r/GardeningAustralia 12h ago

Can you id this plant? 🌻 ID This Plant

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I think this grew from tube stock obtained at a native plant sale (Perth). Any idea what it is and can it be relocated during summer?

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u/appleofmyeyes_ 11h ago edited 11h ago

It’s wattle! Acacia Podalyriifolia

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u/Acrobatic_Let8535 10h ago

Aka, β€œMt Morgan Wattleβ€πŸ€”πŸ˜‰πŸ‘

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u/The_zen_viking 🌳 Moderator And Native Surveyor 9h ago

Pinning comment for correct ID

By the way remember its lower-case for species πŸ˜… just my personal pet peeve. Don't mind me

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u/boganism 11h ago

Cootamundra wattle probably,definitely wattle and will not transplant as with most natives

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u/rocketpants72 11h ago

Thanks for unit. The leaves are a fair bit rounder than an acacia so I think this is unlikely. Haven't seen it flower yet so hard to tell

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u/Jackgardener67 9h ago

There are hundreds of different wattles, flowering every month of the year, with a whole variety of leaf shapes and even colours.

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u/beaudiful-vision 10h ago

Or Queensland silver wattle Really pretty when in flower

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u/Jackgardener67 9h ago

Definitely a wattle (acacia) of some sort. Very unlikely to be easily moved to another location

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u/rocketpants72 11h ago

Thank you. Perhaps it wasn't from a native plant sale