The Mediterranean climate of Imperia is ideal for citrus trees, olive trees, palm trees, oleanders, aromatic plants, and flowering plants resistant to salt spray and summer heat. We recommend the best species for each type of garden.

The frequency depends on the type of garden and the time of year. Generally, we recommend interventions every 2-4 weeks during warm months and less frequently in winter to keep the greenery well-maintained at all times.

We recommend carefully preparing the soil, leveling it, and fertilizing it before laying. The sod should be laid quickly, watered immediately after, and kept moist for the first few weeks to promote rooting.

For small gardens, we recommend drip irrigation systems or targeted manual watering to save water and ensure constant hydration.

We recommend mulching, evening watering, and choosing heat-resistant plants. In some cases, we also suggest temporary shading for more delicate plants.

We recommend evergreen hedges such as thuja or cypress, or flowering shrubs suitable for the Mediterranean climate, to create effective and visually appealing natural barriers.

We suggest performing seasonal pruning, removing dry or diseased branches, and shaping plants without compromising their natural form.

We recommend targeted natural or chemical treatments, always evaluating the plant and climate situation, to protect the garden without harming the environment.

We recommend regular mowing, seasonal fertilization, and targeted irrigation, avoiding water stagnation and promoting grass density and resistance.

We suggest Mediterranean plants such as geraniums, bougainvillea, lavender, and marigolds, which bloom at different times of the year and are resistant to Imperia's climate.