Brazilian Pepper Tree

Schinus terebinthifolia

Honeybees forage on Brazilian pepper tree for abundant nectar and pollen, serving as a key fall resource in subtropical regions where it's established. Peak bloom aligns with September through November, supporting late-season colony buildup. It is invasive in Florida and Hawaii, requiring careful management to prevent ecological harm.

Nectar	high
Pollen	high
Bloom	September–November
USDA zones	9-11
Type	Perennial
Sun	full
Native	Subtropical South America