Planting Trees, Free Golf Lessons, Blossoms, Saturday At The Amazon Golf Course
Cesar, Augusto, Orlando, and Rodrigo with the 25 Pomarosa saplings they scavenged from the neigborhood
Remember a couple of weeks ago when our neighbor to the east started a fire that spread over to our side of the fence killing several Pomarosa saplings? Animals ate the tops out of a few others and some died of natural causes. Altogether, we needed 32 replacement Pomarosa saplings to maintain our pattern.
Orlando and Augusto planting Pomarosa trees on the Amazon Golf Course
Rodrigo, Cesar, Augusto, and Orlando volunteered to go around looking for new starts under mature Pomarosa trees in the neighborhood and toward the Itaya River. A couple of hours later they proudly returned with 25 healthy young Pomarosa starts, and immediately started planting them in our special compost mixture. Good work guys.
Free golf lessons at the Amazon Golf Course
If it is Saturday, it means free golf lessons from 10:00am to 12:00am. We already have 4 more golf students signed up for next Saturday.
Free golf lessons on Saturday at the Amazon Golf Course. Practicing chip shots.
Last week we worked for two days fertilizing all of our trees and blooming bushes. It was gratifying to see new growth, vivid colors, and more blossoms only one week later. It will only get better.
Cockscomb marking a water hazard at the Amazon Golf Course
We still need 14 crotons to complete our pattern of a croton between every Coconut Palm tree along the fairways.
Brilliant foliage of a young croton at the Amazon Golf Course
Blossoms
Brides Bouquet marking a water hazard at the Amazon Golf Course
Imagine these blooming bushes waist high and covered with blossoms next year.
Blossoms in our flower garden at the entrance of the Amazon Golf Course
Ground cover in the flower garden at the entrance of the Amazon Golf Course
Ground orchid marking a water hazard at the Amazon Golf Course
Blooming bush marking a water trap at the Amazon Golf Course
Pink Isabel planted on the edge of a water trap at the Amazon Golf Course
Blooming bush planted along side a water trap at the Amazon Golf Course
Pink blossoms mark a water hazard at the Amazon Golf Course
Minature roses in the flower garden at the entrance of the Amazon Golf Course
Mother nature showing off her hidden spiral design
Violet Isabel along a water trap at the Amazon Golf Course
Marmelita is my favorite blossom at the Amazon Golf Course
We are also working on the Amazon Golf Course clubhouse
Working on the Amazon Golf Course clubhouse
As usual, there is a lot going on at your Amazon Golf Course. Come visit and see what we are doing with your own eyes. Play a couple of rounds. Let us know what you think.
Bill Grimes, Manager, Amazon Golf Course
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