Why are these purple flowers shutting down streets in Sydney?
Jacaranda trees typically flower for six weeks every spring, drawing visitors to Australia from across the globe.
Jacaranda trees typically flower for six weeks every spring, drawing visitors to Australia from across the globe, BBC News reported.
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