Mediterranean gardens that breathe with the island.

We are based in Alcúdia and work mainly in northern Mallorca: Pollença, Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, Formentor and the Serra de Tramuntana. We also cover the rest of the island for design and build projects.

The first visit to the garden is on-site and with no obligation. After seeing it in person, we send you a detailed, fixed quote — usually within 7 days.

Both. We have monthly and weekly maintenance contracts, as well as one-off pruning, planting and small renovation jobs. We adapt to the rhythm of each garden.

Yes. We design and install drip and sprinkler systems with phone-connected controllers, and we audit existing installations to reduce water use.

Mediterranean and native species: lavender, rosemary, olive, agave, bougainvillea, oleander, Mediterranean cypress and local aromatics. We design gardens built around the island's climate.

Yes. We work on fincas, villas and private residences of any size, with our own staff and vehicles equipped for larger grounds.

It depends on the area, what is planted, how often we visit and how easy the property is to reach. A flat 200 m² garden is not the same job as a sloping plot with mature trees. That is why we do not quote a flat rate over the phone: we come and see it, measure it, and send you a detailed quotation. The visit is free.

The plants set the pace, not the calendar. In spring and summer lawns and hedges grow fast and a weekly or fortnightly visit is usual; in autumn and winter monthly is normally enough, focused on pruning, feeding and checking the irrigation. Once we have seen the garden we propose a specific frequency.

Mowing and edging, pruning of hedges and shrubs, clearing beds, checking the irrigation and its controllers, seasonal feeding, and removal of green waste. Major tree pruning and new planting are quoted separately, as they are not routine work.

Olives are pruned at the end of winter, once the risk of frost has passed and before growth starts. Palms are best cleaned during the warm months, though it is worth avoiding the peak flight season of the red palm weevil where possible, since fresh cuts attract the insect.

In the Balearic Islands the fight against the red palm weevil is declared to be in the public interest and phytosanitary measures are mandatory (Decree 4/2016). On every visit we check the condition of the palms and tell you if we see symptoms, so that action can be taken in time: a palm with an advanced infestation does not recover.

Yes. Removing and disposing of green waste is included in maintenance work. For major pruning jobs, where the volume is far larger, haulage is itemised in the quotation so you know from the outset what is covered.