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PLANTING LIST M
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i rr r0 r' l x / f rrr f ' tr t , i i t! POCO PONTEDERIA CORDATA PICKEREL WEED 4"POT 335 1.5' O.C, TRL4NGULARPLANTEVG ~
• o r f rrr ~ ~ r I t f ~ 1 SALA 5AGTI 1'ARIA LAT1POLiA DUCK POTATO 4"POT 325 1.5' O,C. TRIANGULAR PLANTING (yy
< r ~ r'' rrr ' * rf ! r! f i f r r ~ i ! l ! / f r,, ~i r , r 1 f { ~ PBVI PELTANDRA VIRGINICA ARROW ARUM 4" POT 320 1.5' O.C. TRIANGULAR PLANTING i. ~
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~ l i r r r rr / r 1 / f f / r r r' / ! CHL CHELONE GLABRA WHITE TURTLEHEAD 4" POT 345 1.5' O.C. TRIANGULAR PLANTIIJG L. ~
r i r fi / r j / / t r / EMA EUPATORIADELPHUS MACULATUS SPOTTED TRUMFETWBED 4"POT 345 1.5' O.C. TRIANGULAR PLANTING ~ ~
r r /r / J I / ` / „ LCA LOBELIA CARDINALIS CARDINAL PLOWER 4" POT 350 1.5' O.C. TRiANGULARPLANT3NG Z
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i r ! r Ellenj Ellen J, CoIodney, M.D. of CoastalPlain Conservation Ntusery, Inc. assistedwrith 8~e prepazation of this list N
/ r ! ° - ~ ~ / ! r r r Seeds Seed of North Cazolina ecotypes of ANGE, PAVI, and RUHI is available iromErnst Conservation Seeds, MeadviIle PA 814336 2404, SEEEDIIVG IS NOT ALLOWED WITiTITt THE TOFF LITTORAL Si3ELP. a ~
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r t ! { ! ~ r r r ti ~ i 1 ! !r rj ~ ! 1. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE WET DETENTION BASIN IS ESTAE BASIN IS ESTABLISHED, THE PLANTS ON THE VEGETATED SHELF AND PERIMETER OF THE BASIN SHOULD BE WATERED TWICE WEEKLY IF NEEDED UNTIL THE PLANTS BECOME
tt ! i \ r r r rr rr 1 ~ f ESTABLISHED (APPROX. 6 WEEKS).
° ° - i , r ~ rr r { C ~ 2. NO PORTION OF THE WET DETENTION POND SHOULD BE ND SHOULD BE FERTILIZED AFTER THE INITIAL FERT1lIZATION THAT lS REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH THE PLANTS ON THE VEGETATED SHELF.
f rr f ` i ` r' t 3. STABLE GROUNDCOVER SHOULD BE MAINTAINED IN THE f r ~ t ' i ' f k x ~ 4. IF THE BASIN MUST BE DRAINED FOR AN EMERGENCY OE r i TAiNED IN THE DRAINAGE AREA TO REDUCE THE SEDIMENT LOAD TO THE WET DETENTION POND. d EMERGENCY OR 70 PERFORM MAINTENANCE, THE FLUSHING OF SEDIMENT THROUGH THE EMERGENCY DRAIN SHOULD BE MINIMIZED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PRACTICABLE.
