Jacksonia furcellata
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Jacksonia furcellata (cultivated, labelled) Maranoa Gardens, Balwyn, Victoria, Australia
Photograph by Melburnian. Some rights reserved.
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GREY STINKWOOD FACTS
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Common Name
Grey Stinkwood
Description
Grey Stinkwood is greyish in appearance with leafless stems like broom. It is variable in form from prostrate to decumbent to a weeping or upright shrub. It produces yellow or orange flowers in late spring and summer (from October to March).
Height
0.4m - 4m
Habitat
Grey Stinkwood is found on sand plains, swampy depressions and river banks. It is a good coloniser of cleared land and is often seen growing where soil has been disturbed, such as along road sides.
Distribution
south west of Western Australia where it is a common plant of the Swan Coastal Plain
Classification
| Class: | Magnoliopsida | | Order: | Fabales | | Family: | Fabaceae | | Genus: | Jacksonia | | Species: | furcellata | | Common Name: | Grey Stinkwood |
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