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Plants & Palms Delivered to West Palm Beach, FL

West Palm Beach is home turf for us — we've completed more than 325 deliveries across the city, from historic neighborhoods like Flamingo Park and Old Northwood to newer communities out west. WPB yards run the full range: compact urban lots that need one clean hedge line, and larger properties replanting after storm damage or a pool remodel.

325+ deliveries in WPB1,500+ clusia delivered here5.0★ on Google (60+ reviews)

What West Palm Beach customers order most

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Delivery and installation in West Palm Beach

We deliver citywide — downtown, SoSo, Northwood, Westgate, and out to communities along Okeechobee Boulevard. Most orders ship within a week, and professional installation is available on most orders. Planning a hedge? Use our hedge spacing calculator to figure out plants-per-foot before you order.

Projects we've planted in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach is our biggest delivery footprint by volume: over 5,700 plants across 320+ orders, with single projects up to 200 plants. The mix runs wider here than anywhere else we serve — compact hedge lines for historic-district lots, cocoplum for Intracoastal-adjacent yards, and full replants after storm damage or pool construction.

Planting in West Palm Beach: what to know

Old neighborhoods, old trees: In Flamingo Park, Old Northwood, and SoSo, mature oaks and ficus shade much of the yard. That's why arboricola and trinette outsell sun-lovers here — they hold density in mixed light where clusia would thin out. Full-sun western communities flip the script: clusia dominates.

Salt and storms: Within a few blocks of the Intracoastal, favor cocoplum and clusia for their salt tolerance. And if you're replanting after a storm took out a ficus hedge, consider this the upgrade moment — clusia gives you comparable density without ficus's whitefly problems.

Common questions from West Palm Beach customers

💬 Do you serve the whole city?
Yes — including neighborhoods east of I-95 and communities out toward Royal Palm Beach and Loxahatchee.
💬 Which hedge works best near the water?
For salt exposure, cocoplum and clusia are the two we recommend most — both are proven in coastal Palm Beach County yards.
💬 Can you handle a full yard, not just plants?
Yes — start a project, send photos, and we'll quote plants plus installation.
💬 My yard is half sun, half oak shade — one hedge or two?
One species that handles both — arboricola or viburnum — keeps the line even. Splitting species mid-run shows forever. We'll recommend based on photos if you start a project.
💬 Do you replace storm-damaged hedges?
All the time in WPB. We deliver replacements sized to match what survived, or quote a full-line replant if the damage ran the length of it.
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