Schinus Areira (syn. molle) Peppercorn / Pepper tree
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Bring dramatic silhouette, delicate textures, and year-round elegance to your landscape with Schinus areira (commonly known as the Peppercorn Tree or Peruvian Pepper Tree). Famous for its graceful weeping branches, fine lacy leaves, and clusters of rose-pink berries, this versatile evergreen is a top choice for modern water-wise gardens, property borders, and expansive lawn features.
🌿 Why You’ll Love the Peppercorn Tree
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🌿 Graceful Canopy: Features cascading, fern-like pinnate leaves that gently dance in the breeze, creating dappled sunlight and relaxing shade.
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🌸 Rose-Pink Berries: Produces abundant clusters of glossy pink-to-red peppercorn berries that attract local birdlife and add multi-season visual interest.
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☀️ Extreme Drought Hardiness: Once established, this tree thrives on minimal water, making it a resilient staple for hot, dry regions and xeriscaping.
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🚀 Fast-Growing & Low Maintenance: Rapid growth rate ensures quick canopy coverage and fast results in new landscape designs.
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🛡️ Tough & Adaptable: Thrives in poor, sandy, or rocky soils where other shade trees struggle.
📋 Quick Care & Plant Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Common Names | Peppercorn Tree, California Pepper Tree, Peruvian Pepper |
| Botanical Name | Schinus areira (syn. Schinus molle) |
| Plant Type | Evergreen Shade Tree |
| Mature Height / Spread | 8–15 m (H) × 6–10 m (W) |
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun (6+ hours daily) |
| Water Needs | Low (Drought-tolerant once established) |
| Soil Preference | Well-draining soil; highly adaptable to poor or dry soils |
| Hardiness Zone | Mild-to-hot coastal, dry inland, and Mediterranean climates |
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