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Garden Centres & Plants in Mallorca

There are 109 garden centres and plant suppliers listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Gardening on Mallorca is its own discipline: heat-resistant, water-saving plants like bougainvillea, oleander, lavender and olive trees thrive far better than mainland European species, and a drip irrigation system (riego por goteo) is essentially mandatory in summer.

Garden centres such as Viveros Pou Nou and Garden Center Mallorca offer advice on island-appropriate planting and stock the right substrates for the calcareous soil typical here. You'll also find garden tools, compost, fertiliser and pool-side planters at most centres. Many deliver larger trees and plants to your finca. Find your garden centre on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which plants are suitable for gardens in Mallorca?
Mediterranean plants are ideal: bougainvillea, oleander, lavender, rosemary, olive trees, citrus trees, palms and agaves. They are heat and drought resistant and need little water.
Do I need an irrigation system in Mallorca?
Yes, a drip irrigation system (Riego por goteo) is practically essential in Mallorca during summer. Temperatures can exceed 35°C and there is very little rain between June and September. Many garden centres advise on planning.
When is the best time to plant in Mallorca?
The best planting time in Mallorca is autumn (October-November) and spring (February-April). In autumn the soil is still warm and the first rains help with establishment. Avoid planting in the hot summer.
Where can I buy plants in Mallorca?
Plants and garden supplies in Mallorca are available at Garden Center Mallorca (multiple locations), Jardinería Bordoy, Viveros Sóller, and at weekly markets (especially Santa Maria and Sineu). For native plants, the municipal nurseries (Vivers Municipals) are recommended. An olive tree costs from around €50-500 depending on age, bougainvillea from around €15, palm trees from around €100.