Business Details
Your Source for Rare & Exotic Landscape Materials in Lake Worth
South Coast Grower has established itself as a premier provider of rare, native, and exotic landscape materials. Our inventory features some of the world's most distinctive trees and palms, tailored to meet the precise needs of clients. We specialize in large-scale tree relocation, custom installations, brokering, and international export services, ensuring every project is executed with meticulous attention to detail. Our team combines deep botanical expertise with a commitment to sustainability, delivering solutions that enhance both aesthetic value and environmental stewardship.With decades of experience in horticultural logistics, we serve discerning clients across residential, commercial, and institutional sectors. Our reputation for reliability and quality has been built through consistent delivery of exceptional specimens and tailored service approaches. We maintain rigorous quality control standards while adapting to evolving industry practices and client expectations. This dedication positions us as a trusted partner for complex landscaping challenges requiring specialized knowledge and execution capabilities.
Services
Tree Relocation
Specimen Sales
Landscape Installations
Export Services
Brokering
Highlights and features
- Specialists in rare and exotic specimen trees with global sourcing capabilities
- Proven expertise in complex tree relocation and large-scale installations
- Custom brokering services connecting clients with unique botanical resources
- Established international export logistics network for specimen transportation
- Commitment to sustainable practices while maintaining horticultural excellence
Services
Tree Relocation
Specialized large-scale tree relocation services preserving specimen integrity during transport. Utilizes advanced equipment and techniques for mature tree transplantation. Ensures minimal stress to plants while maintaining root ball integrity for successful establishment at new locations.
Specimen Sales
Curated inventory of rare, native, and exotic trees and palms for landscaping projects. Offers unique botanical specimens including Bismarck palms, Gumbo Limbos, and Foxtail palms. Each specimen receives expert horticultural care prior to client delivery.
Landscape Installations
Custom landscape installation services for residential and commercial properties. Implements design specifications with precision placement of specimen trees and palms. Coordinates with architects and designers to ensure proper spacing, soil preparation, and irrigation integration.
Export Services
Comprehensive export logistics for botanical specimens to global destinations. Manages documentation, permits, and transportation requirements for international plant shipments. Maintains compliance with CITES regulations and phytosanitary standards.
Brokering
Connects clients with unique plant specimens through extensive industry networks. Facilitates acquisition of hard-to-find botanical materials for specialized projects. Coordinates inspections, negotiations, and logistics between buyers and growers worldwide.
Questions
What types of rare specimens do you specialize in?
We maintain inventory of rare palms like Bismarckia nobilis, Wodyetia bifurcata, and Chrysalidocarpus lutescens, along with unique trees including Bombax ceiba and Ficus species.
Do you provide installation services outside Florida?
Yes, we execute installations across the southeastern United States and Caribbean, including recent projects in The Bahamas and South Carolina.
How does your export process work?
We handle complete export logistics including permits, phytosanitary certifications, and specialized packaging for international specimen shipments.
Can you source specific specimens not listed online?
Our brokering services connect clients with specialty growers worldwide to locate specific specimens not currently in our inventory.
What tree relocation methods do you use?
We employ air spade technology and root pruning techniques to maximize root mass retention during relocation of mature specimens.
