Jacaranda mimosifolia - Jacaranda Tree Flowering
By Delonix1
- 10 Aug, 2012
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The Jacarandas have been amazing this year. They have been flowering all spring and summer. This is unusual. They usually only bloom in spring to very early summer, starting in mid-March. This Jacaranda is growing among dozens of others in a shopping center by my house. Photo taken Aug. 9, 2012.
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what a beautiful tree.Will it grow in UK
10 Aug, 2012
Just noticed where you live!!
10 Aug, 2012
Drc726:
Thanks! :>)
10 Aug, 2012
Ellieginge:
Thanks! :>)
I don't think it'll grow in the UK. It's a tender subtropical tree. There's millions Jacarandas growing in San Diego. It's very widely grown as a street tree.
10 Aug, 2012
I luv to see them bloom and when the street become all blue with them.But unfortunately my jacaranda never bloomed
18 Aug, 2012
Sorry to hear about your Jacaranda! The millions of trees here bloom very well every year. It's such a beloved, common tree here.
18 Aug, 2012
LOL...I love Jacarandas!! The foliage..the flowers...it's all so beautiful.
18 Aug, 2012
You would love it in San Diego, then. :>)
The Jacarandas are blooming very strangely this year. I've seen many blooming through most of summer...and many other Jacarandas which bloomed in early spring are starting they're second late summer blooms (which are not as spectacular as the spring bloom).
There's most likely three dozen or more Jacarandas at this shopping center lot. Many are still blooming (which I've never seen before).
19 Aug, 2012
Beautiful !
19 Aug, 2012
Terratoonie:
Thanks! :>)
19 Aug, 2012
Are they watered with a sprinkler system, D1? What I mean is... perhaps they don't have to conform to the natural patterns of moisture and drought in the environs? The seedlings I started in my other garden were strong little survivors..but my timing was all wrong. winter and moving...alas. Not that they weren't doomed from the beginning. If I had a conservatory I would try again.
21 Aug, 2012
Some of the Jacaranda trees are watered and others just have to grow on what little rain we get here. This little tree doesn't get much water...it's most likely why it's so small.
Yes, you can always try growing more Jacarandas. They germinate very easily and quickly.
22 Aug, 2012
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thats spectacular
10 Aug, 2012