With cooler autumn weather approaching, September is a useful moment to prepare outdoor spaces for the months ahead – and make the most of evenings spent entertaining at home.
September marks a change in the rhythm of life outdoors in Lanzarote. After the heat of summer, attention naturally turns back to gardens, patios and pool areas as places to relax, eat, meet friends and spend time with family.
For homeowners, it can also be an ideal opportunity to look at the garden with fresh eyes. Plants that have struggled during the hottest months may need attention, while empty corners, tired pots or unfinished areas can be transformed before autumn becomes the focus.
Choosing plants suited to Lanzarote’s dry and hot climate is an important part of keeping a garden healthy. Flower Power Garden Centre, which has been advising customers on gardens since 2006, specialises in plants selected for the island’s particular conditions. Its range includes flowers, cacti, succulents, olive trees, herbs and other plants in different sizes.
For anyone unsure about what might work, the centre’s display garden offers an opportunity to see plants and combinations in a real setting. It also provides ideas for how different species can develop and what treatment they require. The English-speaking team can advise on suitable choices and possible combinations.
The finishing touches can make just as much difference. Flower Power stocks ceramic pottery, planters and gardening decoration, giving homeowners options for adding interest around patios, terraces and pool areas. Pots can also provide a practical solution where there is little or no garden space, from miniature planting arrangements to small rock constructions.
For larger projects, the company’s trained landscape gardeners can help with consultation, planning and design. Gardens can incorporate natural materials such as volcanic rocks and black or red picón, which can be used for flower beds, paths, walls and contrasting areas.
September can therefore be about more than tidying up after summer. With outdoor living still very much part of Lanzarote life, it is a chance to create a garden that looks cared for, works with the local climate and provides an inviting setting for the season ahead.
A visit to Flower Power Garden Centre offers a starting point for ideas, whether the plan involves a few new plants and pots or a complete garden project.
FLOWER POWER
Web: https://www.flowerpower-lanzarote.es/en/
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