A brief introduction to jacaranda
Jacaranda has both ornamental and economic value. Deciduous trees, up to 15 meters in height, are widely planted in tropical and warm subtropical areas as road trees. The wood is yellow-white to gray, soft and light in quality, straight in texture, easy to process, and can be used as furniture material.
In Australia, Sydney and its state of New South Wales are the most widely grown areas of jacaranda, and urban streets and parks often fall into a purple ocean during the jacaranda season.
Interestingly, jacaranda also has a name in Australia, a stress-sounding name: exam flower, because its flowering season coincides with the annual college final exam, so almost all international students call it the exam flower. There is a saying that the flowers are blooming, the examination is coming, is really a "beautiful cry".
A jacaranda in full bloom
The Best viewing time of Jacaranda brasiliensis in Australia
- October-November is the season when jacaranda is in full bloom in Australia, when it is the best time to watch it. The purple jacaranda is full of mysterious and romantic colors, and many people go to watch it every season.
Best viewing site of jacaranda near Sydney
- Eastern suburbs: the landscape of Oxford Street and Fiveways Padding in Paddington,Woollahra and Double Bay.Paddington is very beautiful;
- Inner City of Sydney: the huge blue-flowered couplets of the University of Sydney (The University of Sydney) are well-known and worth seeing. In addition, neighbouring suburbs, such as Glebe and Erskineville, are also good;
- North Coast: large areas of jacaranda in many streets of Lavender Bay,Greenwich,Waverton,Hunters Hill,Woolwich,Longueville,Mosman and Wollstonecraft;
- Downtown Sydney: from (Royal Botanic Gardens), Sydney's Royal Botanical Garden, through the roundabout pier (Circular Quay) and rock area (The Rocks) is a great route to enjoy the famous seaport view;
- The area's Argyle Street is purple in Camden:, and horticultural growers even call on Macarthur residents to make good use of the ideal planting conditions to make the area a hot spot for viewing jacaranda.
- A town known for its jacaranda on the northern coast of (Grafton):, Grafton, about 610km by car from Sydney and 250km from the Golden Coast of Queensland. Grafton was once named one of the 10 most beautiful Australian towns in Australia by Voyager (Australian Travellor) magazine. There are 6500 blue-flowered couplets in the town. The famous blue-flower couplets in the town continue every year from the end of October to the beginning of November, during the festival. People can go to the ball, watch the parade on the street, watch fireworks, competitive performances, dragon boat races, art exhibitions, fashion exhibitions, etc.
Grafton (Grafton) is all over the streets of Jacaranda.
(Grafton) Blue-Flower couplets in Grafton
These are some introductions to the best viewing time and location of the jacaranda in Australia, hoping to help those who want to see the flowers.
