Re: Growing Jacaranda from seeds

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• Date: Thu, 08 Jan 1998 20:01:30 +0000
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CherrylM wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 98-01-07 06:09:45 EST, you write:
> 
> << Cherryl,
>  Here in Brazil we have several species of jacaranda. If you can tell me
>  the specie you have seed from, maybe I can be of some help.
>  All the jacarandas are tropical trees, in most cases with a scenty light
>  brown-brown-black hard wood. The specie 'jacaranda caviuna', in the due
>  environment, takes 50 years to yield a 30-35 cm log.
>  Regards,
>   >>
> 
> Angelo,
>          I have Jacaranda mimisifolia. Does it make a big difference in
> germinating one specie from another?  Thanks
> 
> CherrylM
> USDA zone 8bCherryl,
The jacaranda you've mentioned is the decorative jacaranda. Here we call it 'jacaranda 
mimoso' or street jacaranda. Planted on the streets or in the field it will yield purple 
scenty flowers.
The wood od this specie is not commercial and valuable like the jacarandas (DALBERGIA L. 
f.): D.SPRUCENA. D. VIOLACEA, D. NIGRA, D. CEARENCIS, D. DECIPULARIS.
There is no secret planting jacaranda mimoso. Independent where you plant it you'll 
always have seedlings.
Regards,
Angelo

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