A customer might ask for a Royal Palm and get one price over the phone, then send a photo of the site and hear a different number. That is not price guessing. It is usually the reality of what affects the price of palms and trees in South Florida, where plant size, availability, site access, and installation needs can quickly change the total.

Palms are a big part of Miami’s look and feel, shaping the city’s tropical style. For homeowners and landscapers, picking the right palm isn’t just about looks. It’s also about finding a species that can handle Miami’s limestone soil, salty air, and strong sun.

The Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens) provides lush, rapid privacy and minimal upkeep for South Florida properties.