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Gorse Bitter-pea

Daviesia ulicifolia
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    acacia box climber correa daisy drought eucalypt eucalyptus grass grasses groundcover herb lily pea sedge sedges tea tree wattle

    Gorse Bitter-pea

    Description
    Rigid, spiny shrub, to 1.5m high with stiff angular branchlets.

    Foliage
    Narrow, pointed, prickly, dark green leaves,5-20mm long.

    Flowers
    Flowers Yellow and red- brown pea flower: 1-3 in leaf axil. Late Winter to mid Summer. Richer flower colour than other Daviesia species.

    Habitat
    Widespread, except on the northern plains.

    Special Notes
    Legume, improves soil fertility through nitrogen fixation.

    Value to Wildlife
    Prickly foliage provides refuge for small birds. Flowers source of pollen and nectar for birds and insects.


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