There are over 1,200 species of Acacia and they are found growing naturally in all Australian states and even overseas. In Australia they are known as 'wattles' and the golden wattle, Acacia pycnantha, is Australia's floral emblem.

• Background - the characteristics of the genus Acacia.
• Propagation - growing Acacia from seed and cuttings.
• Cultivation - growing acacias successfully in a range of climates.
• Distinctive Features - characteristics of flowers and foliage.
• Plant Profiles - information on selected species and cultivars, including photographs.
• Acacia Study Group Web Site - studying the cultivation, propagation and conservation of acacias.
• Wattle Day - why is 'wattle day' celebrated on September 1 each year?
• Further Information - books, journals and online resources.