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A wiry looking shrub with spiky leaves. It has a long flowering season and cheers the bush with its lemon flowers from mid summer to the end of winter. The flowers have the same pungent smell as acacia roots.
The distinctive spiky form makes Spreading Wattle an interesting feature plant for the garden. An important bird refuge and a useful barrier to pedestrians, cats and dogs. Tolerates a wide range of soils.