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It grows on well-drained white coastal sands in Queensland. | It grows on well-drained white coastal sands in Queensland. | ||
Consists of 2 subspecies: | |||
[[Acacia baueri subsp aspera]] | [[Acacia baueri subsp aspera]] | ||
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General Plant Info
Acacia baueri, is commonly known by the name "Tiny Wattle", and it is one of the smallest of all wattles. It grows on well-drained white coastal sands in Queensland.
Consists of 2 subspecies:
Geographic distribution
Identification
Alkaloid content
Other uses
Extraction
Cultivation
A beautiful little plant about 30cm high, but is not that long lived in cultivation. It is a plant that leaves its seed in the ground. Not only does it require perfect drainage, but it also likes a constant source of water, which is usually accessed from a relatively high water table in it's native location on coastal sand dunes in QLD.
