The peak blooming season for Australian Jacarandas usually happens just before Christmas, typically from October to December, varying with geographical differences and climate fluctuations.
Melbourne is currently in the midst of the Jacaranda season (around December). Here are some picturesque photo spots for you!
Where see Jacaranda in Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Every spring and summer, the University of Melbourne campus is adorned with the vibrant purples of Jacaranda blossoms Two prominent trees can be found near the Old Engineering Building and ERC, their petals scattered over Victorian-style architecture and staircases The blooming season coincides with graduation, adding an extra touch of charm.
Royal Botanical Gardens
As one of the city’s largest parks, the Royal Botanical Gardens boasts a vast expanse and rich vegetation With approximately 2,500 Jacaranda trees, the gardens are a captivating sight When admiring the blossoms, try exploring the park from different angles.
Edinburgh Gardens
A popular spot for Christmas gatherings and picnics, Edinburgh Gardens is also a prime location for enjoying Jacaranda blossoms during the summer.
Parliament Gardens
Just a few steps from Parliament station, you’ll discover this hidden gem of a garden Adorned with fountain sculptures, this oasis in the bustling city transforms into a natural haven Jacarandas bloom during spring and summer.
Parkville
In the Parkville area, many Jacarandas are gradually beginning to bloom Noteworthy parks for capturing the moment include Royal Parade and Royal Park, where you’ll encounter vast fields of purple flowers.