r r` r ~ k i r ~ \ ttt 5. ONCE A YEAR, A DAM SAFETY EXPERT SHOULD INSPECT iHOULD INSPECT THE EMBANKMENT,
tr ' r r i { 1 ~ # ` 6. AFTER THE POND lS ESTABLSHED, IT SHOULD BE INSPEI ! r t i ! ~ \ it r ,r r E ct i ~ # + ~ ~ x \ ~ tt 7. RECORDS OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SHOULD BE IOULD BE INSPECTED ONCE A MONTH AND WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER EVERY STORM EVENT GREATER THAN 1". NCE SHOULD BE KEPT IN A ,KNOWN SET LOCATION AND MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
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+ ~ t ! d- x ~ ~ ® WFT P~NO LANDSCA E NOTES: t ~ e f ti i i i r ~ ~ i
t S 1 ~ t / 1 1 t + 1 ~ i ~ i i r r r r ~ Q~ ~ t ; 1. NO TREES OR SHRUBS SHOULD BE PLANTED WITHIN 30 1 ITED WITHIN 10 FEET OF INLET OR OUTLET PIPES, OR MANMADE DRAINAGE STRUCTURES SUCH AS SPILLWAYS OR FLOW SPREADERS. SPECIES I'dTH
t t ~ 1 1 t r k ~ ~ t + ROOTS THAT SEEK WATER E.G., WILLOW AND POPLAR), 5H0 + j ix fi { t \ ~ \ 1 1 ( POPLAR), SHOULD BE AVOIDED WITHIN 50 FEET OF PIPES OR MANMADE STRUCTURES. P~
t ! W 1 1 J rit r t t t x E i 1 1 I ! i r i r i I ~ \ I t 2. PLANTING SHOULD BE RESTRICTED ON BERMS THAT IMf BERMS THAT IMPOUND WATER EITHER PERMANENTLY OR TEMPORARILY DURING STORM EVENTS. THIS RESTRICTION DOES NOT APPLY TO CUT SLOPES mq
t ~ t i i t ! 1 k ` \ t F RM POND BANKS ONLY TO BERMS. f 1 t l ! i r r ! i ~ 1 e THAT 0 ,
1 i 4~ ` i r r i f ` LI J x ® 1 i rt ' I i r r' r r i ~ i \i 3. TREES OR SHRUBS MUST NOT BE PLANTED ON PORTIONS :D ON PORTIONS OF WATER IMPOUNDING BERMS TALLER THAN 4 FEET HIGH; ONLY GRASSES MAY BE PLANTED. GRASSES ALLOW
r ' 1 i ' r j r ! \ ~ \ i + FOR UNOBSTRUCTED VISIBILITY OF BERM SLOPES FOR DETEC )PES FOR DETECTING POTENTIAL DAM SAFETY PROBLEMS SUCH AS ANIMAL BURROWS, SLUMPING, OR FRACNRES IN THE RELEASED F4R
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s ~ ! t rr i ~ t ~ t i 4. TREES PLANTED ON PORTIONS OF WATER-IMPOUNDING E R-IMPOUNDING BERMS LESS THAN 4 FEET NIGH MUST BE SMALL {LESS THAN 20 FEET MATURE HEIGHT) AND HAVE A FIBROUS
/ i ' ! r t t ~ j t ROOT SYSTEM. THESE TREES REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD OF BI r i t t t i \ r t ! r ! \ ~ r MAY CONTRIBUTE TO DAM FAILURE ON BERMS THAT RETAIN IKE[.IHOOD OF BLOW-DOWN, OR THE POSSIBILITY OF CHANNELING OR PIPING WATER THROUGH THE ROOT SYSTEM, WHICH I5 THAT RETAIN WATER.
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t i + t } t t i ~ \ ~ 'ti ~ ~ 5. ALL LANDSCAPE MATERIAL, INCLUDING GRASS, SHOULD 3RAS5, SHOULD BE PLANTED IN GOOD TOPSOIL. NATIVE UNDERLIING SOILS MAY BE SUITABLE FOR PLANTING IF AMENDED WITH 4 INCHES OF GRADE. COMPOST USED SHOULD MEET SPECIFICATIONS FOR GRADE A COMPOST QUALITY.
+ ' + t. t i + Wt t + \ \ i ~ WELL-AGED COMPOST TILLED INTO THE SUBGRADE. COMPOS s p / t it t4 { t \ t ~ I r t t t ~ 1 N
s r atk~. ~ t t y i ~ t ~ 6. SOIL IN WHICH TREES OR SHRUBS ARE PLANTED MAY N PLANTED MAY NEED ADDITIONAL .ENRICHMENT OR ADDITIONAL COMPOST TOP-DRESSING DEPENDING ON THE RESULTS OF THE SOIL ANALYSIS. ~ESSIONAL, OR ARBQRIST FOR SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS.
t i tt \ ! } \ t CONSULT A NURSERYMAN, LANDSCAPE PROFESSIONAL, OR ~ 4 r ti ~ + ti t t ~ ! i t r
t r + t i t i i y,.* i ~ t 7. FOR A NATURALISTIC EFFECT, AS WELL AS EASE OF M~ i / + 4 t f AS EASE OF MAINTENANCE, TREES OR SHRUBS SHOULD BE PLANTED IN CLUMPS RATHER THAN SPACED EVENLY .
