Hakea salicifolia
Willow-leafed Hakea
A beautiful small tree or bushy shrub that can be used stand-alone tree, mixed with other natives or hedged to great effect due to its fine narrow leaf and bushy habit. While we have classified it as having a standard tree shape, we grow it bushy and full to the ground. Flowers are white and occur in the the leaf axils. They are generally seen in late winter to spring. These are followed by woody seed pods.
Uses
A great variety for native landscapes, hedges and screens.
Preferred Position & Soil
Hakea salicifolia is a very hardy plant in most soils preferring full sun and/or part shade. Its native to NSW and Queensland but is easily grown all around Australia.
| Form | Standard Tree Shape |
| Common Name | Willow-leafed Hakea |
| Family | Proteaceae |
| Mature Size | Height: 5m Width: 4m |
Categories
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Evergreen A plant that retains its leaves all year round. |
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Informal Screening Trees suitable for hedges & screens. If you are looking for something a little different from the traditional, these trees offer a more casual look. |
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Native Indigenous or occurring naturally in Australia. |
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