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albarkemaIn album: SpringIn Webshots channel: home & garden - Date uploaded: Apr 18, 2004
The ´´caroba´´ flowers in October
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2 comments
Jacaranda micrantha are native here and are hardier than momosefolia,because young mimsefolias can freeze to the gound (it happened once with a 2 meter tree,but sprouted from the roots)while the natives are fine. Erithrina falcata have the same hardiness as crista-galli,I think because they grow in same habitat............
said albarkema
Same question as for the erythrina, are these Jacaranda's as hardy as Mimosifolia? Regards Andy.
said ajq146
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