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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tasmannia_lanceolataTasmannia lanceolata - Wikipedia

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   Tasmannia lanceolata, commonly known as pepper tree, native pepper, mountain pepper or mountain pepperbush, [2] is a species of flowering plant in the family Winteraceae, and is endemic to south-eastern Australia.

2. aussiegreenthumb.com › pepperberry-tasmannia-lanceolataTasmanian Pepperberry Tree – How To Grow Guide - Aussie Green...

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   25 sie 2022 · Native Mountain Peppers, or Tasmanian Pepperberry, are super simple to grow, but you’ll need to find a reliably cool spot in the garden if you want the best from them. Their fruity flavour has the kick of Sichuan pepper and the aromatics of ginger and fresh cinnamon, making them ideal for any Australian garden.

3. www.healthbenefitstimes.com › pepper-berryPepper berry facts and health benefits

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   4 lut 2022 · Pepper berry is rich in antioxidants; it may prevent or delay cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer’s, as well as autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases. Pepper berries are used to assist in the slow absorption of glucose from the stomach, allowing for stabilization of blood sugar levels.

4. www.apstas.org.au › flora-1 › tasmannia-lanceolataTasmannia lanceolata - Australian Plants Society Tasmania inc

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   25 lut 2024 · Size: 1-5m H, 1-3m W. Leaves: Tough, glossy, oblanceolate, variable, depending on conditions, 1.5-13cm long, dark green on red stems. Flowers: Terminal, yellow, male and female flowers on separate plants. Flowering Time: Spring/summer. Fruit: Red maturing to black berry with strong pepper flavour.

5. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 24097Tasmannia lanceolata | mountain pepper Shrubs/RHS - RHS Gardening

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   mountain pepper. A dense, evergreen, medium to large shrub of upright habit, possibly to 4m or more in height, with dark green leaves, paler below, copper-tinted when young. Young stems and twigs are reddish-purple. Bark and leaves are strongly cinnamon-scented.

6. www.nurseriesonline.com.au › plant-index › herb-plantsHow to Grow the Mountain Pepper Berry - Nurseries Online

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   Learn how to grow the Mountain Pepper Berry (Tasmania lanceolata), a small tree that produces peppery berries and leaves. Find out about its uses, climate, pollination, pruning and harvesting tips.

7. www.bunnings.com.au › garden › planting-and-growingHow To Grow Mountain Pepper - Bunnings Australia

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   What you need to know about mountain pepper. Name: mountain pepper, native pepper, pepperberry (Tasmannia lanceolata). Height: 3–5m. Plant type: evergreen shrub or tree. Climate: cool and warm temperate. Soil: moist and well drained, enriched with organic matter.