Acacia howittii sticky wattle provenance:Gippsland Tarra Valley It thrives in sandy soils

It thrives in sandy soils and provides vital habitat for wildlife

Its ability to improve soil structure and fertility makes it especially valuable in degraded landscapes

it plays an important role in supporting pollinators and stabilising soils

spreading shrub found in alpine and subalpine regions of Victoria and NSW

Acacia howittii sticky wattle provenance:Gippsland Tarra Valley It thrives in sandy soilsAcacia howittii, commonly known as Sticky Wattle or Howitts Wattle, is a graceful shrub or small tree endemic to eastern Victoria. It features pendulous, slender branches and dark green, narrowly lanceolate phyllodes that are often sticky, especially when young. Pale yellow, globular flower heads bloom in spring, followed by narrow seed pods up to 6 cm long. This species thrives in moist forest habitats between Mount Howitt and Yarram and is listed as