Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.

Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.

Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.

Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.

Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.

Set just moments from the Mediterranean Sea, this garden in Alcanar is shaped by its coastal context and the resilience required to thrive in it. The planting palette embraces species adapted to salty air, strong sun, and the rhythm of sea breezes. Low-growing shrubs, hardy grasses, and Mediterranean perennials are carefully selected to echo the natural vegetation of the nearby shoreline. Salt-tolerant plants like rosemary, sea lavender, and agaves bring texture and subtle color, while offering durability in the face of coastal exposure. The design blends seamlessly with its environment, creating a garden that feels both grounded and open—an honest reflection of the sea’s influence on the land.