+0 1o Zo 4a ,tt 1 + t + t ' + t i ` 1 8. THE LANDSCAPED ISLANDS SHOULD 8E A MINIMUM OF A MINIMUM OF SIX FEET APART, AND IF S£T BACK FROM FENCES OR OTHER BARRIERS, THE SETBACK DISTANCE SHOULD ALSO BE A MINIMUM OF
1 i t y i v°' ~ t t t + t } ~ ~ ~ x i SIX FEET. WHERE THE TREE FOLIAGE EXTENDS LOW TO THE )SLOW TO THE GROUND, THE &-FOOT SETBACK SHOULD BE COUNTED FROM THE OUTER pRIP LINE OF THE TREES (ESTIMATED AT MATURITY}.
t t + 1 ~ ? PASS Al t rr i i t t ,-1 i t THIS SETBACK ALLOWS A 6-FOOT WIDE MOWER TO + it W + EVER TO PASS AROUND AND BETWEEN CLUMPS.
~fN FEET ~ t s, t t t i t \ 9. EVERGREEN TREES AND TREES WHICH PRODUCE RELAY PRODUCE RELATIVELY LITTLE LEAF-FALL ARE PREFERRED IN AREAS DRAINING TO A DETENTION DEVICE,
1 1NC~t = 20 FEET 4 1 i ~ t \ x \ t ~ + i ~ 1 t 4 tt y ~ \ t 30. TREES SHOULD BE SET BACK SO THAT BRANCHES DO f BRANCHES DO NOT EXTEND OVER THE PERMANENT POOL OF A DETENTION DEVICE (TO PREVENT LEAF-DROP INTO THE WATER AND CLOGGING ISSUES).
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\ \ 1 ~ \ \ \ \ 1 1 \ \ ? 1 1. ALL PLANT MATERIALS TO COMPLY WITIi THE AMERICAN STANDARDS FOR NURSERY ~ J m ST C ANSI.Z60 SEf FORTH BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN. ALL .1 w r~
\ ~ 1 \ \ \ \ \ \1 ! t \ ? t TREES ARE TO BE FREE OF CUTS, BARK BRUISES AND DAMAGE. ®
\1 \l\~ \ \ ` \ ? ` i f \ ~ ~ \ \ \ \ ? ? ? ? x j l \t sit ; , \ ` ? ? \ \ \ i l ~ -0 t~ N 2. SUBST1TUTfONS OF SPECIFIC PLANTS CAN ONLY OCCUR WITH PRIOR WRITTEN ~ ~ ~ Z
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SPECIFICATIONS AND PLANT INSTALLATION iNSTRUC110NS TO OWNER OR LANDSCAPE N _ ~ tl ARCHITECT IN WRITING. ~ _ M
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1 ( \ \ ? \ \ l \ t 1 1 1 \ \ 5. SIX INCHES {6") MULCH- LAYER OF PINE NEEDLE STRAW AND IS TO BE CERTIFIED TO a
t 1 \ 1 1 ~ ? 1 l \ ` \ \ ? BE FREE OF WEEDS AND NON-MAINE INVASIVE INSECTS AND THEIR LARVAE.
