Palo Blanco Acacia willardiana Fabaceae
Form: Tree, large shrub Seasonality: Deciduous Size: 24ft high by 20 ft wide Leaves: Light green, fern-like, compound leaves that will fall off in autumn, leaving the long leaf stalks attached Flowers: pale yellow, elongated or brush shaped, puff balls Fruit: seed pod Stems/Trunks: White or very pale bark that curls and sheds Range/Origin: Sonora desert Hardiness: Sunset Zones 12-24 Comments: Medium litter, No thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full sun Water: Low Soil: Tolerant, well drained soils Propagation: Seed Maintenance: Minimal, some litter
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