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The Purple Fernleaf Acacia gets its common name from its blue-gray, frond-like foliage that starts off as purple. These vibrant leaves create a stunning sight on the weeping branches of this small evergreen canopy, which typically measures 20-30 feet in...

The Purple Fernleaf Acacia gets its common name from its blue-gray, frond-like foliage that starts off as purple. These vibrant leaves create a stunning sight on the weeping branches of this small evergreen canopy, which typically measures 20-30 feet in...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

Australian native tree with glossy, evergreen foliage that grows to 50 feet tall. Bell-shaped pink and cream flowers appear in summer followed by showy seed pods. Drought tolerant and requires good drainage. Can take some shade inland.

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...