Palm Trees grow world wide. There are more than 2,000 types. Only 12 are native to Florida. We have a selection of a little over 20 varieties used in landscaping here in Southwest Florida.
Wodyetia bifurcate Fast-growing, widely adaptable, and with a full, dark green appearance, the foxtail has become one of the most popular palms in the trade. And with good reason! Its medium stature, uniquely textured fronds, and easy care make it a good choice for residential yards, shopping complexes, streetscapes, and anywhere else quick growth and a […]
Caryota mitis This palm’s unique leaf structure and naturally clumping form make it a popular option for use as either a specimen or a screen. When young, fishtail palms can be kept in containers and used as a porch plant.
Thrinax radiata The Florida thatch palm is perfect for small areas and is adaptable to high pH and coastal conditions. It is widely adapted to a variety of conditions, and is an easy, carefree way to attain a classic, tropical look. The Florida thatch is a slow grower, but is equally attractive when young or old.
Chamaerops humilis Extremely cold tolerant and widely adapted to a variety of soils, the European fan is one of the most versatile palms available. It can be planted as far north as the Carolinas, and makes a fine, tropical-appearing specimen.
Cocos nucifera Coconuts are the most universal and widely distributed palm tree in the world. Although used mainly for food, fiber, and construction in other countries, the coconut has become a symbol of the tropics for homeowners and developers in Florida. Because of the tree’s high salt tolerance, it is a good choice for beach and […]
Livistona chinensis This slow-growing, hardy fan palm is a popular and widely used landscape tree. When young, it makes an excellent tropical-appearing shrub; then grows to a moderately tall tree with a wide crown and a weeping appearance. It is available as a single tree or in multiples.
Carpenteria acuminata Carpenteria is a fast-growing solitary palm that can be used in single or multiple plantings. Its quick growth makes it a popular landscape tree for a graceful, tropical appearance. Carpentarias can be placed close to buildings because of their relatively short fronds.
Phoenix canariensis As a young tree, Canary Island date palms are a popular choice for a large, tropical appearance in the landscape. The young trees need plenty of room, but are widely adapted and extremely hardy. As the trees mature, they take on a formal appearance, and the robust trunk is highly regarded for its […]
Bismarckia nobilis Striking in appearance, and moderately cold hardy, the silver Bismarck has become one of the most sought-after tropical fan palms for Florida landscapes. Its large and formal appearance makes it an excellent choice as a specimen palm for commercial and residential landscapes. Its large, robust appearance may overwhelm some plantings, making it a poor […]
Dypsis lutescens This robust, clustering palm is widely used as a screen or hedge. It can also be planted as a specimen palm if lower fronds are thinned to create more open appearance. Arecas are popular for tropical landscaping. Also know as the Butterfly Palm
