Which areas outside Ayvalık do you cover for free site visits and landscaping?
In addition to central Ayvalık, Cunda (Alibey Island), Küçükköy, Sarımsaklı and Altınova, we provide on-site consultations and turnkey landscaping for villas, estates and hotels in Gömeç (Karaağaç), Pelitköy, Burhaniye (Ören), Edremit (Akçay, Güre, Altınoluk) and Dikili (Çandarlı, Bademli).
Which plants thrive in windy, salt-exposed coastal gardens like Cunda and Sarımsaklı?
Olive trees, oleander, pittosporum, rosemary, lavender, gaura, Mexican feather grass (stipa), agave and ice plant handle sea breeze and summer drought best, while sheltered south-facing walls suit bougainvillea and star jasmine. We tailor the exact plant palette to your plot's sun and wind exposure during 3D design.
How long does it take to install automatic irrigation and ready turf lawn?
For a typical villa garden (200–500 m²), soil grading, screened topsoil and organic manure application, pop-up sprinkler and drip irrigation piping, and ready turf laying are usually completed within 3 to 7 working days.
Do you maintain summer-house gardens during the winter months when owners are away?
Yes. Under our seasonal or annual maintenance plans, our team visits on a regular schedule for lawn mowing, seasonal pruning, organic fertilising, pest control and irrigation timer adjustments, sharing updates with you after each visit.
Where do you source the trees and plants used in your landscaping projects?
We supply fruit saplings, hedge plants, ornamental shrubs, palms and organic soil/fertilisers directly from our own nursery in Ali Çetinkaya Mahallesi, Ayvalık—ensuring healthy, climate-adapted plants without middleman markups.
Can I visit the nursery just to buy individual plants, potting soil or fertiliser?
Certainly. Our nursery is open to home gardeners and retail visitors. You can browse over 100 items—from certified olive and citrus trees to indoor plants, 20/80 L potting soil, screened goat manure, worm castings and volcanic pumice/basalt stone—in person or ask for prices on WhatsApp.