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GREY STINKWOOD FACTS |
Map is from The Atlas of Living Australia web site, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License
Common Name
Grey Stinkwood
Description
Grey Stinkwood is greyish in appearance with leafless stems like broom. It is variable in form from prostrate groundcover to a weeping shrub or upright shrub. It produces yellow or orange flowers in late spring and summer (from October to March).
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
Growth Characteristics
Height: 0.4m - 4m
Classification
| Class: | Magnoliopsida | | Order: | Fabales | | Family: | Fabaceae | | Genus: | Jacksonia | | Species: | furcellata | | Common Name: | Grey Stinkwood |
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