Garden Care and Gardeners across Pilar de la Horadada

Full garden maintenance

Regular scheduled visits covering weeding, watering checks, lawn mowing where applicable, bed tidying and general upkeep for both coastal chalets in Torre de la Horadada and enclosed patios in Pilar centro. Frequency is adapted to the season, with lighter winter visits and more intensive attention through the long dry summer.

Palm tree care and red palm weevil inspection

The red palm weevil has caused serious losses among the palms lining the roads and gardens of Mil Palmeras and Torre de la Horadada. Our gardeners carry out preventive inspections, remove dead or infected fronds correctly, and advise on treatment and reporting obligations under the local phytosanitary regulations so you stay compliant and your palms stay standing.

Pruning of fruit trees, olives and citrus

Older plots around Pilar often have established olive, orange or lemon trees that need annual structural pruning to stay productive and healthy. We time the work correctly for each species, clear the cuttings and, where appropriate, advise on whether irrigation adjustments are needed to support recovery after a hard prune.

Hedge and shrub pruning

Salt-tolerant hedging such as pittosporum and oleander grows vigorously in coastal gardens and quickly becomes untidy without regular cutting. We shape hedges cleanly, remove dead wood from shrubs and keep boundary planting at a manageable size without stressing the plants.

Plot clearing and fire-risk tidy-ups

Vacant plots and overgrown corners accumulate dry vegetation that becomes a genuine fire hazard through the summer months. We clear scrub, cut back encroaching growth and remove the arisings, leaving the plot in the presentable, low-risk state required by local regulations.

Drip irrigation installation and maintenance

In the sandy coastal soil of Torre de la Horadada and Mil Palmeras, overhead watering is largely wasted. We design and install drip systems scaled to the garden, set timers appropriately for the season and service existing installations whose emitters have become blocked or whose pipework has been damaged by frost or UV degradation.