SAFLAX - Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosafolia) - 50 seeds -

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• Pinnate leaves and bell-flowers
• 50 seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful propagation.
• The subtropical Jacaranda has its origins in South America, specifically in the highlands of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. Today it is found and cultivated as ornamental tree in all annual-warm places around the world. In the capital of the Republic of South Africa, Pretoria - also known as Jacaranda-City -, there are about 60.000 Jacaranda trees decorating the streets and avenues.
• Most significant on a Jacaranda are its fern-like pinnate leaves and the sky-blue blossoms. Even before the leaves shoot, the lavender blue and up to 5 cm big bell-flowers, seating at up to 20 cm tall panicles, spring up, and exhale a honey-like, softly scent. Albeit the Jacaranda is not frost-resistant, it can be cultivated as pot or tub plant. ..... (please see pictures for detailed informations about the plant, sowing and care)

Pinnate leaves and bell-flowersSAFLAX