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.
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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.
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