Palm & tree installation · Palm Beach & Martin County

Large palm and shade tree installation

We bring it, plant it, brace it and stand behind it for three years.

Since 1989
Same family, same town
Price in 24 hours
Text photos and what you need
3-year warranty
On every palm, tree and hedge we plant
Insured
No charge to come look

Which palms and trees do we install?

Royal, sabal (cabbage), coconut, Christmas, foxtail, Bismarck, date palms and more, plus shade trees like live oak and gumbo limbo. Browse the full list on the catalog, or tell us what you have in mind.

Palms

  • Royal palms with tall smooth grey trunks and full crowns standing on a mown park lawn in the sun.

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    Royal Palm

    The tall, smooth-trunked palm that makes a driveway or entrance look finished.

    Sizes we install: 10 ft CT, 14 ft CT, 18 ft CT

    From $795–$970 per plant (10 ft CT)

    Photo: John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A row of mature cabbage palms (Sabal palmetto) lining a street median in Boynton Beach, Florida, with overhead wires and traffic signs behind.

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    Sabal Palm

    Florida’s own state palm: tough, salt-proof and hard to kill, with a natural look.

    Sizes we install: 8 ft CT, 12 ft CT, 16 ft CT

    From $165–$200 per plant (8 ft CT)

    Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0

  • Looking up into the crown of a foxtail palm: bushy, plume-like fronds around the top of the trunk against blue sky (close-up of the crown, not the whole palm).

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    Foxtail Palm

    A clean, fast palm with full bushy fronds that suits a modern front yard.

    Sizes we install: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk, 8 ft CT

    From $170–$210 per plant (single trunk)

    Crown close-up shown; our own photo of the whole palm coming soon. · Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • The dense rounded crown and skirt of dead fronds of a wild date (sylvester) palm against an overcast sky, with trees behind (trunk not shown).

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    Sylvester Date Palm

    A thick-trunked, full-crowned date palm that gives an established look fast.

    Sizes we install: 8 ft CT, 10 ft CT, 12 ft CT

    From $815–$1,000 per plant (8 ft CT)

    Crown shown, trunk not in frame; our own photo coming soon. · Photo: Adityamadhav83, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A mature Canary Island date palm with a full rounded crown beside a country road, with a stand of palms and mountains behind.

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    Canary Island Date Palm

    A massive, formal palm with a pineapple-shaped trunk and a huge crown.

    Sizes we install: 6 ft CT, 8 ft CT, 10 ft CT

    From $950–$1,175 per plant (6 ft CT)

    Photo: H. Zell, CC BY-SA 3.0

  • A young date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) with a full crown of upright fronds and a skirt of old fronds, standing in dune scrub under a clear sky.

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    Medjool Date Palm

    A heavy, rugged date palm with a bold blue-green crown for a dramatic yard.

    Sizes we install: 6 ft CT, 8 ft CT, 10 ft CT

    From $1,350–$1,675 per plant (6 ft CT)

    Date palm shown, variety not confirmed; our own Medjool photo coming soon. · Photo: Ryan Hodnett, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A silver-blue Bismarck palm with a wide fan crown on a lawn beside a brick house.

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    Bismarck Palm

    Huge silver-blue fan fronds that make a single palm the focal point of the yard.

    Sizes we install: 10 ft overall height, 12 ft overall height, 16 ft overall height

    From $340–$415 per plant (10 ft overall height)

  • A coconut palm with a leaning trunk and green fronds against blue sky, Sanibel Island, Florida.

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    Coconut Palm

    The classic tropical palm for a pool, a patio or a waterfront yard.

    Sizes we install: 8 ft overall height, 10 ft overall height, 14 ft overall height, Malayan Dwarf

    From $125–$150 per plant (8 ft overall height)

    Our own photo coming soon. · Photo: James St. John, CC BY 2.0

  • A young Christmas palm (Adonidia) with drooping fronds beside a road in a harbor container yard in Hawaii, with a yellow pole, shrubs and a building around it.

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    Christmas Palm

    A tidy, medium palm with a slim trunk that fits tight spots and entries.

    Sizes we install: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

    From $95–$115 per plant (single trunk)

    Our own photo coming soon. · Photo: Forest & Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0

  • Looking up at the pale ringed trunk of a Montgomery palm (Veitchia arecina, also sold as V. montgomeryana) with hanging red and yellow fruit clusters below the crown (crown and ground not shown).

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    Montgomery Palm

    A fuller, taller cousin of the Christmas palm with a smooth, clean trunk.

    Sizes we install: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

    From $255–$310 per plant (single trunk)

    Trunk and fruit shown; our own photo of the whole palm coming soon. · Photo: David J. Stang, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A queen palm with a full crown of feathery arching fronds and a straight grey trunk, against a clear blue sky above low trees.

