Jacaranda Tree - Jacaranda Mimosifolia NEW

Jacaranda mimosifolia, often referred to as the Jacaranda tree or simply Jacaranda, is a stunning and iconic flowering tree known for its vibrant purple-blue blossoms. This deciduous tree is native to South America but has become beloved and widely cultivated in various regions for its visual spectacle during the flowering season. With its elegant, fern-like foliage and cascading clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers, the Jacaranda tree adds a touch of exotic beauty to any landscape.

Common Name: Jacaranda
Mature Height (meters): 10-15 meters
Mature Width (meters): 10-15 meters
Spacing: Allow ample space for the mature canopy to spread.
Foliage: Fine-textured, bipinnately compound leaves, fern-like in appearance.
Flowering Period: Jacaranda trees burst into bloom with clusters of trumpet-shaped, purple-blue flowers in late spring to early summer.
Form/Habit: The Jacaranda tree typically grows with an open, spreading crown.
Uses: Jacaranda trees are often planted as ornamental shade trees, and their stunning floral display makes them a favorite in parks, gardens, and along streets.
Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous
Tolerates: Jacaranda trees prefer well-drained soil and can withstand drought conditions once established. They thrive in full sun.
Drought Hardy: Yes
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Low to moderate
Water Requirement: Regular watering is necessary for young trees; mature Jacarandas are relatively drought-tolerant.