Island Wide Palm Trees

06/05/2026

Just dropped off two beautiful Christmas palms over at News 12 with Alex Calamia

05/31/2026

We’ve had some brutal weather out here lately, and I’m getting a lot of calls about fronds turning brown. I want to put your mind at ease: this isn’t just happening to your yard, it’s happening island-wide.
Here is the reality of having tropical plants in our climate: Mother Nature is ultimately in charge, and none of us can control the weather. When we get these late cold snaps and heavy winds, the trees take a hit.
This is exactly why I always advise waiting until later in May to take delivery of your trees! I know everyone is eager to get the biggest, tallest palms installed the second May begins, but those early weeks are risky. Getting your trees a little later in the month when the soil and air have truly warmed up is always the safer play.
What you should do right now:
Don’t panic! Let the weather stabilize and give your trees some time to bounce back. As things heat up, they will start looking like their usual selves again.
Drop any questions you have in the comments below, and hang in there!

05/12/2026

Two coconut palms planted in Manorville, New York

05/12/2026

Two Washie’s just planted in Merrick, NY

05/09/2026

Another delivery today we’re open tomorrow for Mother’s Day from 9 to 5

05/08/2026

New tropical plants and palms

05/06/2026

Once again, help transform shacks Long Island home

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

Brand new Washie planted on Long Island. $1,500 delivered and planted on Long Island. As long as we have access with the Bobcat.

05/06/2026

New Washie planted on Long Island