When construction goes green
11/14/2011

When the concept for the Greenrock Industrial Park was first put on the table, protecting the local ecology and natural habitats was a key consideration.  The Greenrock team

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Rainwater Done Differently
Often, when sites are developed, there are big changes to how the rainwater fl ows. Greenrock is developed so that the rainwater ...
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Absorbent Landscape Soils
Native soils have been collected on site and mixed with compost and sand to create an ideal mixture to support plant growth – and to ...
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Protecting Against Drought
Planted areas have 450 mm of growing medium. This provides ample soil volume for plant roots. Root growth is key for summer drought...
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Retaining Native Vegetation
Native trees and shrubs have been protected and additional native planting is added to supplement natural conditions. Irrigation is...
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Why Irrigate Native Plants?
Greenrock includes an extensive irrigation system, but it is designed to irrigate young plants only until their roots are established. In...
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Using Less Water
Although newly planted areas need water to help them survive and prosper, the automatic irrigation system is designed to get water to ...
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