Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 2
tube stock dia 80
Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 4
Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 3
Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 1
Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 0
Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’ 6

Coastal Myall Wattle

Acacia binervia ‘Sterling Silver’

This silver and lemon beauty is a dwarf shrub form of the Coastal Myall Wattle, with a sprawling habit to around 2-3 metres wide and 1.5 metres high rather than growing into a small tree.

Ideal to use cascading over rockeries, embankments or retaining walls. Broad silver leaves provide an excellent foliage feature along with late winter and early spring flowers, while it’s also wind resistant, drought tolerant and fast growing. Light pruning keeps it from getting too leggy.

H ~ 2m   W ~ 3m

Add it to a Plant Box of 4 to 32, from $54.95.

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