Allspice

“Allspice grows as a perennial” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

“Allspice: grown in zones 10–12, full sun, pH 6.3–8, ~1 yr to first harvest.” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

“Allspice grows in USDA zones 10 through 12 and takes about one year to begin bearing. Allspice does best in full sun” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

“Keep the root zone evenly moist through establishment.” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

“Allspice prefers pH 6.3 to 8 (FAO ECOCROP).” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

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“20-25 ft” — Allspice | Plot Buddies

“Allspice grows as a perennial and reaches around 40 feet at maturity.” — How to Grow Allspice — Soil, Climate & Zone Guide | Growable Ground

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“It works best when incorporated into desserts like pies and cakes that demand silken textures.” — What Is Allspice? The Single Spice That Tastes Like A Blend

“leaves and wood are often used for smoking meats” — Allspice - Wikipedia

“Airtight container with limited to no exposure to sunlight is the best way to store allspice.” — What Is Allspice? The Single Spice That Tastes Like A Blend