Purple Jacaranda tree seeds

Common name: Purple Jacaranda Tree Scientific name: Jacaranda mimosifolia Also known as: Green ebony - Blue bay tree The Jacaranda tree belongs to the Bignoniaceae family from the order of Lamiales, with deciduous compound, feathery, elongated leaves, pointed tips, light green color, and branched stems, reaching a height of up to 15 meters. Flowers of the purple Jacaranda tree: tubular-shaped, white and blue in color, appearing before the leaves in spring. Seeds of the purple Jacaranda tree: shaped like pods, with about 31 seeds per gram. Season for germinating the purple Jacaranda tree: planted in autumn or winter, and can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural protected areas, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, and where the plant receives sufficient sunlight or lighting. Suitable climate and soil for the purple Jacaranda tree: grown in rich, yellow, light, well-drained soils, as it is a fast-growing tree. It needs a sunny and moderate climate, tolerates high temperatures, but flowering may be absent in very hot places. Method of planting the purple Jacaranda tree: planted by seeds at a depth of 1 to 2 cm, watered regularly. Its benefits and uses: planted for shade and decoration in gardens and homes, and its flowers have benefits in purifying the urinary tract. Its wood is used in making household furniture. Original habitat of the purple Jacaranda tree: native to Mexico, the Caribbean regions, and South America, and it is also spread in the southern parts of Saudi Arabia.