The Jacaranda mimosifolia or jacaranda tree is one of the more than 65,000 trees that call Redlands home. This exotic tree is filled with amethyst-colored clouds of trumpet-shaped blossoms. Even th… ...

Purple flowering trees are among the most breathtaking sights in nature, turning gardens, parks, and entire landscapes into ...

The jacaranda tree has been a fixture of the University of Sydney since 1928 Is it the end of an era, or a new chapter in a beloved mythology? The sudden collapse of the University of Sydney's ...

Before a breakthrough in propagation in 1868, the only jacaranda tree of note was the one in the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney. It is still standing and blooming today. By Julie Power ...

Jacaranda, black locust, London plane: Common street trees show surprising resilience to growing heat in Australia. by Manuel Esperon-Rodriguez, Mark G Tjoelker, Matthew Brookhouse, Sally Power ...

The University of Sydney is marking the first anniversary of the replanting of its famous jacaranda tree in the university’s historic quadrangle. The original tree collapsed in 2016 after 88 ...

The silk oak may not have the drama of our favorite flowering tree, but it has its own passionate following. Move over jacaranda, you're not the only tree around - Los Angeles Times ...

Throughout its history, Redlands has been known as a city of beautiful trees. Today, more than 65,000 trees call Redlands home, including the trees at the A.K. Smiley Public Library. The statue of … ...

The jacaranda was planted in 1928 by Professor Gowie (EG) Waterhouse after a series of mischievous false starts, according Dr Craig Barker, who manages heritage tours of the university.