Duval County · FL
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Jacksonville is Florida's largest city by area, and its diverse neighborhoods — from the Beaches to the Westside — all benefit from quality tropical landscaping. We ship cold-hardy palms and tropical plants to Jacksonville on a regular schedule.
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Growing in Jacksonville — What You Need to Know
Jacksonville is USDA Zone 9a with meaningful frost risk in winter. Cold-hardy palms like Sabal, Pindo, and Windmill Palm are the best choices, along with native oaks and evergreen hedging.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Jacksonville
Do you deliver plants and palm trees to Jacksonville, FL?+
Yes — Florida Palm and Plant Co. delivers and installs throughout Jacksonville and Duval County. Order plants for delivery to Jacksonville today!
What plants grow best in Jacksonville?+
Jacksonville is USDA Zone 9a with meaningful frost risk in winter. Cold-hardy palms like Sabal, Pindo, and Windmill Palm are the best choices, along with native oaks and evergreen hedging. Our most-installed plants in Jacksonville include 🌴 Sabal Palm, 🌴 Pindo Palm, 🌴 Windmill Palm, 🌳 Live Oak.
How much does landscaping cost in Jacksonville?+
Most Jacksonville residential landscape projects run $3,000–$12,000 installed. A common project is 3–5 palms, a clusia or areca privacy hedge, and fresh sod for $5,000–$9,000. We give written quotes within 48 hours.
When is the best time to plant in Jacksonville?+
October through April is the optimal planting window in Jacksonville. Plants establish before summer heat. We plant year-round with consistent irrigation during the first 90 days.
How do I get a quote for plant installation in Jacksonville?+
Call (239) 799-5594 or request a free quote online. We visit your property, measure the space, and provide a written estimate with no obligation — usually within 48 hours.