This deciduous tree is known for its graceful, drooping
branches that create a soft, weeping effect, making it a lovely focal
point in outdoor spaces. It is native to Southern Africa and has a wide variety of medicinal using including sore throats, wounds, infertility and de-worming, to name a few. Also
known as the toilet paper tree, the leaves have a soft velvety feel
that make them an easy choice when faced with a lack of toilet paper in
the bush. The Weeping Wattle features bright
yellow flowers that bloom in clusters, adding a splash of color during
the flowering season. Its lush, green foliage provides a beautiful
backdrop throughout the year, offering shade and a habitat for local
wildlife. It is an excellent tree for beekeepers and can be grown in Zones 9-11.This hardy tree is well-suited for a variety of soil
types and is drought-tolerant once established, making it a practical
choice for gardeners looking for low-maintenance options however, it is sensitive to frost for the first 3 years.
As a bonsai, this tree is the perfect specimen, it develops adult shape in just 2-4 years with a thick corky bark and reduced leaves.
To germinate simple soak your seeds in warm water overnight before planting.
