Looks like a Thanksgiving cactus, not Christmas. Flower form and 'claws' on the stem segments indicate identity.

I had a white tree from Menards (the Enchanted Forest manufacturer, I believe). It looked great for a few years. In year 4, I started noticing a few branches had yellowed. Last year was year 8; enough branches had yellowed that I could no longer hide them all on the back of the tree. I took it out last week and assembled it, and found that at least 80% of the tree had now yellowed. I gave it away to someone who hopes to spray paint it or clean it. I won't buy another white tree. From what I read online, it is fairly common for white trees to yellow over time, and I think I was lucky to get 8 years use from mine. Since I'm sharing my experience, one frequent question is "what causes white trees to yellow?" I believe the primary factor for my tree was exposure to sunlight. The first three years, I lived in a first floor unit and seldom opened the window blinds due to privacy concerns; hence, no direct sunlight on the tree. Next, I lived elsewhere and the tree received some amount of sunlight but it wasn't directly next to a window. In the final year, I put the tree next to my patio door and it received a LOT of sunlight. It seems like the rate the tree yellowed was related to the amount of sunlight it received each holiday season.

White Jacandra are seldom seen here in WA, and I have been told by a suposedly reliable nursery that all white plants are specially grafted plants and that they were all done by some old bloke who no longer does this process. Is this just some urban myth to justify the enormous price of any available plants? Are white jacandra plants actually grown from seeds? I did see a special variagated plant on sale fo something like $258 in Perth, it was approx 1.2 mt tall. Experience tells me that even short jacaranda plants in nurseries are several years old, has anyone experience of growing white flowered plants from seed?

any chance you can send me some seeds to Canada. its perfectly ok to ship seeds as u know. I can pay you through paypal