Brazilian Pepper Tree, (Schinus terebinthifolius) – Invasive Species
By Kwee Huset, Venice Florida Homes For Sale
(Kwee Huset Realty)
Brazilian Pepper Tree, (Schinus terebinthifolius) – Invasive Species The commonly named Brazilian Pepper tree is an invasive plant, which has been called Florida Holly - however it is not a holly. Its scientific name is Schinus terebinthifolius. The plant is a native from Brazil, South America. Enjoy the video! Brazilian pepper trees like warm weather and are sensitive to cold. The tree grows up to about 30 feet tall. It flowers from September to November and its fruits ripen from November to December. It has clusters of white flowers that form into clusters of bright red fruits/berries among the green leaves. It looks so pretty that some people use it to make a wreath for Christmas decorations. Birds (especially the migrating robins) love the Brazilian pe...
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