Diseño e implementación de jardines en la facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias mediante el uso de especies ornamentales propagadas de forma asexual

Abstract

The gardens are considered an integral part of society because they provide an environment of beauty, tranquility, and harmony. Throughout history, they have evolved with new forms and designs. In the context of educational institutions, the implementation of green spaces is essential to create an ecological and social atmosphere, especially to raise awareness about their care and management. Therefore, the objective of this project was to design and implement gardens at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences using ornamental species propagated asexually (cuttings and bulbs). A topographic survey of the area was conducted, allowing the creation of 2D and 3D garden plans using AutoCAD. Additionally, the species used in the gardens were propagated asexually through bulbs and cuttings. To ensure their proper development and adaptation, a micro-irrigation system was designed and implemented in the main garden. The result was the construction of two gardens, enhancing the visual aspect of the institution.