Wodyetia bifurcata — one of the most requested specimen palms in Palm Beach County. Wholesale to licensed landscape contractors. Single and multi-trunk available.
Wodyetia bifurcata
The Foxtail Palm is what landscape clients picture when they imagine a Florida yard. Its full, arching fronds radiate symmetrically from a clean gray trunk, giving it a polished, architectural look that photographs beautifully and holds up in the South Florida sun. Unlike many palms, it's self-cleaning — old fronds shed naturally, so there's no ongoing trimming cost for the homeowner or HOA. This combination of visual impact and zero maintenance makes it one of the most requested palms on Palm Beach County landscape jobs.
Heritage Farms stocks Foxtail Palms in both single and multi-trunk specimens at our Boynton Beach nursery, centrally located in Palm Beach County. We supply contractors from Boca Raton to West Palm Beach and into the Treasure Coast. Multi-trunk groupings are popular for entranceways, pool surrounds, and anywhere you want to maximize visual impact in a smaller footprint.
| Scientific Name | Wodyetia bifurcata |
| Origin | Australia |
| Mature Height | 25–35 feet |
| Canopy Spread | 10–15 feet |
| Growth Rate | Moderate to fast |
| Sun Exposure | Full sun (6–8 hrs minimum) |
| Salt Tolerance | Moderate to high |
| Self-Cleaning | Yes — no pruning required |
| Trunk Options | Single trunk & multi-trunk |
| USDA Zones | 10–11 |
| Cold Hardiness | Hardy to approximately 40°F |
| Available Stock | Various sizes — call for current inventory |
Trade accounts only. Contact us to check current Foxtail Palm inventory, trunk options, and volume pricing for your Palm Beach County project.
Installation note: Deep, consistent watering in the first few weeks after transplant is critical. Most early Foxtail Palm failures are due to underwatering, not overwatering. Set at or slightly above grade — never bury the root ball. Apply slow-release palm fertilizer once the tree stabilizes.
The right choice depends on the project type and the look your client wants. Here's how to think about it.
Clean, classic silhouette. A single Foxtail Palm makes a strong vertical statement and suits formal entries, driveway borders, and pool surrounds where a defined, symmetrical look is desired. They're also easier to plant in tight spaces or close to structures.
Best for: Driveways, formal entries, tight planting areas, pool and patio surrounds
Two or three trunks growing together create a lush, tropical cluster with full canopy presence. Multi-trunk specimens deliver more visual mass per plant and are popular for focal points, resort-style landscapes, and anywhere you want immediate impact. They tend to command higher value in the landscape.
Best for: Focal points, resort landscaping, poolside impact, high-end residential estates
Heritage Farms Inc. is a wholesale Foxtail Palm supplier based in Boynton Beach, in the heart of Palm Beach County. We supply licensed contractors in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, West Palm Beach, and throughout the region. Call (561) 719-7853 for current stock.
Yes. Foxtail Palms shed old fronds naturally — no trimming required. This makes them a low-maintenance choice for both the landscape contractor and the property owner, with no recurring palm trimming costs.
Single trunk Foxtail Palms have one clean vertical trunk — classic, formal, good for defined spaces. Multi-trunk specimens have two or more trunks and create a lush, clustered tropical look. Multi-trunk palms deliver more canopy presence and are popular for resort-style and high-end residential landscapes. Heritage Farms carries both.
In South Florida's climate, Foxtail Palms have a moderate to fast growth rate — typically 2–3 feet of trunk per year under good conditions. Full sun, consistent watering during establishment, and regular palm fertilizer support strong growth.
We stock Foxtail Palms in various trunk heights and specimen sizes. Available inventory changes — call (561) 719-7853 or send us a message for current stock and volume pricing.
Our guide covers single vs. multi-trunk decisions, sizing considerations, and post-installation care to ensure your Foxtail Palms establish successfully in Palm Beach County landscapes.
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