It is Jacaranda time, pretty mauve bells and a silky blue sky, a match made by nature;
A sky as soft as down;
New South Wales Christmas tree is flowering and the grapevine is reaching for the sky;
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It is Jacaranda time, pretty mauve bells and a silky blue sky, a match made by nature;A sky as soft as down;New South Wales Christmas tree is flowering and the grapevine is reaching for the sky;
Oh so pretty! I love those purple blooms against that blue blue sky!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Jacaranda tree and it is indeed gorgeous against your beautiful blue skies! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!
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It looks so warm and wonderful there at the moment! I wish Jacarandas could survive my climate.
ReplyDeleteOh, so cool!!!! I love Jacaranda Time! What a sight they are with that strange hue of purple smothering naked branches! Even the ungardeners in my family admire these trees during Jacaranda Time. Of course, we have to wait another six months or so yet. Ugh. At least I can enjoy your pics today. : )
ReplyDeleteThese are so so stunning. Nice shots indeed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures.. nice colors.. i liked.. you have great pictures here..
ReplyDeleteThe sky looks wonderful. Your weekend looks promising. Enjoy your garden, Jacaranda and the beautiful surroundings ;-)
ReplyDeleteNature's best, beautiful combination of flowers and blue skies.
ReplyDeletetruly a soft downy sky ...
ReplyDeleteWonderful Sky Watch post, Titania. Fantastic flowers and skies, I enjoy these pictures!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend :-)
Awesome colors and the scattered pieces of clouds make these pictures really very beautiful!!
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In Deutschland wollte ich einen Jacaranda-Baum kaufen...für meinen Wintergarten...wenn ich aber sehe wie groß diese Bäume werden...bin ich doch froh, das ich keinen gekauft habe.
ReplyDeleteIch wünsch dir noch eine schöne Woche.
I haven't seen a Jacaranda since moving away from my beloved Australia. They're such a beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteI also loved seeing your glorious Daylilies and the wonderful Tibouchina. What a fantastic garden you have dear Trudi.
Tibouchina and Clivia miniata were part of my collection. I certainly agree with your opinion of the first, I remember the first time I saw it in Puerto Rico.
ReplyDeleteI was then unknown as a critic, friendly and kind in those days.
Is always pleasant to drop by.
The above mentioned passed away for unknown reasons. Both really collector items.