The violet tree is an incredibly beautiful tree that grows in the subtropics. Its another name is Jacaranda. This tree can definitely become an inspiration for many artists and writers. The tree blooms with lilac-violet flowers that are fragrant with a honey aroma. Being close to this tree is a real bliss. Most of the violet tree is found in Cuba, Jamaica, the Bahamas and South America Nature never ceases to amaze with its variety of colors. Violet tree is so beautiful that sometimes it seems that it is a painted picture, and not a real tree.
Jacaranda is an evergreen tree. It has many kinds. The trees can grow up to 100 feet, and some varieties are shrubs that look like lilacs. The alleys along which violet trees are planted have a fabulous look. Walking along such an alley and inhaling the aroma of flowers is the highest pleasure. Unfortunately, the trees bloom for a short period. Two weeks after flowering, seed boxes are formed, which then opened, and the seed is scattered throughout the area.
Wood of this unique tree is used to make furniture and various interior items. Their peculiarity is that even from the furniture there is a soft honey violet aroma. The violet tree is a very durable wood, the locals use it to build houses.
Jacaranda is a very popular tree in its homeland. Many signs, traditions and legends are associated with it. The tree appears in many fairy tales and epics. Girls love to weave wreaths of flowers and believe that the violet tree will help them get married successfully and create a strong family. They say it brings good luck.
Often in the house where the child was born, the locals plant a jacaranda, the so-called violet tree.
Jacaranda is a genus of plants in the Bignoniaceae family. There are about fifty species in the genus. Some types of jacaranda are grown as houseplants, mainly mimosifolia jacaranda with fern-like leaves. At home, the tree blooms extremely rarely and is used as an ornamental leafy plant. Under favorable conditions, in a warm, sunny place, it grows quickly and can reach one meter in height.
