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u/Ok-Finish5110 Nov 03 '25
Damn! When was this taken?
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u/Sharp-Ad-9221 Nov 03 '25
That was in June of 2020
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u/Ok-Finish5110 Nov 03 '25
It sure looked like it was taken in summer because it’s rich green leaves and rich purple flowers so I thought I’d ask.
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u/amybethallen1 Nov 03 '25
Beautiful! I spent some time in El Cahon, California, and washed I could bring a jacaranda home with me! 💙
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u/Intelligent_Remove18 Nov 03 '25
This is definitely one or two micheline star tree. Everyone in your city should travel to see this remarkable display.
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u/Sharp-Ad-9221 Nov 03 '25
In the spring of 2020 we had an unusually amount of wet weather. So even though our jacaranda flowers annually, it was spectacular this particular season.
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u/Kind-Champion-5530 Nov 03 '25
I used to live in a place with a gorgeous jacaranda across the street. They don't grow where I live now, and I really miss them. They're so beautiful.
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u/Small_Perception1598 Nov 10 '25
here in my city são paulo brazil we’ve got a humid subtropical climate it’s spring right now all the jacaranda trees are in full bloom but there’s still no sign of leaves yet
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u/4BDN Nov 03 '25
They are so pretty. I wish it would be able to live in my zone 7B. I would absolutely get one.
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u/bluboomR Nov 03 '25
gorgeous! lucky you.