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Garden & Landscaping in Mallorca

There are 283 garden and landscaping providers listed on mallorca.com, rated 4.6★ on average. Garden planning, regular maintenance, irrigation systems and new builds — gardeners on Mallorca understand the particular demands of the Mediterranean climate.

Heat-resistant plants, efficient drip irrigation and low-maintenance design are the three pillars of a successful Mallorcan garden. Olive trees, bougainvillea, oleander, rosemary and lavender thrive; lawn-heavy mainland-style gardens generally do not, and water restrictions in dry years can make them untenable. Many gardeners also handle pool-side hardscaping and palm-tree maintenance (a separate specialty, given red palm weevil pressure). Find your gardener on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a gardener cost in Mallorca?
Regular garden maintenance costs from around €100-300 per month depending on garden size. Hourly rates are €20-35. Garden design and installation costs €2,000-15,000+.
How do you maintain a garden in Mallorca in summer?
In summer, watering is key – ideally with drip irrigation in the early morning or evening. Mulching reduces evaporation. Do not mow the lawn too short and choose heat-resistant plants.
Which trees grow well in Mallorca?
Olive trees, almond trees, carob trees, citrus and orange trees, fig trees, pines and palms thrive in Mallorca. All are adapted to the Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers.
How much does a gardener cost in Mallorca?
A gardener in Mallorca charges around €15-25 per hour. Monthly garden maintenance contracts for a medium-sized garden (lawn mowing, hedge trimming, irrigation) cost around €200-400. Pool care is often offered as a combined package. For a complete garden redesign, expect €3,000-15,000 depending on size and planting.
Which plants are suitable for a garden in Mallorca?
Particularly suitable for Mallorca's climate are drought-resistant plants: olive trees, bougainvillea, lavender, rosemary, oleander, fig trees, pomegranates, and palms. Native plants (plantes autòctones) need less irrigation and are less prone to disease. Watering should be done via a drip system (riego por goteo), as water scarcity is an increasing issue in Mallorca.