Palm Trees for Sale in St. Augustine to Daytona Beach, FL

Our Palm Trees — Complete Plant List & Prices

All prices are 10% or more below major retailers. Prices shown are per plant.

What Palm Trees Grow Best in Northeast Florida?

Northeast Florida's Zone 9A climate is ideal for a wide range of palm species. The region's warm summers, mild winters, and sandy coastal soils create excellent conditions for palms that enjoy heat, humidity, and good drainage. Here are the best-performing varieties for homeowners across the area:

• Cat Palm (Chamaedorea cataractarum) — A clumping, shade-tolerant palm that works beautifully under tree canopies or on covered patios. One of the most popular palms for tropical yard designs in St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra.
• Majesty Palm (Ravenea rivularis) — A fast-growing, feathery palm perfect for large containers and landscape borders. Homeowners in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach love this variety for privacy screening along fence lines.
• Ponytail Palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) — Technically a succulent, this dramatic plant has a swollen base and cascading leaves. Thrives in full sun in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach yards.
• Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) — A tall, elegant single-trunk palm that makes a stunning focal point. Widely used in landscape design across all six NE Florida counties we serve.
• Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix roebelenii) — A petite, graceful palm perfect for entranceways, container gardens, and smaller yards. Our multi-trunk specimens are especially popular with customers from St. Augustine to Palm Coast.
• Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) — The most dramatic palm we carry. This large, architectural specimen thrives in full sun and becomes a showstopper in any Florida landscape.

• Palm trees for sale in St. Augustine, FL — delivered same week
• Palm trees for sale in Ponte Vedra, FL — dump trailer delivery available
• Palm trees for sale in Palm Coast, FL — Zone 9A-ready varieties in stock
• Palm trees for sale in Flagler Beach, FL — coastal-tolerant palms in stock
• Palm trees for sale in Ormond Beach & Daytona Beach, FL — lowest prices in NE Florida

Which Palm Trees Are Cold Hardy for Zone 9A?

Northeast Florida sits in USDA Hardiness Zone 9A, which means occasional winter freezes in the 20–25°F range are possible. Most tropical palms can handle these brief cold snaps if they're established and healthy. Here's how our palm varieties rank for cold hardiness:

• Ponytail Palm — Surprisingly cold-hardy due to its water-storing trunk. Can handle brief freezes down to 18°F with minimal damage. A top choice for cold-hardy tropical landscaping in St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra.
• Canary Island Date Palm — Tolerates temperatures down to 20°F. This species is widely planted across NE Florida precisely because of its cold tolerance combined with tropical aesthetics.
• Queen Palm — Handles temperatures down to 25°F. Protect young specimens in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach with frost cloth during hard freezes.
• Pygmy Date Palm — Cold-hardy to about 26–28°F. Well-established plants in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach typically recover quickly from brief cold snaps.
• Cat Palm — Cold-sensitive. Protect when temperatures drop below 32°F. Best planted in sheltered spots near walls or under larger trees in NE Florida landscapes.
• Majesty Palm — Cold-sensitive below 30°F. Position in a sheltered microclimate for best results across our service area from St. Augustine to Daytona Beach.

• Cold-hardy palms for St. Augustine Zone 9A gardens
• Freeze-tolerant palm varieties for Ponte Vedra coastal properties
• Zone 9A palm trees for Palm Coast homeowners and HOA landscapes
• Cold-tolerant palms for Flagler Beach — coastal microclimate-friendly
• Frost-resistant palms for Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach yards

Browse our complete selection of tropical foliage plants and hibiscus to pair with your new palms for a complete NE Florida tropical landscape.