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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.

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.

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tree donation for reforestation in commemoration of world environment day We are proud to inform that for World Environment Day 2022 we collaborated with Bahía Príncipe Riviera Maya and Grand Riviera Princess in order to enrich the Mexican ecosystem. Additionally, Green Garden Corp. team at the Dreams Jade Resort & Spa carried out adaptation and reforestation techniques on the coastal dunes to prevent their erosion and deterioration. Dreams Jade Resort & Spa This work was carried out on the beachfront of Puerto Morelos using native plants in order to conserve the coastal dune at the Dreams Jade Resort & Spa hotel. The plants that were used were reproduced by our team, in the nursery of the same hotel, reaching about 4.000 reproduced plants. We also donated trees for the Bahía Príncipe Riviera Maya hotels: Bahía Príncipe Grand Coba, Grand Bahía Príncipe Tulum, Bahía Príncipe Luxury Akumal and Bahía Príncipe Luxury Sian Ka'an. We are proud to have participated in the Bahía Pr í ncipe Hotels challenge of planting 14,000 trees and the 360 actions of Princess Hotels in the Caribbean on the occasion of World Environment Day 2022. "Earth is facing a triple planetary emergency: the climate is warming at a rate too fast for people and nature to adapt; habitat loss and other pressures on nature have led to an estimated 1 million species being endangered, and pollution continues to poison our air, land, and water. #OneEarth is the World Environment Day 2022 campaign that aims to raise awareness of these three crises, while encouraging and promoting the celebration, protection and restoration of our planet through various activities." Source: https ://www.un.org/en/observances/environment-day

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)

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En artículos anteriores hemos hablado sobre qué es el pinchado de greens, las razones por las que se realiza y sus ventajas e inconvenientes. A partir de este post profundizaremos en las distintas opciones que tenemos y cómo se llevan a cabo los distintos tipos de pinchado de greens. AERATION IN GOLf COURSES - PART III In previous articles, we've talked about what green aerification is, why it's done, and its advantages and disadvantages. Starting from this post, we'll delve into the different options available and how the various types of green aerification are carried out. Traditionally, green aerification is done twice a year using hollow tines, employing different diameters, with one of the most common being half an inch. This type of aerification is usually done just before significant temperature and/or weather changes. In Spain, it's common after summer and winter, while in tropical areas, it's typical to focus on doing it before the rainy season and once the rainy season is over. But in recent years, due to the technical possibility of using much finer tines, we have the option to opt for what we call micro-aerification, which involves aeration using small-diameter hollow tines. However, with this "micro" aerification, multiple aerations with small hollow tines need to be performed to achieve a similar effect. We can basically distinguish between two types of tines: solid and hollow. Depending on our objectives (or the golf course's capabilities), we plan a program where we "play" with different variables to consider, such as the type of tine, tine diameter, tine length, and the frequency of aerification. Aeration with solid or solid-core tines: Solid tines 18x250 mm The first question to ask ourselves would be whether aeration with solid tines is a viable option, and the answer, as almost always, is "it depends." The solution to managing organic matter content is its dilution. If a sufficient amount of sand can be added with topdressing and used to fill the aeration holes made with solid tines, programs with solid tines could be a viable option (Gross, 2019). However, there are several factors to consider, including soil conditions. In principle, we would all desire this type of program because aeration is less disruptive and requires less work than aeration with hollow tines. However, since aeration with solid tines doesn't remove any material from the soil profile, it won't yield desirable results in golf courses that don't regularly apply topdressing or need to address soil issues such as high organic matter content or stratification. A normal green compared to one that has undergone solid tine aerification. Solid tines 19x140x8mm Therefore, these programs would be more suitable for sand-based green profiles without stratification issues. Moreover, with this type of program, it's crucial for sand topdressing to be applied frequently to dilute organic matter as it accumulates near the surface. Golf courses adopting this program typically topdress with sand every week during the growing season and implement a minimalist nitrogen fertility program to curb excessive growth and reduce the organic matter production rate. The image above shows a green aerated with solid tines and without sand, serving to "ventilate" the green. However, if the decision is made to apply sand, there's a noteworthy operational variation with this type of aerification. It has been demonstrated that applying the sand to the green before solid tine aerification yields better results, minimizing the "stress" on the green. This is because if the sand is dry, it requires less brushing than if the sand is applied afterward. Less brushing equals less stress on the turf. Additionally, it avoids introducing a heavy machine filled with sand onto a freshly aerated surface, preventing wheel marks on the green's surface, which would otherwise hinder subsequent sand brushing. Application of sand (Topdressing) before carrying out solid tine aerification. Looking forward to the next post where we'll delve into the dreaded hollow tine aerification! Author: Antonio Márquez (Superintendent and Director of Green Garden Corp. Panamá).

SUSTAINABILE ACTION IN COLLABORATION WITH GRUPO VIDANTA IN MEXICO Composting: the result of a biological process whose purpose is to stabilize and sanitize organic waste, while at the same time acts as a magnificent fertilizer. Although its uses and benefits go further, this process reactivates contaminated or degraded soils, helps to recycle solid urban waste, controls pests, and much more that we will talk about in this article. At Green Garden Corp. we incorporate composting as part of the vital substrate in conjunction with Grupo Vidanta. This "waste" works as ecological or organic fertilizer to nourish our plants and orchards. Composting contributes to improving the environment by removing the waste from contamination circuit of the soil, water and atmosphere. Additionally, according to the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, it also helps to enrich crops. We seek to actively participate in improving our environment, which is why at Green Garden Corp., in collaboration with our client Vidanta Riviera Maya, we use organic waste, coming mainly from the remains of food prepared in the restaurants of the complex such as: pieces or peels of fruit, vegetable remains, egg shells and coffee, among others. The compost takes a 4-stage process that lasts from 6 to 8 weeks since it is formed by the decomposition of organic products, these decompose aerobically, which has multiple benefits; Among them: it returns nutrients to the earth, corrects the soil structure and acts as a sponge to retain water (soil moisture), it also serves as an antibiotic against harmful microorganisms. El producto final es un abono natural que da una serie de beneficios en su incorporación a la tierra volviéndola más fértil, mejorando su textura e incrementando la riqueza orgánica.

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.