This Western Australian native medium-sized shrub grows to 10 m high by 6 m. It is fast-growing and was widely used in parks, revegetation and for erosion control. Pendulous branches are often blue-grey in colour when young. Bright yellow to orange flowerheads borne profusely in late winter –early summer develop into smooth brown pods.

A small to medium height, upright evergreen tree with large foliage and strongly scented golden ball-shaped flowers from August to October.   A gland at the base of the leaf-stem provides food for nectar-eating birds.  It grows well in full sun to part shade on most soil types if good drainage is available. This tree can grow quickly once it is established and will be ideal for screening fences, sheds or just quick shade.

This South Australian wattle grows 3–6 m high by 3–7 m wide. It has a shrubby habit and develops golden-yellow flowers in winter and early spring. It will tolerate clay, sandy and alkaline (lime) soils and is frost and drought tolerant. Plant in full-sun to semi-shade and prune to shape if necessary. Bird attracting.

This is an erect shrub to small tree reaching 2–9 metres in height. It has attractive, pale grey-green leaves 3–6 cm long. Spectacular pink and cream globe-shaped flower clusters appear in late autumn and early winter, and resemble a sea urchin in appearance.

A tall, hardy shrub or small tree growing to 8 m in height. This SA native thrives in poorly drained soils in a sunny position. Globular yellow-lemon flowers appear from December to January.