r \ \ t 1 1 \ \ \ \ \ 1 ! t \ 6. ALL DISTURBED LAWN AREAS THAT ARE NOT INCORPORATED INTO PLANTING BEDS ARE o
rf \ 1 \ 1 \ t1 \ l TO BE REGRADED AND RESEEDED TO MATCH EXISTING GRASS VARIETY ON SITE. SEED ~ MUST BE SURVIVABLE AT TIME OF RESEEDING. o
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c 1 \ \ t 1 \ \ \ o J+ \ ~ ~ ? \ \ ~ ? 7. AREAS DAMAGED BY ACTNITIES OF iTIE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR TO BE RESEEDED/REPLANTED AND REPAIRED AT NO ADDmONAL COST 70 THE OWNER. W
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rn 1 t \ ` \ ~ \ \ \ \ \ / n 8. ALL DECIDUOUS TREES SHALL BE LIMBED UP TO 6' IN HEIGHT FOR PURPOSES OF o
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~ 1 1 \l 1 \ S t 1 !f 9. IF ANY TREES DIE DUE TO CONSTRUCTION ON SITE THEY SHALL BE REPLACED AT THE o
v 1 \ i k CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE ?N ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL ZONING ORD{NANCES AND WITH ~ APPROVAL OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ~
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10. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SMALL BE GUARANTEED TO BE HEALTHY AND TO SURVIVE THE ~ FIRST YEAR AT JOB SITE.
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PLANTING SPECIFICATIONS 11. ALL TREES SHALL BE CERTIFIED NURSERY GROWN: BURLAP AND BALL (B&B) OR N CONTAINER. SCARIFY AND UNTWIST ANY CIRCLING OR GIRDLING ROOTS FOUND iN ~
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0 N THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DiSC OR ROTOVATE ALL SUB-GRADES BENEATH AREAS REPRESENTED BY THE VEGETATED SHELF AREAS PRIOR TO FINISHED GRADING WITH TOPSOIL. 12. REMOVE ALL TREATED OR PLASTIC-COATED BURLAP, STRAPPING WIRE OR NYLON TWINE. FROM ROOT BALL AFTER SETTING IN HOLE,CUT AWAY TOP AND SIDES OF WIRE w REVISIONS
P NERAL PLANTING NOTES 3• GE BASKET. _
2. THE 501E MIX MUST BE UNIFORM AND FREE OF STONES, STUMPS, R007S, OR OTHER SIMILAR MATERIAL GREATER THAN 2 INCHES IN DIAMETER. 13. INSTALL TOP OF PLANT BALL EVEN OR ONE INCH ABOVE EXISTING GRADE. ~ _
° 3. ALL TREES ARE TO BE NURSERY GROWN, BURLAP AND BALL (B&B) OR CONTAJNER. ° I E IS 2 CAL. MEASURED 6" ABOVE THE ROOT BALL). PH SHOULD BE BETWEEN 4.5 AND 7.0. IF THE PH -FALLS OUTSIDE OF THIS RANGE, IT MAY BE MODIFIED WITH UME TO {NCREASE THE PH OR IRON SULFATE AND SULFUR TO o MINIMUM TREE S Z ( 3. THE o
m LOWER THE PH. THE UME OR IRON SULFATE MUST BE MIXED UNIFORMLY INTO THE SOIL PRIOR TO USE. 14. SET ALL PLANTS IN VERTICAL POSITION PRIOR TO STAKING. o
a 2. REMOVE ALL TREATED OR PLASTIC-COATED BURLAP, STRAPPING WIRE OR NYLON ° .TWINE FROM ROOT BALL. AFTER SETTING IN HOLE, CUT AWAY TOP AND SIDES OF 15. SOAK PLANT BALL AND PET IMMEDIATELY AFTER {NSTALLATION, c
K THE UAUTY AND COMPACTION OF TOPSOIL (4" DEPTH} AND SUBSOIL (8" DEPTH). m WIRE BASKET,. IF ANY. 4. PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CHEC Q 16. WRAP TREES FROM GROUND TO LOWEST BRANCHES WITH BURLAP OR TREE WRAP a
a F PLANT BALL EVEN WITH OR 3" ABOVE IXISTING GRADE. . AT THE TIME OF PLANTING, SOILS SHALL NOT HAVE A MEASURED COMPACTION OF GREATER THAN FNE POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH BASED ON LANG OR CONE PENETROMETER ~ 3. INSTALL TOP 0 5 PAPER {OPTIONAL). SECURE NEAR TOP AND BOTTOM WITH HEMP STRING ONLY. ~
