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Plants · Jupiter Farms since 1989

Palms, shade trees and hedge plants we install

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Looking for palm trees for sale near Jupiter Farms? Pick a palm, shade tree or hedge plant below. We bring it, plant it and stand behind it for three years.

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

    Photo: John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Palm

    Royal Palm

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

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

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

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

    Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0

    Palm

    Sabal Palm

    Also called Cabbage palm, Sabal palmetto, Florida state palm

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

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

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

  • 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).

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

    Palm

    Foxtail Palm

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

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

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

  • 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).

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

    Palm

    Sylvester Date Palm

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

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

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

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

    Photo: H. Zell, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Palm

    Canary Island Date Palm

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

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

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

  • 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.

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

    Palm

    Medjool Date Palm

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

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

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

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

    Palm

    Bismarck Palm

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

    Sizes: 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.

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

    Palm

    Coconut Palm

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

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

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

  • 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.

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

    Palm

    Christmas Palm

    Also called Adonidia, Manila palm

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

    Sizes: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

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

  • 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).

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

    Palm

    Montgomery Palm

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

    Sizes: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

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

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

    Photo: Rafael, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Palm

    Queen Palm

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

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

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

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

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

    Palm

    Pygmy Date Palm

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

    Sizes: single trunk, double trunk, triple trunk

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

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

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

    Palm

    Alexander Palm

    Also called King Alexander palm

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

    Sizes: 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)

  • 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.

    Photo: John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Palm

    Triangle Palm

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

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

    From $40–$49 per plant (7 gal)

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

    Palm

    Spindle Palm

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

    Sizes: 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.

    Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0 US

    Palm

    Bottle Palm

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

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

    From $57–$69 per plant (7 gal)

  • 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.

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

    Palm

    Mexican Fan Palm

    Also called Washingtonia palm, Skyduster

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

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

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

  • 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.

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

    Palm

    Florida Thatch Palm

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

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

    From $51–$62 per plant (7 gal)

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

    Palm

    Paurotis Palm

    Also called Everglades palm

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

    Sizes: 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.

    Photo: Mmcknight4, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Palm

    Senegal Date Palm

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

    Sizes: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $45–$55 per plant (7 gal)

  • 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.

    Palm · Privacy hedge

    Lady Palm

    Also called Bamboo palm, Rhapis

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

    Sizes: 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.

    Palm

    Traveler's Palm

    Also called Traveller's tree

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

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

    From $100–$125 per plant (15 gal)

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

    Photo: Djngsf, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Shade tree

    Live Oak

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

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

    From $200–$245 per plant (30 gal)

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

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

    Shade tree

    Gumbo Limbo

    Also called Tourist tree

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

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

    From $185–$230 per plant (30 gal)

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

    Photo: Biswarup Ganguly, CC BY 3.0

    Shade tree

    West Indian Mahogany

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

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

    From $195–$235 per plant (30 gal)

  • 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).

    Photo: Drew Danielson, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Shade tree

    Sea Grape

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

    Sizes: 15 gal, 30 gal, 45 gal

    From $51–$62 per plant (15 gal)

  • 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: 15 gal, 30 gal, 45 gal

    From $85–$104 per plant (15 gal)

  • A clusia (autograph tree) with round, thick, dark green leaves forming a dense crown against blue sky.

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: Forest & Kim Starr, CC BY 3.0

    Privacy hedge

    Clusia

    Also called Small-leaf clusia, Clusia guttifera

    A thick, glossy privacy hedge that fills in fast and handles salt and drought.

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

    From $7–$8 per plant (3 gal)

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

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

    Palm · Privacy hedge

    Areca Palm

    Also called Eureka palm, Eurekas, Butterfly palm, Golden cane palm

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

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

    From $14–$17 per plant (3 gal)

  • A Podocarpus clipped into a tall, flat-sided column against a dark brick wall.

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon.

    Privacy hedge

    Podocarpus

    Also called Yew pine, Japanese yew

    A clean, dark-green hedge that stays neat with little work.

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

    From $8–$9 per plant (3 gal)

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

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

    Shade tree · Privacy hedge

    Green Buttonwood

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

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

    From $8–$10 per plant (3 gal)

  • A long clipped hedge of silver buttonwood with silvery-grey leaves, in a garden border.

    Photo: Wilfredor, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Privacy hedge

    Silver Buttonwood

    A silver-leaved native hedge that stays tidy and loves salt and sun.

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

    From $9–$10 per plant (3 gal)

  • A tightly clipped cocoplum hedge with glossy rounded leaves beside a road in Boynton Beach, Florida.

    Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, CC BY 2.0

    Privacy hedge

    Cocoplum

    Also called Red Tip cocoplum

    A native hedge with round glossy leaves that fills in quickly and tolerates salt.

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

    From $7–$8 per plant (3 gal)

  • Several slender Simpson's stopper trunks with pale, mottled bark rising into a leafy canopy.

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: David J. Stang, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Privacy hedge

    Simpson's Stopper

    Also called Twinberry

    A fragrant native that makes a soft, low-care screen and feeds birds.

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

    From $10–$12 per plant (3 gal)

  • A dense sweet viburnum shrub with glossy green leaves and small pale flower clusters.

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: David J. Stang, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Privacy hedge

    Sweet Viburnum

    Also called Viburnum odoratissimum, Awabuki

    A fast, full, glossy-leaf hedge for tall privacy away from salt spray.

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

    From $7–$8 per plant (3 gal)

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

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

    Palm · Privacy hedge

    Fishtail Palm

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

    Sizes: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $17–$21 per plant (3 gal)

  • A clump of hedge bamboo (Bambusa multiplex) with many thin canes growing from one base on a lawn.

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

    Privacy hedge

    Clumping Bamboo

    Also called Graceful bamboo, Weaver’s bamboo, Bambusa

    The fastest tall, narrow privacy screen you can plant, and it does not run.

    Sizes: 7 gal, 15 gal, 25 gal

    From $51–$62 per plant (7 gal)

  • A mature weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) with a dense rounded crown against blue sky.

    Single plant shown; hedge photo coming soon. · Photo: Awinch1001, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Privacy hedge

    Ficus Benjamina

    Also called Weeping fig, Ficus hedge

    The fastest-growing hedge, but with root and whitefly problems we do not recommend.

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

    From $7–$8 per plant (3 gal)

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