Trees & Shrubs
Using Native Plants in Your Palm Beach Landscape
New landscaping in Palm Beach must incorporate at least 35% native plants. Learn what native plants are, how to use them, and why it’s important to protect them.
Read MoreChinese Tallow
Do you know that Chinese tallow tree is bad for your Palm Beach property? In this article you’ll learn how invasive this plant is and how to recognize it so you won’t add this to your property landscape and cause issues later on.
Read MoreBest Palms for Palm Beach
Palms, just like trees, needs to be planted at the right place. Choosing the best palms for your Palm Beach property will ensure their health and longevity.
Read MoreBrazilian Pepper Tree: A South Florida Invasive Plant
This evergreen with bright red berries may be attractive but it’s highly toxic, spreading quickly, and banned in South Florida. Learn why it’s harmful, how to recognize and remove it, and what to plant instead.
Read MoreAir Potato is Invasive & Prohibited in Palm Beach
Learn how to recognize and prevent this quick-growing vine from spreading. It’s notoriously difficult to eradicate so early identification and removal is critical.
Read More5 Best Plants for Palm Beach Coastal Landscapes
Coastal properties in Palm Beach face difficult growing conditions, including wind, sand, sun, salt, and heat. That’s why it’s so important to choose the right plants for your landscape. Here are 5 hardy plants that are salt-tolerant, drought-tolerant, hardy, and can handle the heat, humidity, and storms that South Florida is known for.
Read MoreHurricane-Resistant Landscape Tips for Beachfront Properties in Palm Beach
Avoid landscape problems and reduce storm damage on Palm Beach coastal properties with these storm-resistant landscaping tips to make your property beautiful and safe.
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