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Acacia boormanii

Species
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Family Fabaceae
Synonyms Acacia hunteriana
Common names Snowy River Wattle

Climatic Suitability
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Location
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  • 2050
  • 2070
  • Suitable
  • Marginal
  • Unsuitable
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Climatic Suitability for
2030 2050 2070
suitable marginal unsuitable
Acacia boormanii: whole plant in flower
Credit: © Fagg, M, (2016)
Acacia boormanii: stem
Credit: The Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
Acacia boormanii: flowers and leaves
Credit: © Fagg, M, (2007)
Acacia boormanii: flowers close up
Credit: The Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
Acacia boormanii: fruit
Credit: © Fagg, M, (2005)
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Form

Height in cultivation 4 – 5 m
Spread in cultivation 2 – 3 m
Origin Native
Flower colour Yellow
Flower period spring, winter
Leaf loss Evergreen
Canopy area 7 m2

Site

Urban space type Garden
Use putatively fire retardant, screen
Soil Volume 2 – 4 m3

Performance

Shade tolerance Full sun Part shade
Tolerance Moderate drought
High frost
Growth rate Fast
Biodiversity Insect Pollinator

Climate Suitability

Climate suitability

Unsuitable Suitable
203020502070

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