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"We have been impressed by Mallorca Garden Design from beginning to end.

The transition from design to reality has been top of the class.

The result is a beautiful crafted garden space with wonderful colours, in sync with the landscape. A space that makes you feel good."

Alex S, client

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Planting completed! A symphony of beautiful Mediterranean plants. Some to mention: Salvias (various), Ballota, Pistachia, Gaura, Phlomis, Lavander, Rosemary, Achillea , Stipa gigantea.
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Planting completed! A symphony of beautiful Mediterranean plants. Some to mention: Salvias (various), Ballota, Pistachia, Gaura, Phlomis, Lavander, Rosemary, Achillea , Stipa gigantea.
Project Manacor.

Your sanctuary, our passion! 🌿✨
Autumn 2025 bookings are open.
Send us a message to secure your dream garden!

Your sanctuary, our passion! 🌿✨
Autumn 2025 bookings are open.
Send us a message to secure your dream garden!

This is a section we redesigned and planted in May 2024 so almost exactly one year ago. It’s already filling in beautifully, and in just a few weeks it will be bursting with even more colour as the salvias and other perennials come into bloom.

The idea was to reduce the large expanse of lawn. I find uninterrupted green areas a bit dull, and in a climate like this, they’re not sustainable either. By replacing some of the lawn with Mediterranean planting, we have added texture, movement, and seasonal change, while making the garden feel more connected to the surrounding landscape.

I used a soft palette of purples, pinks, blues, mauves, whites, and different shades of green and grey. There were some existing low stone walls that felt a bit stark. We softened them with cascading purple Lantana montevidensis, gently spilling over the edges.

This is a section we redesigned and planted in May 2024 so almost exactly one year ago. It’s already filling in beautifully, and in just a few weeks it will be bursting with even more colour as the salvias and other perennials come into bloom.

The idea was to reduce the large expanse of lawn. I find uninterrupted green areas a bit dull, and in a climate like this, they’re not sustainable either. By replacing some of the lawn with Mediterranean planting, we have added texture, movement, and seasonal change, while making the garden feel more connected to the surrounding landscape.

I used a soft palette of purples, pinks, blues, mauves, whites, and different shades of green and grey. There were some existing low stone walls that felt a bit stark. We softened them with cascading purple Lantana montevidensis, gently spilling over the edges.

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