Encyclopedia · Acacia implexa
Australian nativeLocally indigenousCouncil listedInner WestdroughtTreeSandstone slopesTurpentine-Ironbarkcity of rydelane cove
Acacia implexa
Hickory
Acacia
A fast-growing tree with pale yellow ball shaped flowers in December–April. Followed by seed pods. Inner West Council identifies this locally indigenous species for Sandstone Slopes Forest and Woodland, Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest planting contexts.
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Classification
Genus
Acacia
Common name
Hickory
Climate
temperate, subtropical, Sydney Inner West
Acacia implexa belongs to the Acacia genus. It performs reliably across temperate, subtropical, Sydney Inner West zones in our experience. It is an Australian native we grow and specify regularly.
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Cultivation
Care sheet.
Water
Low water; tolerates dry soil and drought periods
Light
full sun - part shade
Soil
any
Growth rate
Site dependent
Mature size
8 -10m
Landscape use
Locally indigenous habitat planting for Sandstone Slopes Forest and Woodland, Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest conditions.
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Further reading
- 01Native Plants of the Inner West - page 10 — Inner West Council
- 02Acacia implexa verified observation photograph — iNaturalist · (c) Brian du Preez, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)
- 03Creating Nature at Home — Inner West Council
- 04Tree planting and selection lists — City of Ryde Council
- 05Council indigenous tree species list — Lane Cove Council