Acacia comprises a variety of forms including deciduous or evergreen trees, shrubs, and climbing plants. The leaves can be either alternate and pinnately compound or consist of simple, modified leaf-like structures known as phyllodes. These plants produce small flowers, which may be fragrant, arranged in short spikes, racemes, or spherical clusters.

Acacia trineura

Acacia truncata

Acacia ulicifolia

Acacia undulata

Acacia verniciflua

Acacia verticillata

Acacia verticillata 'Rewa'

Acacia verticillata riverine form is an evergreen shrub or small tree, typically reaching heights and widths of approximately 8 meters. Its foliage consists of short, needle-like leaves that resemble those of a conifer. In spring, it produces pale yellow flowers that appear as fluffy cylindrical clusters, reminiscent of fuzzy caterpillars.

Acacia verticillata riverine form

Acacia vestita

Acacia vestita 'Sainte Hélène'

Acacia victoriae

Acacia viscidula

Acacia x hanburyana

Acacia xanthophloea

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