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Defuniak Springs, FL
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SAW PALMETTO GREEN
Variety not confirmed
3 galFrom $28.75
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Serenoa repens
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Defuniak Springs, FL
4 options
Lowest priced listing
SAW PALMETTO GREEN
Variety not confirmed
From $28.75
Catalog checked Oct 15, 2026. Confirm availability before visiting.
Enterprise, FL
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One of 2 nursery listings
Serenoa Repens "Green Saw Palmetto"
Variety not confirmed
Call for pricing
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Miami, FL
17 options
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Silver Saw Palmetto, Georgia Silver
Variety not confirmed
From $9.99
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Homestead, FL
1 option
Saw Palmetto Palm
Variety not confirmed
$27.97
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Pierson, FL
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Green Saw Palmetto (Sabal minor)
Variety not confirmed
From $9.00
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Groveland, FL
4 options
One of 4 nursery listings
Saw Palmetto 'Silver' / Serenoa repens 'Silver'
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Catalog checked Oct 2, 2026. Confirm availability before visiting.
Crawfordville, FL
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Green Saw Palmetto
Variety not confirmed
From $19.99
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Tampa, FL
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Green Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens)
Variety not confirmed
From $18.00
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Load more nurseriesSerenoa repens, commonly known as saw palmetto, is the sole species in the genus Serenoa. It is a small, shrubby palm native to the southeastern United States, most commonly found in Florida and along the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal plains. This plant is characterized by its fan-shaped leaves with sharp, sawtooth-like spines along the petioles, which gives the plant its common name. The plant typically grows in clumps and can form dense thickets, spreading through underground rhizomes.