About the time the last few oranges drop from their trees in early June, Jacarandas bloom in an explosion of purple along our street in the San Fernando Valley.
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2 comments:
I always thought it would be cool to collect up all of the jacaranda blossoms in L.A. and throw them into a giant shredder in the sky and have it rain down purple snow everywhere.
Cool idea, eh?
Wow. You should get that idea patented!
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