Many clients spend seasons outside of Spain and want their garden looked after in their absence. We work with notifications before and after each visit. We send photos of the result if you request them, so you can be at ease from 2,000 kilometres away. For holiday rental homes, we coordinate visits between bookings so that the garden is immaculate for each new tenant's arrival. Yes, it's very common. We coordinate access, notify you before and after each visit, and send you photos of the result if requested. Ideal for remote owners and holiday rentals. We first do a thorough overhaul (clearing, multi-pass cutting, pruning, and debris removal) and from there, we move into periodic maintenance so it doesn't happen again.

Periodic garden maintenance is the most requested format. A visit every one, two, or four weeks depending on the size and season, including lawn mowing, edge trimming, weed removal, light pruning of hedges and shrubs, leaf blowing, and removal of green waste. We adapt the frequency to spring, when everything grows, and reduce it in mid-summer and winter. “They look after our garden all year round even though we spend six months in England. They come every two weeks, send us photos, and the house is always perfect when we return. In spring, when everything grows very quickly, weekly or bi-weekly is ideal. In summer and winter, you can space visits every three or four weeks. We adjust this to the size of the garden and whether it's a rental property.

The climate of the Costa Blanca dictates everything done in a garden. Long, dry, and very hot summers, with little rain between May and September and sun that punishes traditional lawns. A garden designed for a Northern European climate, with a lot of lawn and soft-leaved plants, consumes an enormous amount of water and suffers in July and August. That's why more and more clients are opting for low-consumption gardens. Decorative gravel, Mediterranean plants (lavender, rosemary, oleander, cacti and succulents), palm trees, and olive trees. If you have a very thirsty garden, with a lot of lawn and soft-leaved plants, we propose alternatives that reduce water consumption and maintenance without losing the greenery: decorative gravel with plants in beds, native species, and, where it makes sense, drip irrigation instead of sprinklers. Beyond weekly mowing, the garden requires seasonal work. Replanting areas that summer has scorched, adding flowering plants in spring, fertilising the lawn and flowerbeds, scarifying or overseeding bare patches, and promptly treating pests like mealybugs, aphids, or the red palm weevil. We advise you on what to plant to withstand the local climate. Mediterranean species that need little water and resist strong sun.

The price for planting in El Clot typically ranges between 44 and 588 euros. The final amount depends on the condition of the property, the materials, and the work time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. We adjust the frequency to the reality of the garden and the season. In spring, from March to June, growth is explosive, and a weekly or bi-weekly visit is advisable. In mid-summer, grass growth slows due to the heat, and we can space visits out. In winter, visits every three or four weeks are usually sufficient. This flexibility keeps costs under control without the garden ever becoming overgrown. Call us, write us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll respond in less than 10 minutes during business hours.