Green landscaping refers to activities that modify the visible features of an area of land through the art and science of designing and managing outdoor spaces. It aims to create environments that are suitable for human and biological well-being. Green landscaping can include gardens and parks with native plants, trees along streets, artistic landscaping and potted plants in buildings and spaces, and sustenance features like rain barrels and greywater irrigation. The document provides examples of different types of green landscaping for various areas like gardens, parks, streets, buildings, and ways to sustain landscaping activities.

1. GREEN
LANDSCAPING
ENTREP S10 - Group 2
Cat Chua
Marty Dagdag
Mako Franca
Rhea Jardin
Gads Santos

2. Definition
• General term that refers to any activity that modifies the
visible features of an area of a land
• The art and science of designing and managing the outdoor
space to create an environment that is highly suitable to the
biological and physiological well-being of man
- Science: Involves technical knowledge for
the selection, arrangement, and growing of
plants
- Art: Requires skills for sculpturing the
biological and non-biological materials into
a single and beautiful living ecosystem.
Definition from http://www.earthgardenonline.com/resources.html

3. Gardens & Parks
1. Rain gardens in areas near bodies of water, highways, &
frequently flooded areas
2. Gardening activities for children who are regular visitors of
parks
3. Hanging gardens on bus and jeep waiting sheds
4. Hanging gardens on pedestrian overpass
5. Bigger trees in parks in the metro
6. Community Garden
7. Eco/City Parks
8. Indoor Garden
9. Tollgate Garden
10. Floating market gardens

4. Along the Streets
1. Hedges or trees in front of
buildings & residential areas
2. Vein plant-coated streetlamp
stands
3. Native plants along highway &
street isles
4. Native plants under bridges &
flyovers that are not utilized
5. Canopy trees along avenues
6. Walking or Hiking Tour

5. Buildings & Spaces
1. Artistic landscaping and Plant
sculptures in empty lots
2. Potted plants outside malls in taxi
bay areas
3. Potted plants in parking buildings
4. Trees & shrubs in spaces not
utilized in parking lots
5. Living Roofs/ Sky gardens
6. Vertical planting along buildings/
walls
7. Pocket gardens for smokers

6. Sustenance
1. Rain barrels in highways, public parks or gardens
2. Use of greywater from offices & residential areas in the
urban (irrigation)