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PSEUDOWINTERA
Commonly known as New Zealand pepper tree
Further Reading....
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Evergreen
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White - yellow to white coloured flowers followed by spherical dark red or black fruits -
Dwarf shrub - Typically only grows to a maximum of one or two feet in height but there will be some exceptions.
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Additional Features - Good to know - - grown for colour of foliage.Leaves aromatic when crushed -
Pests & Diseases - trouble free -
Place of origin - mountain forest in New Zealand -
Soil Conditions - Neutral to acid soil -
Pseudowintera - Growing Guide
Buy Varieties of PSEUDOWINTERA
PSEUDOWINTERA colorata >
Commonly known as: New Zealand pepper tree.
Striking foliage coloured cream and pink; best in semi-shade
PSEUDOWINTERA colorata 'Marjorie Congreve' >
Commonly known as: New Zealand pepper tree.
Beautiful shrimp-pink foliage with soft yellow tints as the leaves mature. Slow growing with an upright habit. Best leaf colours are produced in a sunny but sheltered aspect
PSEUDOWINTERA colorata 'Moulin Rouge' >
Commonly known as: New Zealand pepper tree.
Deep red colouring on the foliage with splotches of deeper purple-red. Very hardy
PSEUDOWINTERA colorata 'Red Glow' >
Commonly known as: New Zealand pepper tree.
Selection that colours bright pink-red on the new foliage. The colour fades but the leaves retain a pink-red glow
PSEUDOWINTERA colorata 'Red Leopard' >
Commonly known as: New Zealand pepper tree.
Gold-green leaves heavily blotched with deep ruby-red
