Schinus terebinthifolius
Brazilian Pepper Tree
An aromatic tropical tree, the pink berry is known for its small red fruits used as a spice in cooking.
Visible au jardin
Carte d’identité
de l’espèce
de l’espèce
An aromatic tropical tree, the pink berry is appreciated for its colorful fruits and light foliage.
Famille :
Anacardiaceae
Origine géographique :
South America (Brazil)
Taille :
5 to 10 meters
Floraison :
September to February
Habitat :
Sunny, coastal or dry tropical areas
Classe :
Magnoliopsida (Dicotyledons)
Ordre :
Sapindales
The Brazilian pepper tree is a tropical tree recognizable by its clusters of small red fruits. These berries are used as spices, in particular to flavor dishes, such as Indian wood. They provide a sweet and slightly peppery flavor.
This tree enjoys sun and well-drained soil. It is resistant and can adapt to different tropical environments. Very decorative, it is also used in gardens for its colorful fruits and light foliage.
Découvrez nos autres espèces botaniques
Water hyacinth
With its delicate purple flowers and floating foliage, the water hyacinth is one of the most striking aquatic plants in tropical regions.
Découvrir l’espèce
African Baobab
Nicknamed the tree of life, the African baobab impresses with its massive trunk and exceptional longevity. A true symbol of the African continent, it has been used for centuries for its fruits, leaves, and numerous resources.
Découvrir l’espèce
June Plum
Widely found in Creole gardens, the ambarella is prized for its crunchy and refreshing fruit. Harvested ripe or still green depending on its use, it is incorporated into many traditional West Indian recipes.
Découvrir l’espèce