Bailey Acacia Description
Bailey acacia (Acacia baileyana), also called Cootamundra wattle, is an evergreen tree that grows in the United States and abroad. Bailey acacia trees, which are popular as additions to landscapes, spread naturally in some regions. Does this Spark an idea?
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Features
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Bailey acacia trees grow 20 to 30 feet tall and 30 to 40 feet wide. They retain their light blue-green-grey foliage throughout the year. During mid-winter, the trees produce clusters of bright yellow flowers.
Geography
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In the United States, Bailey acacias grow only in parts of California. The tree, which is native to Australia, is found in dry climates with full sunlight.
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Warning
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The San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden warns that Bailey acacia flowers may cause allergies. The trees may also become invasive, overtaking an area and crowding out other plants.
Benefits
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Bailey acacia trees add year-round color to the landscape. Their wide canopies and year-round leaves also make them dependable sources of shade.
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