Start your Jacaranda journey today — enjoy an established young tree while growing future trees from seed.
Jacarandas are fast-growing deciduous trees known for their breathtaking purple blooms and graceful shade.
Perfect for:
• beginner gardeners
• family planting projects
• landscaping and garden design
• creating future shade areas
• bonsai experimentation and training
• property planting and boundary lines
• growing your own Jacaranda avenue
• sharing with friends and neighbours
How to plant the seeds:
- Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours.
- Seeds can be sown in seedling/planting trays or plant pots.
- Place the seeds on a bed of seedling/potting soil and cover them with a thin layer of seedling/potting soil.
- Water well.
- Soil must be kept moist.
- The seeds should sprout/germinate in eight weeks or more.
- Transplant the seedlings into pots when they’re big enough to do so is they were started in seedling trays.
- Wait approximately 8 months to do next/final transplant.
Deciduous Tree Notice
Jacaranda trees are deciduous, which means they naturally lose their leaves during colder months. Depending on the season, your tree may arrive without leaves — this is completely normal and part of its natural growth cycle.
During this resting period, continue to water lightly and keep the tree in a sunny, protected spot. As the weather warms, new leaves will begin to grow again.













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