Acacia elata, commonly known as Cedar Wattle, is a majestic, long-lived tree featuring a dense conical to medium domed canopy. Endemic to coastal regions of New South Wales, this species thrives in rainforest and wet sclerophyll forests. With dark green, jacaranda-type compound-bipinnate leaves up to 35 cm long, it creates substantial shade and a lush, tropical appearance. From December to February, it blooms with clusters of yellow to cream globular flowers, adding vibrant colour to the landscape. Ideal for large gardens or parks, it offers excellent shade and serves as a valuable habitat tree. Soil: Deep fertile soil, well-drained, reliable moisture. Conditions: Full sun to part shade, prefers shady situations but remains more compact in full sun. Suitable for warm temperate, cool temperate, and coastal gardens. Tolerates light frost. Size: Height 30m x width 15m
