If you’ve driven through Coral Gables, Pinecrest, or the luxury neighborhoods of Miami Beach, you’ve likely seen the tall and impressive Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis). Many people call them "Pineapple Palms" because of the trunk’s unique shape after trimming. These palms are a favorite for South FL. The Canary Island Date Palm is native to the Canary Islands, but it grows well in Miami’s warm, humid weather. This large, slow-growing palm can reach 40 to 60 f

Buying a palm tree for your South Florida property does more than improve how it looks—it also adds value and curb appeal for years to come. But not every palm you see at a nursery is the same. There’s a big difference between a palm that just looks fine now and one that will actually thrive once planted.

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 Royal Palm (Roystonea regia) adds beauty and prestige to South Florida. Its tall, smooth gray trunk and rounded crown stand out in Miami’s landscapes, lining boulevards, luxury homes, and commercial spaces.

Enhance your landscape with a Christmas Palm Triple from Santana & Plants Corp. Lush, elegant, and Florida-hardy. Order today with free delivery across most of Florida.