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    Queen Palm

    A fast, graceful feather palm that gives you a lush, tropical look quickly.

    Sizes we install: 10 ft CT, 14 ft CT, 18 ft CT

    From $255–$310 per plant (10 ft CT)

    Photo: Rafael, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A multi-trunk pygmy date palm with a full crown beside a pond in a tropical garden.

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    Pygmy Date Palm

    A small, elegant palm for entries, beds and pool corners where space is tight.

    Sizes we install: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

    From $95–$115 per plant (single trunk)

    Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • Six tall, slender Alexander palms with arching green crowns lining a sidewalk beside a building and bromeliad beds.

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    Alexander Palm

    A slim, clean-trunked palm that grows in a tidy group for an entry or pool corner.

    Sizes we install: 6 ft overall height, 8 ft overall height, 10 ft overall height, double trunk, triple trunk

    From $110–$130 per plant (6 ft overall height)

    Photo: Katherine Wagner-Reiss, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • Two triangle palms with silvery-green fan-shaped crowns and gray trunks on a mown lawn in a park, with a ring of pink flowers at their base.

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    Triangle Palm

    A bold, blue-green palm with fronds in three clean ranks that make a sculptural accent.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal, 4 ft CT, 6 ft CT

    From $40–$49 per plant (7 gal)

    Photo: John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • Two spindle palms with swollen, pale gray trunks and arching green fronds in a landscaped bed with bromeliads beside a greenhouse.

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    Spindle Palm

    A spindle-shaped trunk and a crisp crown that give a courtyard or entry a collector look.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal, 4 ft overall height, 6 ft overall height

    From $45–$55 per plant (7 gal)

  • A row of bottle palms with swollen gray trunks and arching green fronds along a gravel strip beside a roadside path.

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    Bottle Palm

    A small palm with a swollen, bottle-shaped trunk that stays in scale with a small yard.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal, 3 ft overall height, 5 ft overall height

    From $57–$69 per plant (7 gal)

    Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0 US

  • Two tall Mexican fan palms with fan-shaped crowns, skirts of dead fronds and gray trunks standing on a park lawn above a bed of red flowers.

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    Mexican Fan Palm

    A very tall, fast fan palm that is common along roads, and UF/IFAS rates it Caution for South Florida.

    Sizes we install: 10 ft CT, 14 ft CT, 18 ft CT

    From $85–$104 per plant (10 ft CT)

    Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A Florida thatch palm with a slender gray trunk and a rounded crown of fan-shaped fronds on a lawn beside a drive in a botanic garden, with other palms behind.

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    Florida Thatch Palm

    A native, salt-tough fan palm with a slim trunk, ideal near the coast and in small yards.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal, 4 ft CT, 6 ft CT

    From $51–$62 per plant (7 gal)

    Photo: David J. Stang, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A tall clump of paurotis palms with several slender trunks and fan crowns beside a wooden building, with mulch at the base.

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    Paurotis Palm

    A native clumping fan palm that gives a full, multi-trunk look, even in wet ground.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal, 6 ft overall height, 8 ft overall height

    From $45–$55 per plant (7 gal)

  • A large clump of Senegal date palms with many slender trunks and a rounded crown of arching feathery fronds on a lawn beside a bayside road.

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    Senegal Date Palm

    A multi-trunk date palm with curving trunks and soft, feathery fronds.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $45–$55 per plant (7 gal)

    Photo: Mmcknight4, CC BY-SA 3.0

  • A tall clump of lady palm with many slender bamboo-like stems and fan-shaped leaves growing in the ground in a shaded garden bed.

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    Lady Palm

    A dense, clumping fan palm that makes a shade-loving privacy screen where little else grows.

    Sizes we install: 3 gal, 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $28–$35 per plant (3 gal)

  • A traveler's palm with a flat fan of long leaves rising from a yellow base beside a fence and hedge along a quiet street.

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    Traveler's Palm

    A giant fan-shaped tropical plant that gives a lot of drama, installed like a palm.

    Sizes we install: 15 gal, 25 gal, 45 gal, 6 ft overall height

    From $100–$125 per plant (15 gal)

  • Golden cane (areca) palm fronds beside a path.

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    Areca Palm

    A tall, feathery screen of palms that gives soft, tropical privacy.

    Sizes we install: 3 gal, 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $14–$17 per plant (3 gal)

    Row of young clumps shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: Agnieszka Kwiecień, Nova, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • Leaves of a clumping fishtail palm with wedge-shaped, jagged leaflets and several stems.

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    Fishtail Palm

    A fast clumping palm with unusual fishtail leaves that builds a tall, tropical screen.

