Acacia cultriformis

Knife Leaf Wattle at Bruce, ACT

Acacia cultriformis at Bruce, ACT - 4 Jun 2021
Acacia cultriformis at Bruce, ACT - 4 Jun 2021
Acacia cultriformis at Bruce, ACT - 4 Jun 2021
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Acacia cultriformis 7 Jun 2021 MichaelMulvaney
Acacia cultriformis 4 Jun 2021 MichaelMulvaney
Acacia pravissima 4 Jun 2021 JVR

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5 comments

   4 Jun 2021
I can only see one vein in the leaves not the two veins in a V shape that you see in A. pravissima. So I think this is probably a planted Acacia cultriformis.
Mike wrote:
   4 Jun 2021
Probably not planted. They are popping up all over the place.
JVR wrote:
   4 Jun 2021
👍 Its a single tree, and on modified ground very close to Haydon Dr.
JVR wrote:
   4 Jun 2021
Remove it? We’ve loads of mid storey veg
   7 Jun 2021
Given it is on the road edge, I suspect that this was a landscape planting (there seems to be an Acacia boormannii 5 m along so perhaps a line of wattles were planted/)- I think you need to consider if it still serving a landscape - ornamental function weighed up against the risk it may be posing - is there evidence that it is self seeding, looks to have a native understory and the nearby sightings record shows at least 80 native species recorded within 20m of this shrub - I would be inclined to take it out but risk is not so high that this is a required action.

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