Acacia fimbriata SEEDS

Acacia fimbriata seeds grow into the fringed wattle a graceful, floriferous shrub or small tree native to the subtropical biome of south-eastern Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales, Australia. The epithet fimbriata means ‘fringed’, referring to the distinctly fringed or ciliate margins of the narrow phyllodes a delicate ornamental character that gives the foliage a soft, almost feathery texture. This popular ornamental wattle produces an exceptionally abundant display of fragrant, bright golden-yellow ball flowers that smother the entire plant in late winter to early spring, making it one of the most floriferous wattles in cultivation. Family Fabaceae.

Acacia fimbriata is a reliable and rewarding ornamental wattle, fast-growing and adaptable to a range of well-drained soils in full sun. One of the best wattles for cut flower production and garden display in subtropical and warm-temperate climates.

• Phyllodes with distinctly fringed (fimbriate) margins the diagnostic ornamental character
• Exceptionally prolific, fragrant golden-yellow ball flowers in late winter to spring
• SE. Queensland to NE. New South Wales subtropical biome
• Fast-growing; adapts to varied well-drained soils; full sun
• Excellent cut flower wattle; one of the most floriferous in the genus

Acacia fimbriata is one of the most rewarding ornamental wattles for subtropical and warm-temperate gardens the fringed phyllodes, intensely fragrant golden flowers and reliable, prolific flowering make it a standout shrub for any planting that celebrates the best of the Australian native wattle flora.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.