Hakea Wattle
Flower, with mating Weevils
Hakea Wattle
Dried Pods
| Hakea Wattle Flower, with mating Weevils | | Hakea Wattle Dried Pods | | ||
 | Class: | Plants (Plantae) - Shrubs & Bushes | |||
| Order: | Fabales | ||||
| Family: | Legume (Fabaceae or Leguminosae) | ||||
| Species: | Hakea Wattle (Acacia hakeoides) | ||||
| This Photo: | Green Pods | ||||
Thank you Andrew Allanson for helping with the identification of this species General Species Information: Found on Ellura (in the Murray Mallee), and elsewhere We have quite a few examples were multiple bushes look like one huge bush. Bright yellow, petal-less, ball flowers with long, oval, green leaves. The leaves are wide with a round tip and often have a thin yellow edge. Stems are yellow when young going through green, brown then to grey wood with age. Seeds are grown in pods. Unlike most pods these are very shaped, around each seed. When the pod splits open the black seeds can be seen, and are held in by stalks until ready to disperse. | |||||
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