By early 2008 most of the remaining wattles had grown considerably and some new ones had been added.

A view looking along the edge of the gully.

 

In the foreground, Acacia complanata on the right is flowering as is Acacia leichhardtii on the left. Between the two is Acacia amblygona. The dense plants behind these are Acacia cultriformis on the left, Acacia semirigida in the centre and Acacia ashbeyi on the right.

 

The tall Acacia angusta in the background flowers through most of the year. Beside it to the right is Acacia podalyriifolia and in front is Acacia sclerosperma.

 

 

On the left is a cluster consisting of Acacia jucunda, Acacia debilis and Acacia gittinsii while on the right is a large Acacia loroloba. In the middle is the grey coloured Acacia acradenia with Acacia lauta behind it. The small grey coloured plant on the far left near the gully is Acacia polybotrya.

 

On the left is Acacia salicina just starting to flower again. Acacia deanii in the centre is also flowering as is Acacia angusta on the right. The two low plants under the Acacia deanii are Acacia chinchillensis on the left and Acacia tindaleae on the right.