Hillsborough County Β· FL
Plant Nursery & Landscaping in Tampa, FL
Tampa stretches from the bungalows of Seminole Heights and the brick streets of Ybor City down Bayshore Boulevard to Davis Islands and out to the newer neighborhoods of New Tampa and Westchase. We deliver and install palms, privacy hedges and tropical plants across the city, from South Tampa lots to Hillsborough County subdivisions.
π Delivery & Installation in Tampa
We deliver and install throughout Tampa, including ZIP codes 33602, 33604, 33606, 33609, 33611, 33618, 33624, 33626, 33629 and 33647. Call (239) 799-5594 or text (239) 763-0625 to schedule.
Growing in Tampa β What You Need to Know
Tampa is USDA Zone 9b, with a milder microclimate along Bayshore Boulevard, Davis Islands and the rest of the bayfront than in Carrollwood, New Tampa or the county to the north. A few frosty nights each winter are normal inland, so Queen, Sylvester, Canary Island Date and Pindo palms are the reliable choices, with Foxtail and other tender palms reserved for protected bayside spots. Salt spray only matters right on the bay; most Tampa lots can grow the full range of hardy hedges and flowering trees.
Most Popular Plants in Tampa
What Plants Cost in Tampa
Current catalog prices for the plants we install most in Tampa (served by our Tampa Bay team). Delivered pricing includes transport; installation is quoted separately after a quick site visit.
| Plant & Size | Delivered | Delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Podocarpus β 3 Gallon | $12 | $25 |
| Viburnum Suspensum β 3 Gallon | $12 | $25 |
| Ligustrum β 3 Gallon | $22 | $42 |
| Empire Zoysia Sod β Pallet (~450 sq ft) | $420 | $700 |
Browse Plants by Type in Tampa
Every plant below is rated for Tampa's USDA Zone 9b β with local pricing, varieties, and delivery details.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Tampa
Why Tampa Homeowners Choose Florida Palm and Plant Co.
Frequently Asked Questions β Tampa
Do you deliver plants and palm trees to Tampa, FL?+
Yes β Florida Palm and Plant Co. delivers and installs throughout Tampa and Hillsborough County. We deliver and install throughout Tampa, including ZIP codes 33602, 33604, 33606, 33609, 33611, 33618, 33624, 33626, 33629 and 33647. Call (239) 799-5594 or text (239) 763-0625 to schedule.
What plants grow best in Tampa?+
Tampa is USDA Zone 9b, with a milder microclimate along Bayshore Boulevard, Davis Islands and the rest of the bayfront than in Carrollwood, New Tampa or the county to the north. A few frosty nights each winter are normal inland, so Queen, Sylvester, Canary Island Date and Pindo palms are the reliable choices, with Foxtail and other tender palms reserved for protected bayside spots. Salt spray only matters right on the bay; most Tampa lots can grow the full range of hardy hedges and flowering trees. Our most-installed plants in Tampa include Queen Palm, Sylvester Palm, Canary Island Date Palm, Pindo Palm.
How much does landscaping cost in Tampa?+
Most Tampa residential landscape projects run $3,000β$12,000 installed. A common project is 3β5 palms, a podocarpus or viburnum privacy hedge, and fresh sod for $5,000β$9,000. We give written quotes within 48 hours.
When is the best time to plant in Tampa?+
October through April is the optimal planting window in Tampa. 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 Tampa?+
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 β usually within 48 hours.
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