Tasmannia Lanceolata - Mountain Pepper Decor Watering: Keep the soil consistently

Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

and conservatories

A peat-based potting mix with added perlite or sand for drainage is ideal

it is relatively drought-tolerant

dense tree that produces large orange fruits with a delicious

Tasmannia Lanceolata - Mountain Pepper Decor Watering: Keep the soil consistentlyCommon Name: Mountain Pepper Female selection of this attractive, aromatic shrub growing 2 5 m high, it has striking red stems. Plants are either male or female with the small black berries ripening on the female plants in the autumn. The leaf and berry are both dried and used as a spice. The berries are sweet first at first with a peppery aftertaste. Native to rainforest in Tasmania's north to the Barrington Tops where it prefers a cool climate.