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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

Social collaborations at Green Garden Corp. At Green Garden Corp. we develop our activities from perspectives that promote commitment and social well-being. For this reason, we want to share our pride in having collaborated in these two great initiatives: The donation of medicines of different kinds for the Kuídate Health Day 2022 by the Karisma Foundation. The donation of materials for the construction of a house for a low-income employee of the Hilton La Romana hotel.

We attended the largest event for greenkeepers: GCSAA Conference and Trade Show. The conference and trade show presents timely content and interactive experiences designed to help golf course superintendents (GCS) improve their operations, increase revenue, and grow their business. GCSAA is the world’s largest golf course management association. Each year, the GCSAA conference and trade show is held in different cities across the United States. Green Garden Corp. The annual conference of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) is an opportunity for golf course superintendents, land operators, and other industry professionals to network and learn about the latest advances in golf course management. The educational portion of the conference will cover topics such as turf science, environmental management, and golf course management. The educational sessions are open to anyone interested in learning more about the industry. For example, there will be a session on environmental issues affecting golf courses, such as sustainability and water conservation strategies. Other sessions will focus on topics such as: Turf science and the latest research on issues like turf winterization or soil compaction management; Green maintenance practices, including mowing techniques, irrigation practices, and fertilization methods; Golf course construction techniques, from new builds to renovations/rehabilitations (including bunkers); There’s something for everyone. The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) will hold its annual conference and trade show in San Diego, California, from December 3-5. The educational portion of the conference will address topics such as turf science, environmental management, and golf course management. Attendees will also have the opportunity to interact with industry professionals and connect with stakeholders during the trade show portion. Denis Rosario, Daniel Hernández and Luís Núñez The celebration also included a gala dinner where AMR Collection's Vice President of Operations, Daniel Hernández, during his speech highlighted the social work that the company has carried out in its 20 years and which has had a positive impact on the communities near the hotels managed by the chain. Hernández thanked the investors and owners for trusting in the company, as well as all the AMR Collection collaborators for their dedication and effort. He also expressed his gratitude to Unlimited Vacation Club (UVC) for all their collaboration in making the celebration possible. During his speech, on the occasion of the chain's anniversary, the executive said that after the economic recovery curve and the post-pandemic tourism sector, they are "enormously grateful" to their great business partners, local operators and travel agencies for their achievements. "Not only were and continue to be cornerstones in recovering the brand's performance dynamics in the market and that of each of the 11 resorts with their well-identified key selling points - even in the worst of times, you were there. Thank you," Nunez emphasized. Here is a summary of some of our favorite additions to the conference and trade show experience: Exhibits from leading manufacturers and suppliers of turfgrass seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, irrigation equipment, and golf maintenance equipment, among others. The annual event showcases all aspects of golf course management, from greenkeeping to agronomy and much more. Attendees will also have the opportunity to interact with industry professionals and engage with stakeholders... The educational portion of the conference will cover topics such as turf science, environmental management, and golf course management.

community maintenance in the basic school CONCEPCIÓN BONA In order to support the community and strengthen ethical values in society, we have carried out community gardening maintenance in schools and sectors of Bávaro - Punta Cana - Miches in the Dominican Republic. Yesterday we carried out the development of the garden of the Concepción Bona Basic School so that students can enjoy the facilities and practice sports. Once the pruning was done, the school students decided to participate in the collection of garden waste to support the optimization of their school rest area. With this type of actions, we want to highlight the importance of raising awareness among the youngest about physical exercise, sustainability, mutual collaboration and respect for nature. We are proud to be able to collaborate for a better future for the Dominican people.

