HORTICULTURE/LANDSCAPING Sample Clauses

HORTICULTURE/LANDSCAPING. Maintenance of complete landscaping area including Lawns, maintenance of Potted plants (Outdoors and Indoors), Trees, shrubs, Xxxxxx, Creepers, Ground corner. Supply of seasonal plants to maintain the aesthetics of the landscape as and when required. The maintenance includes timely cutting, pruning, watering, manure, Proper dose of Fertilization, Cleaning of Landscape Areas, and Plantation of Seasonal flowers as and when required. It also includes organic friendly methods for encouraging stronger grass growth to suppress weeds naturally as a replacement for insecticides and pesticides. Minimum spraying of insecticide and Pesticide must be encouraged for healthy plant growth. A green curtain should be considered for the open ends of the building to reduce inside temperatures. Reference:xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/themultisolvinginstitute/multisolving-at-the- intersection-of-health-and-climate/green-curtains/ Supply of seasonal plants includes supplying of Saplings of seasonal plants in beds and pots, if required. These supplies will be to maintain the aesthetics of the landscape floral and beautiful. The choice and quantity of plants will be done by Agency in consultation with GBU. To carry out the maintenance work the following material will be provided by the agency/Agency. Invoice must be raised on monthly basis: • Manure • Urea • Chemicals • Insecticides and Pesticides • Good Earth, Soil etc. • Replacement of casualties The Gardeners provided by Agency for the services shall be supervised by a qualified Horticulturist as and when required. Agency will provide certificate / documentary evidence of the Horticulturist’s credentials. Agency should take permission from GBU before planting any fresh plants in Institute premises. Agency should maintain the pay scale as per the Minimum Wages Act.
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