Lee County Β· FL
Premium Tropical Plants Delivered to Captiva
Captiva Island is one of Southwest Florida's most exclusive and beautiful barrier islands. We deliver native and salt-tolerant tropical plants that enhance Captiva's lush, natural island character.
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Growing in Captiva β What You Need to Know
Captiva is USDA Zone 10b with full Gulf exposure. All plantings must be salt and wind tolerant. Native species perform best in this challenging but beautiful coastal environment.
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Every plant below is rated for Captiva's USDA Zone 10b β with varieties, growing notes, and delivery details.
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Frequently Asked Questions β Captiva
Do you deliver plants and palm trees to Captiva, FL?+
Yes β Florida Palm and Plant Co. delivers and installs throughout Captiva and Lee County. Order plants for delivery to Captiva today!
What plants grow best in Captiva?+
Captiva is USDA Zone 10b with full Gulf exposure. All plantings must be salt and wind tolerant. Native species perform best in this challenging but beautiful coastal environment. Our most-installed plants in Captiva include π΄ Coconut Palm, π΄ Sabal Palm, πΏ Silver Buttonwood, πͺ΄ Sea Grape.
How much does landscaping cost in Captiva?+
It depends on plant sizes, quantities, and site access. A common Captiva project is 3β5 palms, a clusia or areca privacy hedge, and fresh sod. We give free written quotes within 48 hours β no obligation.
When is the best time to plant in Captiva?+
October through April is the optimal planting window in Captiva. Plants establish before summer heat. We plant year-round with consistent irrigation during the first 90 days.
How do I get a quote for plant installation in Captiva?+
Call (239) 763-0625 or request a free quote online. We visit your property, measure the space, and provide a written estimate with no obligation β usually within 48 hours.