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Acacia sophorae
Scientific Name
Acacia sophorae Family: Mimosaceae Flowering Time July to October. Golden yellow flower heads. Habitat Found as a sprawling shrub with prostrate main stems and erect newer branches. Used to be classified with Acacia longifolia however it is now designated as a species within itself. It has much broader leaves that A. longifolia and is found in coastal environments Stands to 1 - 2 metre high, mainly 1 metre though.
References
Robinson, L. (1991). Field Guide to the Native Plants of Sydney. 2nd ed. Kangaroo Press, Roseville.  |
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