Wattles and Wattle-Barks is a comprehensive guide on the cultivation and conservation of wattles, a type of tree that is abundant in New South Wales, Australia. The book explains the uses and value of the wattles, including their bark, wood, and flowers. It also includes a botanical appendix describing the various species of wattle found in New South Wales.

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