Can I see beautiful flowers, plants and trees in or around San Miguel de Allende?

You can see beautiful plants and trees in San Miguel de Allende. San Miguel is a semi desert so it has the right temperature for the plants and flowers to grow and bloom. You would find palm trees, bougainvillea, jacarandas, cactus, and many other trees, plants, and flowers.

 

The weather here in San Miguel de Allende is almost the same all year round except for a couple of months in winter when it gets a little chillier. June and May are part of the hottest...

You can see beautiful plants and trees in San Miguel de Allende. San Miguel is a semi desert so it has the right temperature for the plants and flowers to grow and bloom. You would find palm trees, bougainvillea, jacarandas, cactus, and many other trees, plants, and flowers.

 

The weather here in San Miguel de Allende is almost the same all year round except for a couple of months in winter when it gets a little chillier. June and May are part of the hottest season where the temperature could reach 80 Fahrenheit and up. Then comes the rainy season and that is when the plants bloom.

 

It is always hot during the day but it always cools off at night, so you would always use a blanket even in the hottest month of the year. In winter, even if it gets chilly, it is always sunny, which is really good for your mood. I think people here in San Miguel de Allende are happier because of the weather.  

 

(Palms in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, pictured.)

You can see beautiful flowers, plants and trees in and around San Miguel de Allende 12 months of the year. It’s like a movie, because it’s constantly changing- one month you will see bougainvillea bursting off of every wall on every house and in every corner you turn around; you’ll see magenta, lavender and red. They’re just gorgeous. A month later, you see jacaranda trees, which are absolutely incredible and lilac colored. 

 

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You can see beautiful flowers, plants and trees in and around San Miguel de Allende 12 months of the year. It’s like a movie, because it’s constantly changing- one month you will see bougainvillea bursting off of every wall on every house and in every corner you turn around; you’ll see magenta, lavender and red. They’re just gorgeous. A month later, you see jacaranda trees, which are absolutely incredible and lilac colored. 

 

If you go up to the miradors (viewing area typically on a rooftop) on the upper streets in San Miguel de Allende and look down over the city, you’ll see what looks like a purple umbrella covering the entire city. Other times there are these tall, orange spikes, just like the ones I have in my garden. They come in orange and yellow, and have ground cover that’s always changing. Sometimes the reds are blooming, and at other times it’s the purples. 

 

San Miguel de Allende is never without flowers, and the trees really don’t drop their leaves, so there’s green year-round. However, it’s the flowers that are just breathtaking- they’re everywhere, even in the very rural poverty-stricken areas, the beauty is the flowers. Nature hasn’t forgotten them.

 

(Miradors in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico with flowers in bloom, pictured.)