Mature Queen Palm
$350.00
Price includes delivery and professional installation.
Scientific name: Syagrus romanzoffiana
Product Overview
The Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) is a staple of Florida landscaping, loved for its stately height and graceful, feathery fronds. At 16 feet in-ground height, these mature specimens provide an immediate tropical "canopy" effect.
Because they are among the fastest growers in our region—averaging 2 to 3 feet of vertical growth per year—you’ll see your landscape continue to transform and reach even more impressive heights in just a few short seasons.
Specifications
- Average Height:Â 16 Feet (measured from the ground up)
- Average Growth Rate: Fast (2–3 feet per year in Florida conditions)
- Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Hardiness:Â Highly cold-tolerant for Central Florida winters
The KJ Tropical Palm Installation Standard
We don't just "drop" trees in the ground. To ensure your Queen Palm hits its full growth potential, every installation includes our professional process:
- Proper Spacing:Â We ensure your palms are placed to allow for future root and canopy growth.
- Soil Preparation:Â We amend the local sandy soil with organic matter to help the palm retain nutrients and moisture.
- Expert Planting Techniques: Our team sets the root ball at the perfect depth to survive Florida’s unique climate and heavy summer rains.
- Clean Up & Care:Â We leave your property looking better than we found it and provide you with specific watering instructions.
Why Choose the Queen Palm?
- Instant Curb Appeal:Â Reaches above fence lines and rooflines for immediate impact.
- Tropical Aesthetic: Features a smooth, straight trunk and vibrant green fronds that sway beautifully in the breeze.
- Rapid Maturation:Â One of the best values for homeowners who want a "finished" looking yard quickly.
Quick Facts & Care Guide
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Growth Rate | Fast (can reach 30–50 feet) |
| Sunlight | Full Sun to Partial Shade |
| Watering | Regular; prefers well-drained soil |
| Hardiness | Hardy down to 20°F (Zones 9–11) |
| Maintenance | Low to Moderate (periodic pruning of spent fronds) |
Helpful Note:
Plant size and growth may vary. Proper watering, spacing, and after-care are essential for best results.