California Pepper Tree (Schinus Molle)
The California Pepper Tree, also known as the Pirul Tree or Schinus Molle, Â is an iconic feature in our California landscapes.
The California Pepper Tree (Schinus molle) is actually a Peruvian native which arrived with the San Diego missionaries in the 1830âs. It has adapted so well to our coastal, inland and valley areas that it is commonly seen throughout this and other arid states in the Southwest.
The California Pepper Tree plant is an evergreen tree and naturally drought tolerant.
It will survive where only occasional rainfall exists. In the low deserts, however, irrigation is essential. It is an excellent choice for large parks or play areas, in courtyards or along long broad driveways. It can become very large, exceeding 40 feet in height and width.
The trunk of the California Pepper Tree will become gnarled and fabulously interesting with age. The foliage is bright green and comprised of many narrow leaflets.
The flowers are insignificant but the papery pink to red berries are wonderfully ornamental in the fall and winter. Given adequate space in Western Garden zones 8, 9, and 12-24, it will attract birds, butterflies, and shade-seekers wherever it is planted.
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California Pepper Tree (Schinus Molle)
The California Pepper Tree, also known as the Pirul Tree or Schinus Molle, Â is an iconic feature in our California landscapes.
The California Pepper Tree (Schinus molle) is actually a Peruvian native which arrived with the San Diego missionaries in the 1830âs. It has adapted so well to our coastal, inland and valley areas that it is commonly seen throughout this and other arid states in the Southwest.
The California Pepper Tree plant is an evergreen tree and naturally drought tolerant.
It will survive where only occasional rainfall exists. In the low deserts, however, irrigation is essential. It is an excellent choice for large parks or play areas, in courtyards or along long broad driveways. It can become very large, exceeding 40 feet in height and width.
The trunk of the California Pepper Tree will become gnarled and fabulously interesting with age. The foliage is bright green and comprised of many narrow leaflets.
The flowers are insignificant but the papery pink to red berries are wonderfully ornamental in the fall and winter. Given adequate space in Western Garden zones 8, 9, and 12-24, it will attract birds, butterflies, and shade-seekers wherever it is planted.
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The California Pepper Tree, also known as the Pirul Tree or Schinus Molle, Â is an iconic feature in our California landscapes.
The California Pepper Tree (Schinus molle) is actually a Peruvian native which arrived with the San Diego missionaries in the 1830âs. It has adapted so well to our coastal, inland and valley areas that it is commonly seen throughout this and other arid states in the Southwest.
The California Pepper Tree plant is an evergreen tree and naturally drought tolerant.
It will survive where only occasional rainfall exists. In the low deserts, however, irrigation is essential. It is an excellent choice for large parks or play areas, in courtyards or along long broad driveways. It can become very large, exceeding 40 feet in height and width.
The trunk of the California Pepper Tree will become gnarled and fabulously interesting with age. The foliage is bright green and comprised of many narrow leaflets.
The flowers are insignificant but the papery pink to red berries are wonderfully ornamental in the fall and winter. Given adequate space in Western Garden zones 8, 9, and 12-24, it will attract birds, butterflies, and shade-seekers wherever it is planted.
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