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Acacia MelanoxylonBlackwood Botanical Name: Acacia melanoxylon Family: Fabaceae Origin: South Australia (Mount Lofty Ranges, Kangaroo Island, South East), Victoria, Tasmania, NSW, QLD highlands Plant Type: Evergreen medium to large tree Overview Acacia melanoxylon, or Blackwood, is one of South Australias most versatile native trees. Naturally found in the Mount Lofty Ranges, Fleurieu Peninsula, Kangaroo Island and the South East, it adapts beautifully to Adelaides

is water-wise once established

Sea Urchin Aloe

and thrives on heat and low water

Plant Type: Deciduous small tree / shrub

layered texture

sun-loving gaura that covers itself in soft to bright pink “butterfly” blooms for months

Compact avenue or driveway planting (great under tighter setbacks)

mainly spring–summer (occasional off-season blooms in warm years)

Best used as a feature or shade tree where space allows

clipped balls

On the Adelaide Plains it can also grow outside in dappled shade

soft-yellow “spider/toothbrush” blooms—excellent colour for SA gardens with minimal fuss