Camp Matecumbe Playground intenta vincular la experiencia de juego a la naturaleza para fomentar la familiaridad y la afinidad por los lugares naturales. Se trata de un parque público al que se puede considerar como un área de juego expansiva e inmersa en la naturaleza, con caminos interconectados que incorporan la naturaleza y los elementos naturales en el juego. ECOLOGICALLY REGENERATIVE GARDENING Human activity throughout its evolution on earth has resulted in the alteration of natural ecosystems to the point of generating a global problem of species extinction that in the last century is reaching very alarming levels. Did you know that, in the last 100 years, it is estimated that the rate of species extinction is between 1,000 and 10,000 times higher than the natural background rate, suggesting that we are experiencing a "sixth mass extinction". At Green Garden Corp. as a leading company in the landscaping and gardening sector in the Caribbean and LATAM, we are very clear about this problem and we maintain a firm commitment to do our bit in trying to recover the natural balances of the areas where we carry out our professional activity and to influence our clients and the general public by example. This commitment has led us to develop new lines of action in new construction or renovation projects for gardens and green areas, as well as in the protocols for their maintenance operations. Regeneration or ecological restoration is a scientific and planned process that aims to revitalise ecosystems that have been degraded, damaged or altered by human activities or natural events. It consists of the reintroduction or recovery of native plant and animal species, as well as the rehabilitation of key ecological processes, with the aim of re-establishing the original functionality and diversity of the ecosystem. This process may involve the revegetation of degraded areas, the reintroduction of endangered species, the restoration of ecological corridors and the implementation of sustainable management practices. Ecological regeneration seeks not only to restore ecosystems to health and biodiversity, but also to provide benefits such as carbon sequestration, water conservation and protection against natural disasters. One of the main measures that we have been working on for years is the new implementation and modification of garden designs, transforming traditional concepts based mainly on floral aesthetics and the colour provided by species that are often not native to an area. We are developing new lines of work whose main objective is the recovery of native species in the areas of action, evolving towards a gardening and landscaping of ecological regeneration that ultimately seeks the recovery of habitats and the most balanced possible integration of human activity with the environment where it takes place. We seek to transform gardens into true ecosystems of ecological regeneration, where native flora and fauna populations thrive in harmony. Elementos causales del deterioro de ecosistemas en el Magdalena medio (Fuente: Garzón y Gutiérrez 2013). Miami-Dade County has used the Camp Matecumbe Playground design as a model in developing playgrounds at various parks throughout the county. Ventana de la experiencia piloto restauración ecológica del bosque ripario del Caño Rabón, Gamarra (Cesar) (Adaptado de: Garzón et al. 2014) These actions of implementation and reform extend to the development of new methods of managing and maintaining green areas in the least invasive ways possible by replacing the use of agrochemicals and industrially synthesised fertilisers with natural methods of generating organic soil fertility, promoting balanced populations of micro-organisms and diversity in both soils and above ground parts of plant assemblages. We are committed not only to creating beautiful landscapes, but also to building healthy and resilient ecosystems that enrich our environment and promote sustainable coexistence between human activity and nature.

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

Green garden CORP. signs a new maintenance contract FOR THE ENTIRE VIDANTA COMPLEX IN RIVIERA MAYA Vidanta, the luxury vacation brand of Grupo Vidanta, is an incredible collection of resorts full of nature and entertainment located on the most coveted beaches in Mexico. Therefore, we are thrilled to announce that we have started maintenance operations in luxury hotels, including Grand Luxxe, The Grand Bliss, Grand Luxxe Jungle, The Grand Mayan, The Bliss, Mayan Palace, as well as in other parts of the complex such as Jungala Aqua Experience, Salum, Santuario, Villa Soleil, Spatium and the Beach Club. Vidanta Riviera Maya was recognized as one of the 5 best hotels in the eastern region of Mexico by Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards. More than 600,000 readers submitted responses and rated their travel experiences. Around 10,000 hotels and resorts entered the awards and only 15% of them made it to the winners list, let alone the Top 5! For this reason, we are proud to be able to contribute our grain of sand and be part of the Vidanta Riviera Maya experience. Its curated selection of diverse attractions and luxurious experiences ensures that guests always have something extraordinary to discover with every stay. The continual stream of new developments and offerings makes this destination exceptionally popular and universally accepted. As if that were not enough, this complex has a golf course designed by one of the legendary golf masters, Jack Nicklaus, Nicklaus Par Three Experience in Riviera Maya is one of the most beautiful short courses in the world. It was designed to take full advantage of the incredible tropical landscape and features a layout that pays homage to the complexity of classic 1950s courses. Source: https://www.vidanta.com/en/web/riviera-maya/

LANDSCAPING IN CORAL GABLES, MIAMI The City of Coral Gables is undertaking various landscaping projects in its urban core. Among them, the reform of the "landscape" of one of the main arteries of the city, Ponce de León Blvd. Tenusa Inc. is participating in these works, which consist of the elimination of the existing landscaping in the median and both sidewalks, in the area between the intersections with the secondary streets and "Miracle Mile" and its subsequent reinstallation with new plant species, as well as the reform of the existing irrigation system. Ornamental species such as Juniperus conferta 'Blue Pacific', Liriope muscari 'Super Blue', Tradescantia pallida 'purpurea' and Jasminum simplicifolium, as well as the choice of Gold Mulch, will completely change the appearance of the area, adding color and a very different from the previous design, consisting of a monochromatic green provided by the only plant species present, Ficus microcarpa 'Isla Verde'. With the need to carry out the works in a very limited time, Tenusa Inc. has been trying to minimize the impact on the high traffic of vehicles in the area, perhaps the busiest in the city, which entails a plus of coordination and logistical efficiency. in order to successfully complete this great urban landscape project.

Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in St.Lucía. ST. LUCIA PROJECT ROYALTON SAINT LUCÍA, AN AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT

Collaborations for the day of the dead in mexico As every year in Mexico we celebrate the Day of the Dead, in pre-Hispanic times death was one of the basic elements of culture, when they died they were buried in a petate and a celebration was organized to guide the souls on their journey to Mictlan. As every year in Mexico we celebrate the Day of the Dead, in pre-Hispanic times death was one of the basic elements of culture, when they died they were buried in a petate and a celebration was organized to guide the souls on their journey to Mictlan. This celebration takes place on November 1 and 2, where offerings and altars decorated with cempasúchil flowers, chopped paper, sugar skulls, bread of the dead, mole or some dish to the taste of the deceased with the characteristic smell of the deceased are placed. incense and ocote to aromatize the place. At Green Garden Corp. we collaborate with the offerings placed by our clients in celebration of these important dates full of cultural tradition, our staff helped collect the leaves to be cut and placed on the altars or arches as their base, until placing a complete altar in representation as a symbol of respect towards the souls that are to come. This collaboration took place in the following hotels and parks: Jungala Aqua Experience, Hotel Ocean Riviera Paradise, Hotel NYX Cancun, Hotel Atelier Playa Mujeres, Hotel Paradisus Playa del Carmen, Hotel Paradisus Cancun, Hotel Dreams Jade, Yucatan Country Club, Hotel Catalonia Costa Mujeres, Hotel Hard Rock Cancun, Planet Hollywood Beach Hotel, Hotel Iberostar Selection Cancun and Hotel Ocean Coral & Turquesa. We are proud to have been able to contribute to preserving one of the most important traditions and Cultural Heritage of Mexico.

LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION At Green Garden we carry out integral landscape designs for hotel complexes, villas, condominiums, sports facilities and green areas. Green Garden has a technical team trained for the elaboration of large-scale landscaping projects. From the initial phase (conceptual design) to the final design, or Executive Project, we always work hand in hand with our clients to guarantee their satisfaction. All of this is possible thanks to the wide experience gained in each of our professional challenges.

AERATION OF GOLF COURSES - PART IV This will be the final part of the articles dedicated to the task of puncturing. I will try to make it so that anyone can visualize the differences in results in practice that involve decision-making in the spikes to use on a green. For some golfers, aeration is a dreadful word. It conjures up images of greens full of holes and green surfaces that, at best, are inconsistent and, at worst, may not be playable at all. But serious golfers understand that aeration is necessary to maintain a healthy turf. Aeration counteracts the effects of traffic while minimizing the risk of diseases. "You have to have a continuous program," says the USGA Green Section. Courtesy of USGA Finding the ideal aeration approach for a golf course green is a process influenced by the specific conditions of the course and its maintenance goals. The decision comes down to the possibilities and specific needs of the course at any given time. Aeration strategies can also be adjusted over the years, responding to changes in course conditions or to achieve specific maintenance goals. On the other hand, performing aeration at the right time ensures recovery and return to a uniform surface as quickly as possible. The key to quick recovery is to aerate when the turf is healthy and actively growing. In the following table, I show the differences between different approaches based on the size of the spikes used. It shows the result of the surface of a green that is affected by aerating. Although this is not entirely true in practice due to various more complex technical aspects not considered in the table, it serves very well as an illustrative example. Up to five different spike diameters have been assumed, which in turn have been divided into three different frameworks, meaning different separations between the holes located on one side and the other. The last two columns provide a very quick overview of the impact on the surface. An annual renewal of 15-20% of the green's surface is usually considered adequate and can be achieved with different combinations as shown in the table. For example, with half-inch spikes with a 1x2 spacing, 2 aerations per year will be sufficient to achieve this. However, if we want to disturb the players much less and achieve faster recovery, we can opt for quarter-inch spikes for the same spacing, but knowing that to achieve the same renewal, we should carry out the operation 8 times a year! The size of the spikes and the distance between the holes will have a significant impact on health, playability, operation cost, and recovery time. In summary, the art of aeration requires a careful balance of various factors, each tailored to the unique conditions of the golf course. The goal is always to maintain a healthy and playable turf while minimizing the impact on the game. I leave some reflection for those who have the final say in the directives when it comes to allowing technicians to perform the work. As anyone can imagine, for the task of puncturing to be carried out, there must be workers and machinery on the green for a certain period, several hours in this case. For this reason, very wisely, during puncturing, some courses close the entire course (especially those with more than 18 holes), and others choose to close 9 and allow play on the other 9 and then switch. But then, there are other types of courses (the fewest) that unfortunately decide that it is not necessary to close any hole at all and that play can continue at the same time. In this case, players hit the green even with workers on the green, in a kind of "duck shooting," while the uneasy workers glance over and try to dodge the balls, only to later arrive at the green and insist on continuing the game "putting" on the freshly punctured and/or sand-filled green. You will understand how uncomfortable this is for all parties involved, and I know that many readers will think it's a joke, but I assure you I know what I'm talking about! Author: Antonio Márquez (Director and greenkeeper Green Garden Corp. in Panama)