Golden Wattle

The Acacia pycnantha, or Golden Wattle, is Australia's national floral emblem and a striking evergreen shrub or small tree renowned for its vibrant golden-yellow flower clusters and hardy nature. Growing to 4 to 8 metres, it features long, bright green phyllodes and produces masses of fragrant blooms in late winter to spring, adding a burst of colour to gardens and landscapes.
Native to southeastern Australia, the Golden Wattle is versatile, drought-tolerant, and ideal for erosion control, wildlife habitats, and ornamental planting.
The Golden Wattle is a resilient and visually stunning tree, perfect for creating vibrant displays, supporting biodiversity, and celebrating Australian heritage.