Wild black-pepper

Manekia incurva, commonly known as Wild black-pepper, is an ornamental shrub that thrives in full sun and requires medium watering. It typically grows to a height of 1–2 meters and is suitable for USDA zones 6–10. This plant produces white flowers during the summer months (June and July) and prefers loamy or sandy soil. It is characterized by its fragrant nature but does not attract pollinators. It is not toxic and is not evergreen.