Peppercorn Trees Give Charm and Character to Large Spaces

Schinus ‘Peppercorn Tree’ is a classic and beautiful tree which is evergreen (doesn't lose it's leaves in Winter) and has a lovely sculptured form. Create the perfect border or feature tree for your property with Peppercorn trees. It produces small, white flowers on long panicles at the ends of branches, followed by reddish fruit which hang like strings of beads throughout the tree. Rough grey bark covers the trunk and branches which, with age develop wonderfully gnarled trunks and burls adding to its architectural beauty. This beautiful shade tree is bird attracting.
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[@MrChangeordie]

Finally someone who has something positive to say about this tree and not trying to kill it...but u lost me wearing the pink dress at the end

[@vanillacuttings56]

Pink dress ?

[@KellBC1]

You do understand how invasive they our to our natives?

[@Neneng60]

@@vanillacuttings56 It was the adds 😅

[@millar426]

These trees were also some of the first shade trees brought across by the British so, it has some colonial history attached as well.

[@PapadumGeek]

Are these invasive? I'm looking at planting two at the back near the shed and our prob 5m from a slab?

[@LIMUSBEAN]

They’ll grow around ya pipes and shit, messing with pavers and bricks etc and blanket the ground around it sterilising it making it a cunt of a time to get anything to grow around em

[@nedkelly8633]

How do I grow one from seed on farm?

[@vanillacuttings56]

Can we grow it on tropical climate like Thailand (with a good drainage preparation work in the soil to avoid root diseases ) ?

[@hellohelloplants]

Yes you should be able to grow in tropical environment at altitude, so on top of a mountain where it is a bit more cooler and more rain. Preparation to soil is a great idea.

[@vanillacuttings56]

@@hellohelloplantsI have 2 small trees growing from seeds, but it seems they got a root disease… I have brown spots coming on the leaves and some stems and new shoots are drying… they were growing quite fast last few month but now situation changing… they are dying… I sprayed copper hydroxide this morning… will do it again next week… any better suggestion ?

[@hellohelloplants]

How much water are you giving them? Also is the soil well drained? As that could be causing problems.

[@ignacioportillo2390]

Pirul

[@raphlvlogs271]

they look more like mesquites than willows.

[@shannonking6901]

Can you eat them

[@hellohelloplants]

The pink peppercorns from Peruvian pepper trees are 100 percent edible

[@zbjz]

@@hellohelloplants How do they taste?