tree that is naturally found in New South Wales, especially around the Parramatta and Sydney regions. It typically occurs in moist sclerophyll forests, woodland areas, and along creek lines, where it benefits from well-drained but occasionally moist soils. The plant is well adapted to disturbed environments and is often among the early species to regenerate after clearing or fire. Its growth habit is upright and bushy, making it useful for quick screening and habitat restoration projects.

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Mature height
6 to 10 meters
Mature width
4 to 6 meters
Spacing
3 to 5 meters
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Fine green foliage with bright yellow flowers
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Winter to spring (July to September)
Sun tolerance
Full sun to partial shade
Maintenance
Low maintenance, prune lightly after flowering if needed
Root System
Shallow to moderately deep fibrous roots, generally non invasive