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Acacia salicina
Cooba Wattle
A fast-growing shade tree with dense canopy, weeping green foliage, and pale yellow globular flowers. Important as a ‘pioneer species’ in regenerative projects, the species hosts nitrogen-fixing organisms, provides shelter for slower-growing plants, creates abundant leaf-litter that breaks down into topsoil, and provides ready shelter and seed for birds and other animals. Grows to 15 metres tall and tolerates a variety of soils.
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Regeneration
Shade
Screening
Bird and butterfly attracting
Attractive
Moderate water
Drought tolerant
Tree
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