In the last month of spring you will see jacaranda trees bursting with lilac flowers along Sydney streets. My husband calls them a weed because they’re not native to the country. But I don’t care.
I think they’re beautiful.
The trees mean a lot to me. Especially because they came here from other parts of the world. They’re a beautiful symbol of migration and making a home on foreign soil.
Via the Daily Post Photo Challenge #6: Spring
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10 responses to “Spring”
So beautiful!😍
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I’m so glad you like it!
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I have similar conversation with my husband😊
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They can be so pragmatic!
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Ha ha true My husband has been wanting to cut our tree for the last 5 years, each spring I remind him of its beauty😊
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Good on you! Keep fighting the good fight! 😁
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Will do😊
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That’s a very beautiful symbol for citizens of the world like you. I’ve never heard of this trees and I just googled them. Very impressive!
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Hello Ilka! I love the tree for many reasons. It’s uninspiring most of the year, but come November, it looks beautiful!
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It sounds strange to me that trees bloom in November. : D Here in Germany is November a very grey and sad month, for me it is even the worst, brrr! I hope I remember the wonderful purple flowering trees, that would lighten the sadness. ❤
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