M READINGS IF 50~ OR MORE OF THE PENTOMETER READINGS ARE GREATER THAN 5 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DISC OR ROTOVATE SAID AREAS AS o z 17. TREE BRACING STRAPS ARE OPTIONAL, USE POLYPROPYLENE WEBBING ONLY. NO WIRE
g 4. SET TREE IN VERTICAL POSITION PRIOR TO STAKING. NEEDED TO REDUCE COMPACTION. OR ROPE SHALL BE IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE TRUNK. REMOVE ALL TREE STRAPS ~
o " IL G • TREATMENT ~ OR MORE OF THE PENETROMETER READINGS ARf LESS THAN 5 ~ 5. SOAK PLANT BALL AND PIT IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALLATION. PLACE 6 OF SEASONED 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RECHECK THE SOIL COMPACTION AS DESCRIBED ABOVE AFTER T LA E, AND TRUNK WRAP AFTER ONE GROWING SEASON, N
„ MULCH OR PINE NEEDLES AROUND BASE OF TREE, 6" DIAMETER MINIMUM. POUNDS PER SQUARE SHALL BE REPEATED UNTIL 90 INCH. .o 18. STAKES AND ASSOCIATED GUY WIRES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY. g PRO,ECT#084083 DATE:9f1109
TRASH ETC. IMMEDIATELY AFTER ALL WORK IS COMPLETE AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED DURING THE 6. WRAP TREES FROM GROUND TO LOWEST BRANCHES WITH BURLAP OR TREE WRAP 7. THE CONTRACTOR SHAU_ CLEAN-UP REMAINING MATERIALS, DEBRIS, ,
N v PAPER (OPTIONAL). SECURE NEAR TOP AND BOTTOM WITH HEMP STRING ONLY. COMPLETION OF THE WQRK. 19. TREES LOCATED IN IAWN AREAS ARE TO BE SURROUNDED BY A MIN, 6' DIA. CIRCLE OF PINESTRAW MULCH, 6° THICK. ~ DRAWNBY: JWE CHECKED BY: ET
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7. TREE BRACING STRAPS ARE OPTIONAL, USE POLYPROPYLENE WEBBING ONLY. NO WIRE 'o OR ROPE TO BE IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE TRUNK. REMOVE ALL TREE STRAPS ~~E;GUTiON 20. ALL PRUNING SHALL CONFORM TO THE METHODS SET FORTH iN THE CURRENT TREE, ~ SHRUB, AND OTHER WOODY PLANT' MAINTENANCE -STANDARD EDfTION OF THE OF THE ~
i AN0 TRUNK WRAP AFTER ONE GROWING SEASON. •`s 1. THE TIME FRAME FOR PLANTING SHALL BE LATE FALL OR WINTER (NOV. -FEB.). TUBERS, PLUGS, AND UVE STAKES SHALL BE PLANTED BY HAND. AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE AND CITY OFFICIALS.. PRACTICES ~ ~~p ~ ~VETPOND
8. ANY TREE RROPOSED FOR PLANTING ON THE STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY MUST BE 21. ALJ. PLANTS MUST BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO THE MOST RECENT LOCAL APPUCABt.E z PLANTING PLAN
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3 9. GUY WIRES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY. 3. IMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING IS COMPLETE, CONTRACTOR SHALL SPREAD STRAW OVER PLANTED AREAS AT A RATE 12 - 15 BALES PER ACRE. .I 22. ALL ABOVE-GROUND UTILITIES & BOXES SHALL SCREENED WITH EVERGREEN SHRUBS. SHEET
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10. TREES LOCATED IN LAWN AREAS ARE TO BE SURROUNDED BY A MIN. 6' DIACIRCLE 4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN-UP REMAINING MATERIALS DEBRIS TRASH, ETC. IMMEDIATELY AFTER ALL IS COMPLETE AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED DURING COMPLETION OF " OF PINESTRAW MULCH, 6" THICK. THE WORK. a 23. PREPARED BEDS AND INSTALLED PLANTS SAUCERS SHALL HAVE POSITIVE DRAINAGE AWAY FROM BUILDING, RETAINING WALLS AND OTHER STRUCTURES. ~
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