Rows of pygmy date palms in front of the mountains of Cachipay

Growing the horizon of Colombian agriculture.

Export-grade foliage, Tommy mangoes, fresh fish and Brahman cattle, from the mountains of Cundinamarca, Colombia.

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farms, two climates
2
palms in production
13,500
plants in our nursery
20,000
mango trees
150
spring-fed lakes
7

An old hacienda, a new promise

Once there was a great hacienda in the mountains of Cachipay. Time divided it into three farms, and one of them kept the name and the promise: El Horizonte. That is where Green Horizon comes from.

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Young palms with mist-covered mountains in the background

What we grow

Five product lines, one way of working: hand-picked and delivered fresh.

  1. A bunch of pygmy date palm fronds held against a white wall

    Export-grade foliage

    Pygmy date palm, Baby Blue and Silver Dollar eucalyptus, cut and graded by hand. Pygmy date palm (rubelina), Baby Blue eucalyptus, Silver Dollar eucalyptus     See the full line
  2. Red ginger in bloom with the mountains behind

    Tropical foliage and nursery

    Red cordyline and ginger for the domestic market, plus palm plants and seeds. Red cordyline, Red and pink ginger, Palm plants and seeds     See the full line
  3. A cluster of Tommy mangoes held in hand

    Mango and oranges

    Tommy mangoes from our own orchard and tangelo oranges all year round, by the crate. Tommy mango, Tangelo oranges     See the full line
  4. Fresh red tilapia and cachama on the cleaning table

    Fresh fish

    Red tilapia and cachama raised in spring-fed lakes. Red tilapia, Cachama     See the full line
  5. Three Brahman steers in the pasture

    Brahman cattle

    Grass-fed steers on rotational grazing, registered with Fedegán. Brahman steers     See the full line

Two climates, the same care

We run two farms in Cundinamarca. Each crop grows where it does best.

A wide pygmy date palm plantation in production

Finca El Horizonte

Cachipay, Cundinamarca, Colombia. Temperate climate.

Pygmy date palm, ginger, red cordyline, mangoes, lakes of red tilapia and cachama, and pasture for cattle.

Baby Blue eucalyptus growing in the cool highlands, with forest behind

Finca El Mirador

Bojacá, Cundinamarca, Colombia. Cool highlands, above 2,600 m.

Baby Blue and Silver Dollar eucalyptus, which need the mountain cold to develop their silver colour.

Why Green Horizon

Spring water
Water rises on the farm and flows by gravity to every crop and every lake.
Graded by hand
Every frond is checked before packing. What doesn’t meet the standard doesn’t ship.
Freshness
We cut to order and deliver as quickly as possible.
Volume for peak season
Capacity for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Christmas.

From the field to your warehouse

See the full process
  1. Freshly cut palm fronds at the packing area, with the plantation and mountains behind

    Cutting

    Fronds cut by hand at the right moment.

  2. Freshly cut palm bunches on the packing floor

    Grading and quality control

    We set aside anything that falls short on size, colour or health. Only the best goes through.

  3. Palm bunches on the mould that gives them a uniform shape

    Bunching and shaping

    Bunches of 10 fronds, uniform in shape and size.

  4. Two workers secure a load of palm fronds on the pickup truck

    Delivery

    We arrange pick-up or direct delivery to the client.

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