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Acacia melanoxylon
“Blackwood”

TREE UP TO 10 METRES TALLShapely habit, pale cream flowers in Spring and unusual coiled, twisted seed pods. Good for erosion control & revegetation, frost tolerant, valuable timber tree. Aboriginals used bark for fish poison. Attracts many butterflies.

Suitability
Category	Small Trees up to 10m
Family	Mimosaceae
Aspect	Full Sun / Filtered Sun
Soil	Adaptable, Moist
Habitat	Riparian Community
Features
Bird Attracting, Bush Food Plants, Butterfly Plants, Clay Tolerant Species, Creek Species, Frost Tolerant Plants, Native Timber Trees, Perfumed Flowering Plants, Rainforest Garden Plants, Rainforest Timbers
Localities
Albion, Bald Hills, Ballymore, Balmoral, Banyo, Belmont, Berrinba, Boondall, Bracken Ridge, Bridgeman Downs, Calamvale, Capalaba West, Carseldine, Coorparoo, Cubberla Creek, Darra, Drewvale, Eagle Farm, Eagle Junction, East Brisbane, Ekibin, Ellengrove, Enoggera Catchment, Fitzgibbon, Fruitgrove, Grange, Greenslopes, Hamilton, Heathwood, Hendra, Herston, Holland Park, Inala, Ipswich area, Kalinga, Kangaroo Point, Kelvin Grove, Larapinta, Logan City, Mayne, McDowall, Morningside, Newmarket, Newstead, Norman Park, Northgate, Nudgee, Parkinson, Pine Rivers, Richlands, Runcorn, South Stradbroke Island, Spring Hill, Stafford, Stafford Heights, Stones Corner, Stretton, Sunshine Coast district, Taigum, Tarragindi, Teneriffe, Toombul, Underwood, Upper Brisbane Valley - Dry Sclerophyll Forest, Upper Brisbane Valley - Water courses, Wacol, Wellers Hill, Whites Hill, Wilston, Windsor, Zillmere

Acacia melanoxylon“Blackwood”

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