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Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in Dominican Republic. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC PROJECTS HOTEL FOUR SEASONS HOTEL AND RESIDENCES HOTEL SECRETS Y DREAMS MACAO HOTEL HYATT ZIVA & ZILARA CAP CANA HOTEL SECRETS CAP CANA RESORT HOTEL ROYALTON PUNTA CANA RESIDENCIAL BAHIA PRÍNCIPE GRAND CANA HOTEL IMPRESSIVE PUNTA CANA HOTEL IBEROSTAR SELECTION BAVARO RESIDENCIAL GOLF GARDEN RESIDENCIAL MARINA GARDEN KASA PUNTA CANA RESIDENCES HOTEL ZOËTRY AGUA PUNTA CANA HOTEL VIK ARENA BLANCA PLAZA GARDENIA CORAL GOLF RESORT HOTEL SECRETS TIDES PUNTA CANA PGA OCEAN´S 4 BAHIA PRINCIPE GOLF PARQUE ACUATICO HARD ROCK HOTEL HOTEL ROYALTON CHIC PUNTA CANA RECONSTRUCCION GREEN 7 OCEAN´S 4 TORRE LATITUD 18 RESIDENCIAL CANA ROCK UNIVERSE PARQUE ACUATICO HOTEL SECRETS & DREAMS LA ROMANA VERMARE BOUTIQUE RESIDENCES HERITAGE SCHOOL HOTEL CARIBE CLUB PRINCESS RESIDENCIAL BEACH GARDEN I & II HOTEL LOPESAN CAOBA LAGOON, SPA & CASINO HOTEL CAYO LEVANTADO RESORT HOTEL SECRETS & DREAMS LA ROMANA HOTEL CLUB MED MICHES PLAYA ESMERALDA HOTEL ROYALTON BAVARO HOTEL ZEN OASIS CLUB MED HOTEL SENATOR PUERTO PLATA VIALIDADES EL DORADO WATERPARK TORRE CLUB HEMINGWAY AIRE BUSINESS CENTER RESIDENCIAL SECRET GARDEN HOTEL CLUB MED PUNTA CANA RESIDENCIAL POOL GARDEN HOTEL SECRETS Y DREAMS PLAYA ESMERALDA RESORT & SPA HOTEL DREAMS CAP CANA HOTEL LOPESAN COSTA BÁVARO RESORT SPA & CASINO HOTEL OCEAN EL FARO PUNTA CANA HOTEL GRAND BAVARO PRINCESS HOTEL ROYALTON SPLASH PUNTA CANA VIVERO FOUR SEASONS HOTEL AND RESIDENCES ÁREAS COLINDANTES DE TENIS SECRETS & DREAMS LA ROMANA HOTEL CASA HEMINGWAY RESIDENCIAL AMBER RESIDENCIAL GARDENIA HOTEL TRS CAP CANA RESIDENCIAL TROPICAL GARDEN

Líder en el Caribe en Paisajismo y Mantenimiento de áreas verdes. Servicios adaptados para ti. Más de 30 años de experiencia. ARCHITECTURE FROM THE LANDSCAPE Read more OUR GUARANTEE +30 years of experience +1,200 projects completed International Reach 100% involved management Specialized Training Leaders in Landscaping and Maintenance CLIENTS MAINTENANCE PROJECTS PARTNERS LATEST PROJECTS HOTEL HYATT ZILARA CANCÚN UNICO 18°77° MONTEGO BAY HOTEL OCEAN ALLURE COSTA MUJERES BY H10 HOTEL HYATT ZILARA CANCÚN 1/6 SEE ALL PROJECTS TALK LATER? info@greengardencorp.com Follow us on our social networks! LATEST NEWS Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya - Charla de sostenibilidad GREEN GARDEN LOS CABOS Equipo en la apertura de operaciones en Los Cabos Torneo Academia de Tenis de la Costa - Mex P_edited Torneo de Reyes y Cupido, organizado por la Academia de Tenis de la Costa. Show more WE HAVE THE TRUST OF:

Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in Caribbean Mexico. PROJECTS IN MÉXICO CARIBBEAN REGION HOTEL OCEAN ALLURE COSTA MUJERES BY H10 HOTEL HYATT ZILARA CANCUN HOTEL ROYALTON RIVIERA CANCUN HOTEL GRAND PALLADIUM COSTA MUJERES HOTEL OCEAN RIVIERA PARADISE CAMELLON ENTRADA VIDANTA RIVIERA MAYA HOTEL HARD ROCK RIVIERA MAYA HOTEL CATALONIA ROYAL TULUM HOTEL BLUEBAY GRAND ESMERALDA MAYAKOBA COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL NICK PRICE RESIDENCES RESIDENCIAL BALI VILLAS & SPORT CLUB BAHIA PRINCIPE GRAND TEQUILA HOTEL ALILA MAYAKOBA HOTEL ROYALTON SPLASH RIVIERA CANCUN HOTEL ATELIER PLAYA MUJERES RESORT HOTEL UNICO 20°87° RESTAURANTE TEMATICO HOTEL HARD ROCK RIVIERA MAYA HOTEL PARADISUS CANCUN HOTEL CORAL LEVEL HOTEL HYATT ZILARA CANCUN COURTYARD RESIDENCIAL MERIDEN CABO NORTE LORENA OCHOA RESIDENCES HOTEL ST. REGIS COSTA MUJERES HOTEL AVA RESORT CANCUN HOTEL ETEREO AUBERGE RESORTS COLLECTION HOTEL CATALONIA COSTA MUJERES HOTEL HAVEN RIVIERA CANCUN 2DA ETAPA HOTEL PLANET HOLLYWOOD BEACH RESORT HARD ROCK HOTEL CANCUN HOTEL THE FIVES DOWNTOWN HOTEL & RESIDENCES HOTEL IBEROSTAR PLAYA PARAISO RESIDENCIAL TULUM UNO ZERO UNO MAREAZUL BEACH RESORT RIVIERA MAYA HOTEL BAHIA PRINCIPE GRAND TULUM 2DA FASE HOTEL BAHÍA PRINCIPE GRAND TULUM 1RA FASE (VILLAS) HOTEL GRAND PALLADIUM RESORT & SPA HOTEL HAVEN RIVIERA CANCÚN
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Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in St.Lucía. ST. LUCIA PROJECT ROYALTON SAINT LUIA, AN AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT

Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in Antigua & Barbuda. ANTIGUA & BARBUDA PROJECTS HOTEL ROYALTON ANTIGUA, AN AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORTS ROYALTON CHIC ANTIGUA, AN AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORTS

Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in St.Lucía. BARBADOS PROJECT HOTEL ROYALTON VESSENCE BARBADOS

TRANSPLANT OF A mature CEIBA Speciosa specimen Ceiba Speciosa, or Palo borracho is a deciduous tree that loses its leaves with the arrival of cold (mid-autumn or winter). Its planting in city parks and gardens is quite common in the Dominican Republic and other parts of Latin America. On this occasion, we present the transplant of a mature Ceiba Speciosa tree, a tree native to the tropical forests of the Dominican Republic. Given the height and thickness of the tree, specifically requested by our client, we selected a specimen that was in an area that was difficult to access for the machinery necessary for its extraction, given that said specimen was also in very good health. The transplant began with training pruning on the upper branches in order to prepare the tree to meet the demands of road transport in the Dom. Rep. With the use of heavy machinery, the direction and coordination of our team and collaborators, we were able to successfully extract it and mount it on the truck to achieve a transplant and sprout from the tree. An enveloping mesh was placed to protect the root ball during transport. Then, we prepared the hole where the tree would be placed. Its origin is tropical so it does not tolerate low temperatures. Its planting is recommended in areas with mild winters, typical of the Mediterranean or coastal areas (where it is commonly used). It is a demanding tree in lighting. Given its rapid growth and the great height it reaches, it likes to be in an isolated and spacious space in the garden with high light input, free of walls and obstacles that generate shade. Finally, this great specimen was allowed to sprout in its new location, so we are proud to give this beautiful tree a new home to thrive and flourish. Curious fact: I n the Dominican Republic, the trunk of the Ceiba was used, since the time of the indigenous people, to make cayucos, which were one-piece boats, due to the lightness of their wood. Historically, tradition indicates that the moorings of Christopher Columbus' ships were tied to a Ceiba tree in the Ozama River and that there is still an old trunk of that Ceiba, already petrified, in the old Santo Domingo dock.

Líder en el Caribe para el mantenimiento profesional del paisajismo de hoteles o residenciales y conservación de campos de golf. About Us We are a large-scale gardening and landscaping company made up of a team of highly qualified professionals capable of developing innovative, long-term sustainable and specific ecological management solutions for each vision and need. We have extensive experience in the sector for more than 30 years, combined with cutting-edge tools and technologies to provide a quality service to our clients. We are present in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Panama and Florida (USA) providing effective and practical solutions for creating, maintaining and treating landscapes. At Green Garden Corp. we work with our clients on a one-to-one basis to offer efficient solutions in terms of cost reduction, short-term investment amortization and added performance. Somos Green Garden Corp. Play Video

