Acacia dealbata is a fast growing tree and It is an evergreen
tree with an open habit. The leaves are bi-pinnate, composed of 35-85
hairy, glaucus to silvery leaflets. It bears long terminal racemes
composed of fragrant, yellow, spherical flowers from winter to spring.
The fruit is a flattened pod containing several seeds. Acacia dealbata is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in warm temperate regions of the world. Acacia dealbata is useful to the landscape architect as fine
foliaged, spring flowering specimen tree. It will hold its foliage all
year round and survives in temperate climates. Acacia dealbata is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in warm temperate regions of the world, and is naturalised
in some areas, including southwestern Western Australia, southeastern
South Australia, Norfolk Island, the Mediterranean region from Portugal
to Greece and Morocco to Israel, Yalta (Russia), California, Madagascar, southern Africa (South Africa, Zimbabwe), the highlands of southern India, south-western China and Chile. Acacia dealbata does not survive prolonged frost.
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