Small useful shade tree 6-10m with broad, rounded canopy. Yellow flowers in dense, cylindrical spikes.
Growing Needs & Uses
Tolerates coastal forests, sandy soil, swampy habitats and freshwater streams. Suitable as a screening, accent or filler.
Traditional / Historical Uses
The wood of this species is used for fuel, posts and poles, small joinery and turned items, and cabinet work.
Natural Habitat
Grows in open eucalypt and/or Melaleuca woodlands, in sandy or rocky soils.