Dodonaea boroniifolia, commonly known as Fern-leaf Hop-bush, is a narrow, upright evergreen shrub native to a variety of habitats in Eastern Australia. It typically grows to a height of 7-13 feet (2-4 meters) and a width of 3-7 feet (0.9-2.1 meters), with finely divided, fern-like green leaves that give the plant a soft, airy texture. New growth may be tinged with red or bronze, adding seasonal interest. Small, yellow-green flowers appear in spring, followed by decorative, papery seed capsules that mature to pink or tan and persist into summer. , , This species is highly adaptable and thrives in full sun to part shade, preferring well-drained soil and low to moderate water. Its neat vertical form and attractive foliage make it ideal for use as a narrow hedge, feature shrub, or background plant in native, low-water, or habitat gardens. Dodonaea boroniifolia is tolerant of drought and poor soils once established, and its compact shape requires little maintenance beyond occasional light pruning to maintain form.CC BY-SA 4.0