Australian National Botanic Gardens

Acacia hubbardiana

Description: An open shrub varying in height from 50 cm to 2 m. The small stiff phyllodes are triangular in shape, about 1.2 cm long and sharply pointed. The cream coloured ball-flowers are borne on axillary stalks to 1.2 cm. They are seen in late winter and spring.

Distribution: Qld.

Propagation: From scarified seed or boiling water treatment.

Cultivation: This dainty plant will accept poorly drained conditions and most aspects.

Special horticultural attributes:

Suitable for poorly drained areas.
Recommended for its foliage.
Suitable for planting in tropical areas.