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MAINTENANCE, CONSERVATION AND ORNAMENTAL PRODUCTION In Green Garden we carry out maintenance based on a continuous improvement plan for each complex, resulting in a maintenance adapted to the needs and wants of each property. "We carry out a daily technical follow-up of all production programs". Ornamental plant production, is one of the fundamental pillars in our management. Each complex we maintain is managed from powerful ornamental production infrastructures. It’s supported, at a technical level, by an organization chart of professionals who are in charge of drafting landscape improvement programs, from which the production programs for each complex are organized.

Our landscaping projects and garden construction works at hotels and properties in Pacific Mexico. PROJECTS IN MEXICO PACIFIC REGION CRYSTAL COVE CONDOS VILLAS PRIVADAS MANDARINA RESORT & RESIDENCIAS COMFORT STATION GOLF MANDARINA RESORT & RESIDENCIAS REFORMA INTEGRAL GRAND LUXXE COMPLEJO VIDANTA PROYECTO XALA REFORMA JARDINERIA CENTRO DE CONVENCIONES REFORMA JARDINERÍA HOTEL ROSEWOOD REFORMA JARDINERÍA SANTUARIO COMPLEJO VIDANTA EXPLORER KIDS CLUB ROSEWOOD MANDARINA REFORMA AV. COUNTRY VIALIDAD MANDARINA RESORT & RESIDENCIAS HUMEDALES ARTIFICIALES VIDANTA MANDARINA RESORT & RESIDENCIAS GOLF COURSE HOTEL IBEROSTAR PLAYA MITA REFORMA INTEGRAL GRAND MAYAN COMPLEJO VIDANTA REFORMA AV. CANALÁN VIALIDAD MANDARINA RESORT & RESIDENCIAS RIEGO IBEROSTAR SELECTION PLAYA MITA MARIPOSARIO AREA ONLY KIDS ONE & ONLY MANDARINA SPA ST REGIS PUNTA MITA RESORT REFORMA INTEGRAL GRAND BLISS COMPLEJO VIDANTA CRÁTER VIDANTA WORLD PARK RIEGO VIVERO VIDANTA WORLD

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JAMAICA'S tourism LAUNCHES ECONOMY by 5.7% The Jamaican Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, has confirmed that the tourism sector is driving the recovery after the pandemic of the island, whose economy has grown by 5.7% in the second quarter of the year. In his own words, tourism and hospitality have contributed "significantly" to this economic growth, collected in the latest report from the Planning Institute Of Jamaica (PIOJ, for its acronym in English). In Jamaica, not only have international arrivals already far exceeded 2021 figures, but according to figures from its Tourist Board, the length of stay has returned to 2019 levels of 7.9 nights and, more importantly, the average spend per visitor has gone from $168 per person per night to $182. This means, as Edmund Bartlett has highlighted, that “the tourism sector is generating more foreign exchange per visitor, so there is more money circulating in the broader economy and this benefits various players in the industry”. "The results are a clear indication of the resilience of the sector, which is constantly recovering," according to the island's Minister of Tourism. With arrivals rising month-on-month, Bartlett has said they remain optimistic numbers will return "to record 2019 levels by 2023." Tourism represents 10% of direct contributions to GDP and 33% of indirect contributions in Jamaica, so the impact during the pandemic and until the reopening of the borders in June 2020 was significant. Last November Bartlett predicted that in 2022 Jamaica would receive 3.2 million visitors, of which 1.1 million would be cruise passengers, and that by 2024 they expected to reach 4.5 million visitors. Source: https://www.hosteltur.com/152997_jamaica-su-economia-crece-un-57-gracias-al-turismo.html

GREEN CUTTING IN GOLF COURSES Since the day Edwin Budding invented the first mechanized lawn mower in 1830, there has been constant improvement in the condition and playability of greens. Today, cutting is one of the main practices used by superintendents or greenkeepers to achieve smooth and fast greens. Césped Paspalum Vaginatum Given the climatic conditions of the Dominican Republic, the task of cutting the green is carried out daily. Frequent mowing helps greenkeepers maintain high playability turf by providing several short- and long-term benefits: controls vertical growth helps grass spread laterally promotes high shoot density produces smooth surfaces creates less friction with the golf ball increases the speed of the greens for the enjoyment of the players. Cortadora Toro Greenmaster Flex 21 On the other hand, properly sharpened and adjusted mowers do a better job of cutting grass blades cleanly and evenly. This benefits the health of the turf and the quality of the playing surface. The operator guides the mower back and forth across the green in straight lines, creating an attractive stripe pattern. Alberto Santana con una cortadora Toro Greenmaster Flex 21 Another basic concept of mowing greens is determining the height of cut. This setting is completely particular to the course and is determined by the superintendent based on turf type, topography of the greens, seasonal growth rate, and desired speed of the greens. What may be appropriate in one field may not be in another. A very important point, which is often misunderstood, is that not all grasses are created equal. A cutting height that is considered appropriate for bentgrass (Agrostis) might not be appropriate for Poa annua, Bermuda ultradwarf, or Paspalum, as is the case here. Determining the height of cut depends not only on the type of grass, but also on equipment, expectations, and labor availability. All grasses have a cutting height tolerance. It is typical for the height of cut to adjust up and down throughout the year based on seasonal growth rates and in response to stressful environmental conditions. Proper mower setup is necessary to achieve the desired cutting height and playability. Proper adjustment is critical to producing a correct cut, higher quality greens, and desired green speed.

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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.

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.

Green Garden celebrates Executive Training Sessions in the Dominican Republic During Green Garden Cup Golf Tournament 2022 , we decided to take advantage of the opportunity of having all executives, that had flown from México, Jamaica, Florida and Panama, together and held t raining s e ssions. The conferences included workshops and presentations thats offered knowledge, tools, skills and attitudes to interact in the work environment in a proactive and collaborative manner. De izquierda a derecha: Pablo Luque, Jose Juan Villagran, Pedro López, Juan Arimón, Amalio Pérez, David Caceres, Antonio Márquez The conference started with the presentation of Effective Communication led by Maria Jose Peña Velez, which discussed the importance of Strategic Planning, Decision Making, Results Orientation, Conflict Resolution and the differences between a Leader and a boss. There were also presentations that represented the digital transformation the company is going through such as the Digital Strategy presentation: Branding, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Social Networks and Data Analytics led by our Digital Marketing Director, Cristina Reynoso Coulange. Lastly, the Landscaping department made a presentation of the innovative tools they use and the ones that they are currently training on, such as: Lumion . Lumion is visualization software for architecture and landscape professionals. This tool allows you to quickly convert 3D/CAD designs into videos, images and 360º panoramas with resources for environment, materials, light, objects, nature and exciting effects. Pablo Luque, Jose Juan Villagran, Amalio Pérez, Jaime Arimón, Alexandre Coulange, Cristina Reynoso, Juan Arimón, Pedro López, Eduardo Arimón, David Cácerez During the last days of the visit to the Dominican Republic, workshops and visits to plant and tree production nurseries took place with the aim of sharing criteria and knowledge of all the invited managers from Mexico, Jamaica, Florida and Panama. “In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable. ~Dwight D. Eisenhower

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.