• Detailed view of the pale yellow flower clusters of Acacia Falcata, showcasing its delicate blooms in late winter to early spring.
  • Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle) in a garden setting, displaying its distinctive sickle-shaped leaves and vibrant yellow flowers.
  • Acacia Falcata planted in a landscape, providing subtle beauty with its sickle-shaped foliage and pale yellow flowers.
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Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle)

Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle)

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Acacia Falcata (Sickle Wattle) is a hardy and resilient Australian native shrub or small tree, typically reaching heights of 4-6 meters. Known for its distinctive sickle-shaped phyllodes (leaves), this wattle offers a unique and elegant appearance in the landscape. In late winter to early spring, it comes alive with clusters of pale yellow flowers, adding a soft, subtle beauty to gardens, bushland settings, and natural landscapes. Highly adaptable and drought-tolerant, Acacia Falcatathrives in a wide range of soils and conditions, making it an excellent choice for low-maintenance, waterwise gardens. Its resilience and beauty make it a valuable addition to both urban and rural landscapes.

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Mature height

4-6 meters

Mature width

2-4 meters

Spacing

2 meters

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Bright green foliage; pale yellow flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Late winter to early spring (July to September)

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade

Maintenance

Low maintenance; drought-tolerant once established

Root System

Produces a non-invasive, moderately deep root system that provides good stability without being aggressive. Roots typically extend 30–100 cm into the soil, offering balanced access to moisture while remaining safe near structures with adequate spacing