Acacia papyrocarpa (Western Myall)
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: 10’ - 20’
Mature Width: 10’ - 20’
Growth Rate: Slow
Hardiness: 18 degrees F
Exposure: Full Sun
Leaf Color: Silvery-Grey
Shade: Filtered
Flower Color: Yellow
Flower Shape: Ball
Flower Season: Spring
Thorns: None
Propagation Method: Seed
Sizes Available: Not in production
Acacia papyrocarpa (Western Myall) is a drought tolerant Australian shrub to small tree with downward growing drooping silvery-grey 1 to 5 inch long phyllodes. A slow growing, long lived, handsome tree adapted to hot, arid regions. Showy, yellow, ball flowers appear in clusters during the springtime.
The information provided here was gathered from research literature published by the University of Arizona, other professional landscape and horticulture organizations and our experience at Arid Zone Trees. Always consult local landscape experts for recommendations for your specific area.