Wholesale Wodyetia bifurcata — one of the most requested specimen palms in Palm Beach County landscape jobs.
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 palm trimming cost for the homeowner or HOA.
Heritage Farms stocks Foxtail Palms in both single and multi-trunk specimens. 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 |
Trade accounts only. Contact us to check current Foxtail Palm inventory, trunk options, and volume pricing for your 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.
Our guide covers single vs. multi-trunk decisions, sizing, and post-installation care to ensure your Foxtail Palms establish successfully.
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