Sunday Trees #288
This is Becca Givens’ Sunday Trees at “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”
My entry for the week shows the Jacaranda trees in this 1930 neighborhood. Jacaranda trees are on both sides of Jacaranda Street and Brookdale Street in Fullerton City, California. Every year in the month of May, Jacaranda trees are in full bloom of lavender flowers. The trees are reaching out and touching the branches from the opposite side of the streets and create an arch pathway. By this time of the month, the flowers start to fall, the sidewalks look like a lavender carpet. The neighbors enjoy and appreciate this annual beauty.
The Showers of Blessings 
80000 year old tree colony in Utah https://declutteringmylifeweb.wordpress.com/2017/07/17/80000-year-old-tree-colony-in-utah-a-new-timescale-is-needed/
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Very Pretty and Beautiful Pictures!! Our ONE True GOD the FATHER who art in Heaven Above is a Genius!!
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Yes, He is the Beauty of all beauties, and Wonder of all wonders. He created them, and they are the reflections of the Creator! Thank you for your comment!
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Spectacular!
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Thank you so much, Madame!
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It’s beautiful, can’t we grow such trees in other locations. Rather than only this handful of places?
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I like the color!
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Yes very vibrant one as well. Pleasant for the eyes!
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Yes, very soothing to the eyes! Thank you!
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Awesome!
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Yes, Dahlia, they are impressive. It was even better a week ago. When I got there on Saturday, many flowers fell from the trees already!
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Over here it’s like that with the Amaltas or the golden rain tree 🙂
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They must be gorgeous. Do the flowers stay on for very long?
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About two weeks or so but some bloom later than others so we do manage a splash of gold at some corner or the other for a month or two
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Some nursery recommend to plant flowers that bloom in different seasons, but I don’t go out to my garden too much in winter.
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I don’t have a green thumb – more like a brown thumb 😦
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It has a lot to do with weather and soil. Some plants don’t like my soil, no matter how I tried to mix it with planting soil. When I lived in one area in Portland, Oregon, the soil is so rich that everything grow, flowers are big and bright!
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Reblogged this on Brainy Versatility.
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Thank you!
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Welcome 😀
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Absolutely gorgeous! I’ve never seen that tree before
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Yes, it’s so soothing to walk on the street surrounded by Jacaranda trees!
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I enjoy Jacaranda trees during the months I spend in Palm Desert–my first volume of poetry is titled “Jacaranda Rain.”
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Wow, they are so beautiful, and truly inspirational to you! Congratulations!
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I just read your bio. It’s amazing. I’m a stage IV melanoma cancer survivor. Nice meeting you, Victoria!
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So nice to meet you too. Stay well.
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Thank you, I have to pace myself!
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Very beautiful trees… I love the colours… It is always magical when the trees form an arch to walk or drive through.
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Yes, it does give an special feeling, like a wedding!
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Oh Miriam, thank you. I love Jacaranda trees. Funny, I was running yesterday, and a number of petals had fallen from this beautiful Jacaranda, and I ran over them on the street. It was like running in my own heart ❤ Reminds me of heaven.
Blessings – great post!
I love you. Debbie
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It must have been a beautiful run! I used to have a Jacaranda tree in my previous house! Thank you for liking the post. love, Miriam
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Wow!!! That is amazing. Your yard must have been magnificent. 🙂
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They are not in my yard. I drove about 5 minutes to take photos on those streets in the next city to ours!
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So beautiful! 🙂 Bless you Miriam ❤ I love you. ~Debbie
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Thank you! Debbie!
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Thanks for these views…a stunning vision.
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Thank you for liking them!
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I love Jacaranda trees – they are so beautiful when they are in flower. However, they are an invasive species in my home country and are causing problems with uncontrolled spreading.
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Oh no! They grow big, so if they are invasive, people may have to do something about it!
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They’re just lovely! Driving through the canopy of those beautiful trees must be wonderful.
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Always like walking in a wedding procession, haha…♪♫ ♥♫♪
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What a lovely thought!
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In purple canopy instead of white!
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Good morning 🐞
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Good afternoon! ♪♫ ♥♫♪
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Very nice information, I want to feel it
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Go ahead to touch it. The petals are small, thin, velvety, and soft!
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Wow, beautiful!
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Thank you so much! I hate to see them going away soon…!
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I would too.
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Jacaranda trees are very lovely to look at, Miriam. We have a lot in Johannesburg as well but they do deplete the water table so people can’t plant them anymore.
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Oh no, what a dilemma! They are very pretty!
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I could be mistaken, but I seem to think they have been declared a noxious weed in South Africa.
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I have some ground cover growing by itself, I didn’t plant it, didn’t want it, so it’s considered as weed to me – like the clovers. But the last summer, I discovered that the yellow clover flowers attracted the bees that I need to pollinate my plum trees. Next year, the weed (clover) would be my precious plants :-). That’s what people say, the same plant some people it’s weed, to others, it’s a plant! I don’t know too much about what it’s considered in South Africa. I could do a research one it!
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I did not know that, very interesting…
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