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Acacia vestita, Hairy Wattle Hoe Fruit is ripe in July Size:Gray 9.25" x 10"

Name: Acacia vestita, Hairy Wattle Hoe Fruit is ripe in July Size:Gray 9.25" x 10"
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SKU: 80729912780
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Acacia vestita, Hairy Wattle Hoe Fruit is ripe in July Size:Gray 9.25" x 10" Fruit is ripe in July through December It is easy to grow and can grow up to ten feet tall Family Name Mimosaceae Species Name Acacia vestita Common Name Hairy Wattle Native to Australia Plant Type Shrub Small Tree Height x Width 12' 15' x 15' 20' Growth Habit Graceful Weeping Branches Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full Sun Water Requirement Low Soil Type Well Draining Flower Color Yellow Flowering Months Winter to early Spring Evergreen Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant Scented Flowers Cold Hardy to 20 25 degrees Attracts pollinators Bees Prune after flowering

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