How to Grow and Care for Jacaranda Trees | GARDEN | Great Home Ideas
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Jason Hodges visits the Grafton Jacaranda Festival to find out all about this beautiful tree and how to grow and care for one. Click here to subscribe: bit.ly/3hxN7d5
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We have many Jacarandas in Mexico City. March is my favorite time of year because of them.
I think they’re absolutely gorgeous trees I got me one and planted it outback me and my husband can’t wait to see it bloom hope and pray it blooms next year at least I love them they are gorgeous jacaranda trees😍💜💜💜💜💜
Where’s the bit about how to plant and care for Jacarandas?
Jacaranda is a beautiful tree
That is a gorgeous place thanks for sharing them trees make it all gorgeous I can see why everybody loves them they’re so beautiful I love them too💜💜💜💜💜💜
I like to see Jacarandas planted near Silky Oaks. The orange and the purple look great together. Saw a couple of flame trees in Grafton. The red is fabulous near the purple too.
Love jacrandha and u... I am from India 🇮🇳
I am from Pretoria, the Jacaranda city of South Africa. Absolutely beautiful tree.
Hey all if anyone from Tasmania on here . You can grow jacarandas here you need they need protection from frost first two to three years so make a hot house for them with a roof as frost comes from top down. I Planted mine in a pot with 4 stakes and plastic around left this on for first year of growth then planted in garden with a timber frame and plastic for next two years with a roof, which goes on in deep winter ❄️ I’m going to give it one more year in plastic then next summer it will all come off and hopefully it will survive. Yes this a lot of work and you have to wait two to three years to see plant… but if you make blinds to open in summer to hardening off plant 🌱 for winter you get to see it
Oh also i got anold plastic pot cut bottom out then cut pot up one side so I could protect base of trunk… then as plant is 100mm down deeper than lawn I but soil up to trunk pot protecter so I have a 100mm layer of soul over the base of plant!! Htms so I water plant with seasol and power feed straight in pot and around base of plant my theory is keep plant warm and as we have strong western winds in winter I’m close to the ocean as well…
Roof of hot house is smaller that the sides so rain can water base of plant. As all this seems to be working
hope this helps anyone in frost areas and if anyone has tips for me would be greatly appreciate…
Or I should say my husband and I planted the tree in the backyard and we can’t wait to see it Bloom 😁💜💜💜💜
Absolutely gorgeous 💜💜💜💜
Those trees are from Bolivia, South America.... in Santa Cruz de la Sierra (biggest bolivian city), there are many of those ..... they are so beautiful!
Jacaranda are from south america
Jacarandas are not from Central America, but from South America. Moreover, they are native trees in an area of South America at a latitude similar to that of Australia, therefore those trees should feel at home, with the sun shining at the same height as in their homeland.
It grows all around my area. I make ceremonial rattles and bows with it.
Amazing video with fantastic trees!
Fantastic trees
Amazing, very beautiful and well maintained area. Jacaranda my god, no words to praise its beauty. Very superb video sir, thanks for sharing the same. What location is it ?
So beautiful
How long does it take to start blooming?
Very interesting!
They are millions of them in Islamabad , Pakistan ... I planted 5 in my street with 15 other native trees
Question: My One year old Jacaranda is approx 25 feet tall. Single trunk tree with all the growth (approx 5 feet) near the top. The branches are about 12 - 15 inches in length... I lost a number of lower branches during the year, due to wind and dry conditions. It is also starting to lean... Is this tree in trouble or is this ok? It looks like the tree that's being planted in the video above... but much taller... Does this tree eventually "branch out"
I'm here in Northern California growing some in pots. They're about 5 feet tall now and it's not the winter low temps I'm worried as much as the heavy clay I'm going to be planting them.
How are they doing?
@@cesaralvarado8913 I planted one in March. It's now blooming. I didn't even stake it and we're having 20-30 mph wind gusts. It just sways.
@@segapena5033 that’s great!! Mind sharing where you purchased yours? I want to buy one from San Diego but I’m afraid it won’t make it on the drive.
@@segapena5033 Yes please share where you purchased your Jacaranda Tree. I'm also in Northern California and I love these trees that seem to be so common in San Diego.
wrong sr.. jacaranda es from South America (Argentina,Bolivia,Paraguay)
I live on the tx gulf coast. Will they do Good here? Anyone
How long does it take to put it in soil
I just bought some seedlings
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My jacaranda tree damaged from high winds. Broke from top trunk. Young tree and only 5ft tall. Can tree grow back? After I cut the trunk down about 1/4% off.
All cutting of trees should be no more than 1/4 of the height anymore and it’s to stressful for plant
Yes it should as long as the main tap root has not snapped or any major root damage as base of tree has moved in ground that much from winds… keep the seasol and power feed up to plant as its in shock! I would get two side horizontal or if you have a vertical shoot tire one each side to main vertical trunk and it will replace the snapped main vertical leader then when it gets to the height you want or reach with a ladder tire it horizontal … the only problem your plant will have it not grow to a very tall plant… but it will come back it may take 2 years to get back to its original height plus the height you have loss from snapped leader
I have a wind break plant in front and to the side of my jacaranda to protect from high winds you need to do this also as it will happen again!!!! Hope this helps
How is plant going?
I only found this today as I’m going to try and propagate mine
@@vincentwalker5051 thank you so much for tips and advices. There are many baby branches popping out. It is good sign. Before I secure with one pole. This time I secure with 3 poles.
@@johntc7442 just something to think about did your plant snap off were your pole finished which I’m thinking it did… it’s good for plants trees to blow around in wind I would put three poles in away from roots and use string or ladies lol stockings be better you need it to flex and let tree move with wind but not to much that base is moving… the more a tree bends the more those roots need to hold on hence good healthy soil and seaweed liquid fertiliser seasol power feed to get that soil pumping… if the base is to well supported and top is bending, it has no movement to bend the young trunk and bang it snaps. Trees are meant to be flexible keep that in mind good luck mate
MAYBE relabel this video "Grafton Jacaranda Festival"!!! Waste of time.
Yeah they look awesome but who's gonna rake up up all those pretty flowers that fall off after they've bloomed????? It's really a big mess!
Not really a growing and care for video
Noxious weed.
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What
Don't be rediculas they are not weeds they are gorgeous trees 💜💜💜💜
@@lizcosgrove8199 They don't feed our native animals, they are not natives.
Noxious weeds, pretty for 3 weeks a year.
@@jeeves6490 i prefer them when they have green keaves