blue jacaranda
The blue jacaranda is celebrated for its stunning, long-lasting display of lavender-blue flowers that transform landscapes throughout New Zealand in late spring and early summer. Also known as Jacaranda mimosifolia, this graceful, deciduous tree brings a vibrant splash of colour to urban streets, parks, and home gardens alike. The blue jacaranda is renowned for its fern-like foliage, which adds a soft, lacy texture during the growing season, and its spectacular carpet of fallen petals beneath its canopy. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, adding a blue jacaranda to your planting scheme offers years of beauty, shade, and seasonal interest.
Pimelea prostrata 'Blue Peter'
Pimelea prostrata 'Blue Peter', commonly known as Pinatoro or the NZ Daphne plant, is a mat-forming, NZ native, ground cover plant. It has small, blue foliage which becomes adorned with fragrant, white flowers in spring and results in white berries. This evergreen typically grows to 10 cm tall and 50 cm wide. Pimelea prostrata 'Blue Peter' is commonly used as a groundcover, added to coastal plantings, included in rock gardens, planted around outdoor living areas, grown on a bank, or positioned so it can spill out over a path or over a wall.
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Jacaranda mimosifolia (Blue Jacaranda)
Jacaranda mimosifolia, commonly known as the Blue Jacaranda tree, is a tropical-looking tree that is widely planted because of its beautiful and long-lasting blue flowers. Loose clusters of the deep blue-mauve flowers are borne across the tree through spring and summer. The dark green foliage has a fern-like appearance, and in warm climates, it remains evergreen; otherwise, it is deciduous. It typically grows to 12 m tall and 8 m wide. Jacaranda mimosifolia is commonly used in avenue plantings to provide an unforgettable sight, grown as a specimen, added to a mixed planting, or included in a ‘tropical’ garden.
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