Wright Acacia Full Sun but may loose some of

but may loose some of its leaves in the winter

It showcases larger leaves and rosettes than many other subspecies

The flavor resembles another holly drink

Fruits are quite small but very tasty with a sweet/tart flavor and may be eaten fresh off the vine or cooked into a variety of dishes including pies and jams

Spread: 4'-5'

Wright Acacia Full Sun but may loose some ofSenegalia wrightii Common names include Wright Acacia, Wright's Acacia, Catclaw Acacia Synonyms: Acacia greggii var. wrightii Wright Acacia is small, deciduous semi evergreen tree with one or multiple trunks. Numerous spreading branches form a rounded, open canopy, drooping as the tree grows. It quickly grows to 20' tall, and on rare occasions to 30' tall. Its thin bark is gray to brown on young stems, growing darker and breaking into flattened ridges