Botanical Name
Acacia pendula
Common Name
Weeping Myall
Description
Acacia pendula Weeping Myall is a graceful, weeping small tree growing 4–10 m tall and 3–6 m wide. It has slender, grey-green foliage and produces small pale yellow ball-shaped flowers mainly in late winter to spring. Drought- and frost-tolerant, it’s ideal for shade, windbreaks, feature planting, or waterwise native gardens.
Plant Category
Trees
Size (H x W)
4–10 m tall and 3–6 m wide
Habitat
Native to inland regions of New South Wales, southern Queensland, and northern Victoria, it grows in clay soils of floodplains and open woodlands.
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