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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.

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.

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.

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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