Acacia acuminata - Raspberry Jam Wattle - Typical Form - 30 seeds

Acacia acuminata, commonly known as the Raspberry Jam Wattle, is a West Australian Native that grows as a tall shrub or small tree from 5 to 10m tall but usually only up to 7m tall in cultivation.
 
The typical variant of Acacia acuminata is usually distinguished from the narrow phyllode variant by its generally wider, often shallowly recurved and more spreading phyllodes, generally wider pods and often slightly wider and thicker seeds. The variety with broadest phyllodes occur mostly in the Toodyay - Katanning region.
 
Phyllodes linear to narrowly elliptic, apices curved-acuminate, (6–) 8–15 (–18) cm long, (3–) 4–8 (–10) mm wide,
 
Golden yellow rod shaped flowers from mid Winter through to Spring grow in abundance that attract native bees, insects and birds with seedpods that follow in Summer.
 
The Indigenous Australians have many uses for this species - they grind the seeds and turn into a flour to use in cooking, the orange coloured resin or sap that the tree produces can be made into a tea and thewood can be used for making tools and weapons.
 
The common name "Raspberry Jam" refers to the strong odour of freshly cut wood, which resembles raspberry jam and the timber has been used for furniture making and fence posts.
 
Acacia acuminata is a lovely tree and can be grown as an ornamental, used as a windbreak or even as a privacy screening plant.
 
Features - 
Flowers in two years
Attracts bees, birds and insects
High frost tolerance
Tolerates sandy soil
Tolerates salt
Provides shade
Drought tolerant
 
30 premium quality seeds shipped on receipt of cleared funds.