Acacia dealbata Architectural and also refers to the

and also refers to the bird that often nests in this tree

lace-like leaves decorate the graceful

Leaves with wavy margins are brilliant red when young

scented yellow flowers appear in February to April

native to southern Europe and North Africa

Acacia dealbata Architectural and also refers to theA splendid, airy, fast growing, bushy evergreen tree for a conservatory, greenhouse or a very sheltered garden. Clusters of fragrant, scented yellow flowers appear in February to April, beautiful against the finely divided, grey green foliage. Being native to Australia's warm climate, this plant isn't very cold tolerant and should only be considered for mild areas. H2