Jacaranda trees canopy a Santa Ana street in early June 2013. As June approaches this year, jacaranda fans await their flamboyant bloom. (Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times) ...

Over the next few years, many cities planted the trees in parkways. Glendale in 1972 declared the jacaranda its official tree. Developers used them to bring color to new housing tracts.

Jacaranda trees are not just enchanting—they’re drought-tolerant, fast-growing, and wildlife-friendly. Think purple—not palms. Skip to main content Curbed LA homepage Los ...

They get your car all sticky and blanket the sidewalk with bee-baiting petals. But there’s nothing quite like L.A.’s annual jacaranda bloom, when trees all across the region pop with powdery ...

Learn how to give your jacaranda tree the best possible chance of thriving in your yard, and how you can properly combat common issues if they do arise. advertisement. House Digest.

The jacaranda, a tree native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Argentina and Brazil, will bloom for about the next two months. You can find some prime examples at the L.A. County Arboretum.

Jacarandas, like most trees, shouldn't be fertilized when they aren't actively growing. You should fertilize your jacaranda tree in spring because this is the best time to give the tree the energy ...

Jacaranda trees are actually natives of South America, though many of ours came from South Africa, where they were transplanted and now cover entire neighborhoods in cities like Pretoria and ...

Though nearly 50 species of jacaranda trees exist, it is the jacaranda mimosifolia, or "blue jacaranda," that ubiquitously appears around this time of year — blooming twice annually, ...

The jacaranda tree has been a fixture of the University of Sydney since 1928 Is it the end of an era, or a new chapter in a beloved mythology? The sudden collapse of the University of Sydney's ...