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Florida Trees

Fast Growing - Highly Adaptable trees Perfect for Florida


Best Seller
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Grows 3-5 ft per year
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Larger sizes available
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Disease resistant
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Very easy to grow
Best Seller
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Grows up to 12 feet yr.
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Dense shade & foliage
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Fragrant smelling flowers
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A h ard to kill tree
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Brilliant red flowers
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Blooms spring to fall
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Grows in tight areas
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Disease resistant
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Privacy All Year
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Grows into thick hedge
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Plant almost anywhere
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Very low maintenance
       
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Most Popular
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Grows 3-4 ft a year
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Larger sizes available
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Great as privacy screens
Fast Growing Tulip Poplar Trees
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Unmatched gold foliage
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Grows up to 6 feet a yr
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Neon yellow blooms
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Great as a shade tree
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Drought tolerant
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Naturally uniform
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Narrow and elegant
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Very unique evergreen
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Grows up to 6 ft. yr.
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Perfect for windbreaks
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Great for privacy
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Very easy to grow
       
   
 
       
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Full lavender flowers
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Great in groups & hedges
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Blooms for 120 days
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Incredibly adaptable
Fast Growing Weeping Willow Trees
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The tree lover's favorite
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Even grows in puddles
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Low maintenance
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Very fast growing
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Unique pink flowers!
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Ideal for small lots
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Spring's first blooms
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Compliments any setting
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Grows almost anywhere
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Vibrant purple flowers
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Very unique
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Huge groupings of blooms
       
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Grows in dry areas
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Unique holly
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Great privacy
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Perfect for hedges
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A rainbow of fall color
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Grows almost anywhere
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Vibrant color
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Easy to grow shade tree
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Light red / pink blooms
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Adaptable, easy to grow
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Perfect for small areas
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THE tree for dry regions
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Perfect for poor soil
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Grows 3 feet yr.
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Plant in rows
       
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Flowering privacy tree
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Grows 3-4 ft. yr.
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Drought tolerant
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New pear tree hybrid
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Soft, feathery foliage
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Grows in any soil
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Easy to grow
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Unique shape
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Fast growing
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Soft white blooms
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Very adaptable
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Longer lasting blooms
 
       

Florida Trees

When considering trees that grow best in Florida, known as the Sunshine State, many people seek shade trees for their home landscapes. Planting trees in Florida will depend most on where you live – whether in Miami, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tallahassee, or Tampa Bay – and how you want to use the tree.

The Florida state tree is the Palmetto Palm, a tree that grows up to 80ft. tall on a straight trunk, with a short rounded crown of palmetto leaves at the top. The official Florida state soil is called Myakka, a native soil of Florida not occurring in any other state. There are more than one and one half million acres of Myakka (pronounced My-yak-ah'—Indian word for Big Waters) soil in Florida. It is the most extensive soil in the state.

The most beautiful Florida landscaping is usually a mixture of different types of Florida palm trees and shade trees that grow well in Florida, as well as flowering trees, cypress trees and fruit trees. Choose trees that can adapt to the soil type in your specific area of Florida.

The Best Trees for Planting in Florida

Other outstanding Florida tree choices will include specimens that are highly adaptable to Florida climate conditions, demonstrating drought-resistance as well as mildew, insect and disease resistance.

Look for types of trees that are fast growing, hardy, and are perhaps even native Florida trees such as flowering dogwoods. For shade from that bright Florida sun, we suggest oak trees, ash trees, or tulip poplar trees. An excellent Florida landscaping tree is the weeping willow, lovely when planted at water’s edge shade tree. Top it all off with flowering trees that grow well in Florida. You can find some of the best trees for Florida at the Fast Growing Trees Nursery.

A Large Variety of Trees for Florida

Wherever your location – the Florida Panhandle, central, or the east and west Florida coasts – we can be your Florida tree nursery. Our selection offers a wide variety of good trees for planting in Florida and several different specimens sure to provide solutions for your unique Florida landscape needs.