    Sizes we install: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $17–$21 per plant (3 gal)

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, CC BY-SA 4.0

Shade trees

  • A huge live oak (the Fairchild Oak, Bulow Creek State Park, Florida) with spreading limbs draped in Spanish moss, standing on an open lawn.

    Shade tree

    Live Oak

    The long-lived Florida shade tree with a huge canopy that stands up to hurricanes.

    Sizes we install: 30 gal, 45 gal, 65 gal, 100 gal

    From $200–$245 per plant (30 gal)

    Photo: Djngsf, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A row of gumbo-limbo trees with red, peeling trunks and spreading branches lining a country road in Guadeloupe.

    Shade tree

    Gumbo Limbo

    A fast native shade tree with a copper trunk that handles salt and wind.

    Sizes we install: 30 gal, 45 gal, 65 gal, 100 gal

    From $185–$230 per plant (30 gal)

    Our own photo coming soon. · Photo: Pancrat, CC BY-SA 3.0

  • A large, mature West Indian mahogany with a wide, rounded canopy standing on a lawn beside campus buildings.

    Shade tree

    West Indian Mahogany

    A dense, dark-green native shade tree with a strong wood and a graceful canopy.

    Sizes we install: 30 gal, 45 gal, 65 gal, 100 gal

    From $195–$235 per plant (30 gal)

    Photo: Biswarup Ganguly, CC BY 3.0

  • A whole sea grape shrub with round leathery leaves and green fruit spikes, spreading over the sand of a beach in front of coconut palms (Playa Lucia, Puerto Rico).

    Shade tree

    Sea Grape

    A big-leaf native that shrugs off salt and wind and doubles as a screen.

    Sizes we install: 15 gal, 30 gal, 45 gal

    From $51–$62 per plant (15 gal)

    Photo: Drew Danielson, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • A whole pigeon plum tree with a pale multi-stem trunk and a rounded leafy canopy, rising from a bed of purple groundcover in a garden at The Kampong, Coconut Grove, Florida.

    Shade tree

    Pigeon Plum

    A tidy native shade tree with glossy leaves and good wind and salt tolerance.

    Sizes we install: 15 gal, 30 gal, 45 gal

    From $85–$104 per plant (15 gal)

  • Dense green buttonwood (Conocarpus erectus) foliage with small round flower heads.

    Shade tree

    Green Buttonwood

    A tough native hedge that takes wind, salt and drought and grows tall fast.

    Sizes we install: 3 gal, 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $8–$10 per plant (3 gal)

    Close-up of foliage shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, CC BY-SA 4.0

See every palm, tree and hedge plant

What sizes can we plant?

From small container palms up to big specimens with many feet of trunk. Each plant page lists the sizes we install. If the one you want is bigger, ask. Text photos and we will tell you how it is set.

How does a big palm get set?

We dig the hole, set the palm, plumb it, backfill, water it in and brace it. Five steps, one crew.

  1. 1

    Dig

    We dig the hole to fit the root ball.

  2. 2

    Set

    We set the palm in the hole.

  3. 3

    Plumb

    We stand it straight before anything is filled in.

  4. 4

    Backfill and water in

    Backfill, then water it in to settle the soil around the roots.

  5. 5

    Brace

    We brace it so the wind does not move it while the roots take hold.

How are bigger palms set?

Larger palms are set with a crane, and staked if they need it while the roots take hold. Text photos of the palm and the spot and we tell you what yours needs.

Is there a planting warranty?

3-year plant warranty, terms in writing with your quote.

How much does palm tree installation cost?

Ballpark plant prices: a 7 gallon triangle palm is about $40–$49, an 8 ft clear-trunk sabal about $165–$200, a 10 ft clear-trunk queen palm about $255–$310, and a 10 ft clear-trunk royal palm about $795–$970. Every palm page shows its prices by size. Planting, crane work and access are priced with the job. Call or text 561-262-4700 with photos and we confirm the price within 24 hours.

Do you sell the palm and plant it?

Yes. We get the palm, deliver it, dig the hole, set it, backfill and brace it. One call covers all of it.

Can you plant a palm I already bought?

Yes, call or text us with photos of the palm and the spot, and we will price the planting.

Do you plant in Martin County?

Yes. We work in Palm Beach and Martin County. Text photos for a price.

Do I need a permit to plant a tree or palm?

Check with your county or city before planting, especially near easements, utilities and property lines. We are happy to talk through the spot with you.

How long should I water a newly planted palm?

Water it often for the first weeks and keep watering through its first year while the roots grow out. We will tell you what to do for your palm when we set it.

Tell us which palm or tree you want planted.

Text photos, get a price within 24 hours. Insured. Jupiter Farms since 1989.

561-262-4700