Schinus areira Edible Flowers Quince trees are self-fertile

Quince trees are self-fertile

which intensifies during winter

These companion plants provide contrasting foliage colors and textures

Regular pruning after flowering helps maintain its shape and encourages continued blooming

and is drought-tolerant once established

Schinus areira Edible Flowers Quince trees are self-fertileCommon Name: Peppercorn Tree, Peruvian Pepper Tree Description: Schinus areira, commonly known as the Peppercorn Tree, is a graceful, fast growing evergreen tree with a distinctive weeping habit. It features long, feathery, pinnate leaves that provide soft, dappled shade, making it a popular choice for parks, large gardens, and streetscapes. In spring and summer, clusters of small, creamy white flowers appear, followed by striking pink to red