What’s the name of this tree growing in our neighbour’s yard, ask M & H of Blackall. Reply: Acacia pendula, weeping myall, an inland species of wattle. Growing 8-15m tall, it does well on heavy clay. Flowers are subtle, occurring in the cool seasons, and seed are sought out by parrots. Livestock enjoy eating the foliage, pruning the foliage which otherwise hangs to the ground. Livestock also enjoy eating the seedlings and must be fenced out to allow recruitment from seed. This tree grows in Vic,

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