Acacia acuminata Raspberry Jam Wattle - Tucker Bush decorative

Acacia acuminata Raspberry Jam Wattle - Tucker Bush decorativeRaspberry Jam Wattle is a native Western Australian wattle species named after the strong aroma of raspberry jam from the cut wood. The wood is dense, beautifully grained, termite resistant and highly prized for furniture making, fence posts and woodworking. Raspberry Jam Wattle flowers heavily in spring, providing an aromatic display of fuzzy golden rods while attracting bees and native birds to the garden. Its seeds are considered nutritional and

with green and creamy-white striated bark

appearing in spring and early summer

mass plantings and pots

always use Australian native potting mix and fertilise only with an Australian native plant fertiliser

Prune firmly every year or two

Established ash trees are relatively drought tolerant

bushy canopy and masses of vibrant pink flowers that appear throughout summer

is a small tree of mallee type with several stems

Size: Height 5m x width 5m

Apply a controlled-release fertiliser after trimming for best results

is a dense

extending its seasonal appeal