Schinus Brazilian
Schinus Brazilian
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*PERUVIAN PEPPER TREE*SHOWY*RARE*Fun! 7 SEEDS #1002
USD 1.69 **I LOVE plants that can be neglected and still thrive well!!! *This is a very hardy, drought-tolerant tree that loves the heat! E-Z to grow!! Common Names: Brazilian peppertree, Peruvian peppertree. Schinus molle is a fast growing ornamental tree to 30' with graceful weeping branches, feathery pinnate leaves, and produces clusters of attractive rose/red aromatic berries. With time the trunk becomes an enhancing gnarled feature as with an aged olive tree. Subtropical. Easily grown indoors. Common Names: Brazilian peppertree, Peruvian peppertree, aroeira, aroeira salsa, escobilla, Peruvian mastic tree, mastic-tree, aguaribay, anacahuita, castilla, gualeguay, Jesuit's balsam, molle del Peru, mulli, pepper tree, pimentero, pimientillo, pirul. Schinus molle is a fast growing ornamental tree to 30' with graceful weeping branches, feathery pinnate leaves, and produces clusters of attractive rose/red aromatic berries. With time the trunk becomes an enhancing gnarled feature as with an aged olive tree. Subtropical. Easily grown indoors. 
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