Desde Green Garden Corp. ponemos al servicio de nuestro cliente nuestros conocimientos en biología, agronomía e ingeniería hidráulica para ayudar a manejar este tipo de sistemas. THE IMPORTANCE OF WETLANDS: USE IN LANDSCAPING FOR WATER PURIFICATION Wetlands are ecosystems consisting of land areas whose soils are periodically or permanently flooded, typically with freshwater. As a result, the vegetation that inhabits them is adapted to live in these conditions. Mangroves, floodplains, interdunal lagoons, springs, coastal lagoons, and estuaries are some of the ecosystems included under this category. Humedal artificial en VidantaWorld Park Among the services provided by wetlands, their role in the water cycle stands out, as they act as regulators of water flows and, in some cases, as a source of water supply for the population or as aids in wastewater treatment. Additionally, due to the thermal capacity of the water, the effect of vegetation on the environment, and their high productivity, wetlands play a fundamental role in the global climate as regulators of emissions into the atmosphere. Understanding the importance of these wetlands, as well as how they function and the causes and consequences they generate, can help us mimic these natural processes and take advantage of their benefits when designing sustainable landscaping. Low-water gardening not only helps conserve this vital resource, but has other benefits as well. By reducing irrigation, the risk of flooding and excess moisture in the soil is reduced, thus avoiding possible damage to structures and drainage systems. Furthermore, by using native and adapted species, we promote local biodiversity and contribute to the balance of the ecosystem. Humedal artificial en VidantaWorld Park It is important to emphasize that the implementation of water-efficient gardens does not mean sacrificing beautiful and attractive green spaces. On the contrary, with the right knowledge and intelligent design, it is possible to create aesthetically pleasing environments that harmoniously integrate with the surroundings.

Nuestros proyectos en República Dominicana, México, Panamá, Jamaica y próximamente en Miami. GALLERY PER COUNTRY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC JAMAICA MEXICO CARIBBEAN ZONE FLORIDA MEXICO PACIFIC ZONE PANAMA

LOW WATER CONSUMPTION GARDENING: CONTRIBUTING TO THE CARE OF THE WORLD The increase in water consumption in agriculture and green areas has raised concerns about its consequences on aquifers and water reserves worldwide. Coupled with the rise in global temperatures, evapotranspiration levels are decreasing the availability of freshwater alarmingly. Faced with this issue, at Green Garden Corp., we have committed ourselves to environmental responsibility and have been developing garden designs with a reduced or low water requirement for their proper maintenance. Evapotranspiraci-n. (n.d.). https://www.recursosaguapuertorico.com/Evapotranspiraci-n.html?no_redirect=true The primary focus of our work is to conduct a detailed analysis of native species in each region where we operate. In this way, we can select the most suitable species adapted to the specific climatic and soil conditions of each area. This allows gardens to survive and thrive sustainably without requiring large amounts of water for maintenance. Water-efficient gardening not only helps conserve this vital resource but also presents other benefits. By reducing irrigation, the risk of floods and excess soil moisture is decreased, thus preventing potential damage to structures and drainage systems. Additionally, by employing native and adapted species, we promote local biodiversity and contribute to the balance of the ecosystem. Low-water gardening not only helps conserve this vital resource, but has other benefits as well. By reducing irrigation, the risk of flooding and excess moisture in the soil is reduced, thus avoiding possible damage to structures and drainage systems. Furthermore, by using native and adapted species, we promote local biodiversity and contribute to the balance of the ecosystem. It is important to emphasize that the implementation of water-efficient gardens does not mean sacrificing beautiful and attractive green spaces. On the contrary, with the right knowledge and intelligent design, it is possible to create aesthetically pleasing environments that harmoniously integrate with the surroundings.

VERTEBRATE PESTS ON GOLF COURSES Those of us who are dedicated to maintaining golf courses are used to dealing with pests that damage the lawn and, normally, are more or less visible insects. But from time to time, we come across less common pests, vertebrate pests. A vertebrate pest is contrasted with the concept of pest condition, by assuming that no vertebrate species is a permanent pest, but rather that a certain population can acquire that condition at a specific time and place. A useful definition to understand what a vertebrate pest is is the following: “A species of mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian or fish that directly or indirectly affects the human species, either because it causes damage to production areas, consumes or contaminates stored food, causes damage to infrastructure, transmits disease, or causes death to people or pets.” It depends a lot on where the golf course is located to know the type of pests that one can find, dogs, groundhogs, moles, alligators, rats, cattle, alligators, birds, and others. In this case, the pest affects the production areas and causes damage to the infrastructure. These events are not new, wild boars are usually one of the most common pests and cause the most damage on golf courses, because they are capable of raising large areas of grass in one night's work, although luckily, never within a putting green Dogs and ducks love the course greens; these animals are fond of urinating and defecating on greens. Rats usually like to gnaw on wires which causes damaged on the irrigation systems. Sometimes we see alligators, which apart from a few scares to some clueless golfers, these creatures do not create major problems. On the picture above, we see the damage caused to the green's surface by the hooves of a group of cows, which have taken a liking to ride over a green on their way to graze on the almost unlimited food they have found on the roughs at this time of year. It will take hours to manually repair the damage to leave a decent playing surface and a week or more for it to go unnoticed. And finally, in case anyone was wondering, two-legged vertebrates (humans) tend to cause the most damage, but we'll leave that for another time... Author: Antonio Márquez , Panama Director of Green Garden Corp.