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.

THE TREE STRATUM IN OUR GARDENING The arboreal stratum plays a crucial role in gardening and landscape architecture, as it is part of the basic composite structure, fundamentally composed of three levels that define the design of outdoor spaces. In this structure, the ground cover stratum, which constitutes the lowest level, serves as ground cover and hides the view of the lignified part of the next level. The shrub stratum acts as the visually most striking element as it is at eye level for people. Finally, the arboreal stratum rises majestically as the uppermost layer or level. Today, we would like to emphasize the importance of this latter stratum, as it entails a series of significant factors that make it crucial in landscape design. Perhaps, it is the stratum that is least known and underestimated when designing a garden, but it can offer the most due to the multitude of positive factors it provides. Many times, tree species are not only chosen for their visual beauty but also for their cultural and symbolic value in areas where urban and/or landscape projects are undertaken. There are species that, due to the functionality and economic value offered by their wood or fruit, sustain thousands of rural families. Other species, due to their size and stature, provide shelter to various species of fauna, insects, reptiles, birds, and mammals that make their structure their home. In addition, there are other species that, simply due to their age and longevity, deserve a respect that sometimes escapes the understanding of humans with their brief life span in comparison. We cannot overlook the coolness provided by the shade of a tree, the reduction in temperature in urban areas with mature specimens, and its influence on rainfall, a topic that deserves a separate article. In the tropical regions where Green Garden Corp. primarily operates, there is a great diversity of species worth knowing, studying, analyzing, and understanding. A notable example is the Bursera simaruba, also known as chaká or papelillo, the Ficus aurea or fig tree (see photo below), the Orbignya guacuyule or guayacol palm, the Acacia cornigera or bullhorn acacia, among many others. From the landscape design perspective of Green Garden Corp., we delve into the knowledge of these species and each of these factors, treating them not only for their visual value but also for their symbolic, cultural, and functional value for the local community. We commit to continue studying them to contribute these values, which we understand as fundamental, to our designs. Ejemplar de Ficus aurea en el sendero de la abuela (One&Only Mandarina ) We recognize that trees are not merely ornamental elements but protectors of the identity and well-being of a space, providing utility, functionality, shade, coolness, and a sense of belonging to those who benefit from their presence.

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CORAL GOLF RESORT RD: VISIÓN, EXPERIENCIA Y NATURALEZA EN UN MISMO PROYECTO Coral Golf Resort RD, desarrollado por Gesproin Group en Punta Cana, combina inversión, naturaleza y calidad de vida en un entorno privilegiado. Con un campo de golf de 18 hoyos diseñado por el reconocido arquitecto P.B. Dye y una oferta residencial con alto potencial, se proyecta como un nuevo referente en República Dominicana. Desde Green Garden Corp. iniciamos la ejecución del campo de golf, acompañando el avance de obra desde sus primeras etapas. Esta semana realizamos un recorrido por el proyecto junto a Leticia Cedano, Isaac Mota, Margarito Muñoz, P.B. Dye, Vicente Muñoz, Ricardo Mendoza, Amalio Pérez Gotarda, Javier Martínez y Anthony Mendoza, en una jornada llena de conocimiento, revisión de avances y visión compartida. Durante la visita, el arquitecto P.B. Dye hizo lo que mejor sabe: recorrer el campo, observar cada detalle, tomar notas y pensar con claridad. Lo esencial está en el papel, y el resto, en la experiencia. Porque a veces, entender un campo no es transformarlo, sino encontrar cómo fortalecer lo que ya lo hace único. I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager.

Nuestros proyectos en República Dominicana, México, Panamá, Jamaica y próximamente en Miami. PROJECTS PER COUNTRY

Our landscaping projects and execution of garden works in hotels and properties in Panama. HOTEL CORONADO LUXURY CLUB & SUITES CORONADO, PANAMA In 2015, the execution of the irrigation design and gardening of the hotel on which the golf course is located was carried out, finishing the work in 2016 with the landscaping of the new extension of the hotel zone. See more PANAMA PROJECT

Países en los que nos encontramos para llevar el mantenimiento integral de diversas propiedades y hoteles. MAINTENANCE BY COUNTRY REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA JAMAICA GRENADA MÉXICO ZONA CARIBE SANTA LUCÍA MÉXICO ZONA PACÍFICO ANTIGUA Y BARBUDA

Nuestros proyectos de paisajismo y ejecución de obras de jardines en hoteles y propiedades de St. Lucía. JAMAICA PROJECTS PRINCESS GRAND JAMAICA GREEN ISLAND, JAMAICA Princess Hotels & Resorts has once again entrusted our team to execute the green areas of the upcoming hotel under construction, the Princess Grand Jamaica. Our plan includes planting 500 Cocos Nucifera, around 600 palms, and trees of other types in the 40,000m2 garden (including 10,000 m2 of lawn areas), along with approximately 200,000 shrubs and ground cover plants. Ver más