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LANDSCAPING & TREE PRESERVATION PLAN <br />TREES <br />KEY <br />Scientific Name <br />Common name <br />Habitat. <br />Comments <br />AG <br />Amelanchiers grand0.v <br />'Autumn Brilliance' <br />Autumn Brilliance <br />Serviceberty <br />MD <br />Clump form <br />AR <br />Ater rubrum'Norlhwoods' <br />Northwoods Rod Maple <br />M <br />Moisture tolerant <br />TIN <br />Banda Nigro <br />River Birch <br />MD <br />Clump form <br />CC <br />Cmraegus erua -golf var. inermis <br />Thornless Haw•hom <br />MD <br />Drought tolerant <br />CO <br />Celru ocoidentniis <br />Hackberry <br />MD <br />Tolerato wet sites <br />MP <br />Aloha 'Prairiefue' <br />Prairefire Flowering Crabapple <br />M <br />Red 2.5 -3' cverblooming <br />MS <br />Aloha 'Sutyzani <br />Sugar Tyme Flowering <br />Crabapple <br />M <br />Pink 2- 3'everbloming <br />PGS <br />Picea glance dentota <br />Black Hills Spruce <br />1v113 <br />Red 3' <br />PN <br />Pions nigra <br />Austrian Pine <br />MD <br />Salt tolerant <br />PR <br />Pinus resinoso <br />Norway or Red Pine <br />MD <br />Red 2.5.3' ...blooming <br />pT <br />Populous tremuloides <br />Quaking Aspen <br />MIS <br />Plant in grouping <br />QB <br />Quercus bicolor <br />Swamp White Oak <br />MD <br />Compact <br />SRI <br />Syringe reticulate 'Ivory Silk' <br />Japanese Tree Lilac <br />M <br />10 -12' <br />MSD <br />Mobs Snowdrift <br />Snowdrift Crabapple <br />SHRUBS <br />M <br />Key <br />Scientific Name <br />Common e <br />Habitat <br />Comments <br />AGC <br />Acerginnala'compactum' <br />Compact Amur Maple <br />MD <br />MW <br />CS <br />Cornets scrim 'benti' <br />Isanti Dogwood <br />MW <br />Moisture tolerant <br />DL <br />Diend/ia lonicera <br />Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle <br />DM <br />Drought tolerant <br />IBC <br />Juniperus'Blue Chip' <br />Blue Chip Juniper <br />MD <br />Creeping <br />PPG <br />Picea pungens'Globoss' <br />Dwarf Blue Spruce <br />MD <br />Tolerato wet sites <br />RC <br />Rosa 'Champlain' <br />Champlain Shrub Rose <br />M <br />Red 2.5 -3' cverblooming <br />RC <br />Rosa 'Carefree Wonder' <br />Carefree Wonder Shrub Rose <br />M <br />Pink 2- 3'everbloming <br />RGV <br />Rosa 'George Vancouver' <br />George Vancouver Shrub Rose <br />M <br />Red 3' <br />RH <br />Rosa 'Henry Hudson' <br />Henry Hudson Shrub Rose <br />M <br />White 3' <br />RUH <br />Rosa 'Hope for Humanity' <br />Hope for Humanity Shrub <br />Rose <br />M <br />Red 2.5.3' ...blooming <br />RW <br />Rom 'Winnipeg Parks' <br />Winnipeg Parks Shrub Rose <br />M <br />Red 2-2.5 everblooming <br />SG <br />Soiroea 'Goldmound' <br />Goldmound Spirea <br />DM <br />Compact <br />SH <br />Sivingax hyacinrhglore <br />'Pocahontas' <br />'Pocahontas Lilac <br />M <br />10 -12' <br />SP <br />Seringo patula 'Miss Kim' <br />Miss 61171 I.ilac <br />M <br />6 -1' <br />PERENNIALS AND PRAIRIE PLANTS (PORES) <br />KEY <br />Scientific Name <br />Common name <br />Habitat <br />Size <br />Comments <br />Al <br />Aselepiarinatrrurta <br />Swamp Milkweed <br />MW <br />2.5" <br />Widely adaptable <br />CV <br />Coreonsisverticillata 'Zagreb' <br />Zagreb Coreoosis <br />MD <br />AI <br />Tolerates drought <br />EM <br />Euparo:runt nmcalatum <br />Joe Pve Weed <br />MW <br />2.5- <br />EP <br />Echinaceapurpurea <br />Purple Cone Flower <br />MD <br />4" <br />Tolerato wet sites <br />HPM <br />Hemeroeallls 'Pardon Me' or 'Baia' <br />Daylily 'Pardon Me <br />M <br />41 <br />Deep Red <br />HSD <br />Hemcrocvltis 'Stella do Oro' or <br />'Happy Return <br />Stella de Oro Daylily <br />M <br />61 <br />Golden yellow or light <br />yellow <br />IS <br />iris sibenca • Rufled Velvet' <br />Ruffled Velvet Siberian Iris <br />M - <br />NI <br />IV <br />Iris venicotor <br />Blue Flag iris <br />MW <br />4" <br />MF <br />Murmrda fixtulaso <br />Wild Bergamot <br />MWD <br />2.5' <br />NW <br />genera .Y ranter:a'Walkers Low' <br />Walker's Low Catmint <br />MD <br />XI <br />Tolerates drought <br />RG <br />Rudbeckia'Goldsturm <br />Galdsturm Rudbeckia or <br />Brown Eyed Susan <br />MD <br />4' <br />GRASSES <br />KEY <br />Scientific Name <br />Common name <br />Habitat <br />Size <br />Comments <br />CA <br />Calanrugrostis x ocutyoro 'Foil Foersier• <br />Feather Reed Grass <br />M <br />4" <br />Widely adaptable <br />SH <br />Sporobolus heterolepis <br />Prairie Dropseed <br />NI <br />4" <br />SN <br />Sorgh.tntnnn matins <br />Indian Grass <br />M <br />4" <br />SP <br />Sporting pectinohs <br />Prairie Cordgrass <br />MW <br />2.5" <br />Tolerato wet sites <br />SS <br />Schi000hvrium scoparius <br />Little Bluestein <br />MD <br />4" <br />• D= P ant prefers a dry site, M. Meaic -plant prefers • site that is moderately, but not excessively moist, W = plant prefers a moist location <br />and will tolerate short periods of standing water or moderately long periods of constantly- moist soil conditions. <br />REQUIREMENTS FOR TREES, SHRUBS, PERENNIALS, AND PRAIRIE PLANTS: <br />• All deciduous trees arc to be 2" in diameter or greater (measured at 6" from ground) and root systems ball and burlopped (B&B) and <br />supported in a sturdy wire basket that holds the root ball in a firm, rigid condition (See pp. 5.6, item 1.3.1 through 1.4 of AAN Standards for <br />Nursery Stock). <br />• All evergreen (coniferous) tans arc to be 5'.6' in height and trees dug and processed using B&B method with sturdy wire basket around <br />root ball. K1inimum root ball diameters shall be the same as those specified fur duiduous trees (item 1.3.1 through 1.4 and pp 14.15, item <br />3.2.1). Minimum diameter ball is 20" for a 5' conifer, 22" minimum for a 6' bee. <br />• All shrubs, evergreen and deciduous, are to be of 4 -5 gallon container situ (in 63 or 45 pot sizes). <br />• AS perennials and prairie plants are to be in containers no smaller than what is specified in plant list. Container sizes specified in inches <br />refer to the diameter or width of container or pot. A NI size refers to • 1 gallon size container. <br />OTIIER REQUIREMENTS: <br />• Mulch all trees and shrubs with 4' of hardwood shredded bark mulch. Mulched areas around tree trunk should be 4' in diameter. <br />• Mulch all perennial beds with 2" of hardwood shredded bark mulch <br />• After planting and before mulching. apply • granular proanergent herbicide (such as Preen) around all plants. <br />• Edge all beds with Black Diamond Vinyl edging or equivalent. <br />• Wato plants thoroughly after planting. Also wet down mulch thorughly so moisture penetrates into soil below in order to activate <br />herbicide. <br />LANDSCAPING LEGEND <br />OVERSTORY DECIDIOUS SHADE TREE <br />HALF HIGH DECIDIOUS TREE <br />EVERGREEN CONIFEROUS TREE <br />• EVERGREEN SHRUB <br />6 SHRUBS <br />0 LARGE EVERGREEN SHRUBS <br />A- ORNAMENTAL OR CLUMP GRASSES <br />-0 LAMP POST <br />GENERAL LANDSCAPING NOTE$ <br />2• CU IRRIGATION SERVICE <br />CONVENTIONAL IRRIGATION SYSTEM SPECIFIED <br />ECS IRRIGATION SYSTEM APPROVED EQUAL <br />SOD ALL DISTURBED AREAS OR SEED VA TH DEVELOPMENTAL SEED <br />SEED PONDS AND WETLANDS PER GRADING PLAN <br />OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLAN EXISTS FOR PROJECT <br />ALL TREES TO BE BALL AND BURLAPPED <br />ALL TREES SHALL BE STAKED AND GUYED PER NURSERYMAN'S <br />STANDARDS <br />LANDSCAPER TO INSTALL EDGING MATERIAL AROUND SHRUBS, <br />FILLED WITH MULCH OR ROCK PER DEVELOPER'S CHOICE <br />PRESERVE AS MANY PINE TREES ALONG WEST PROPERTY LINE AS <br />POSSIBLE <br />PRESERVE OR MOVE BIRCH TREES WEST OF MONUMENT <br />G <br />VT A <br />GRAPHIC SCALE <br />O IS SO <br />ISO <br />( IN FEET) <br />1 inch - 30 11 <br />PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPING DESIGN BY: <br />MR. DAVID GIFFORD <br />LANDSCAPE DESIGNER <br />LONG MEADOW DESIGNS, INC. <br />TEL: (952) 854 -8140 <br />JUN 1 4 ZO02. <br />CITY OF LINO LAKES <br />19 <br />5 <br />22 <br />1 C 4 YP) j; - -- "---- ----- <br />1 S T - <br />. ,. ------3-GS------ <br />3 JB P. r SRI <br />I <br />Q) <br />0 <br />2 M <br />/ <br />kt <br />t'- ---- oCen -er line - BirTi -5. <br />0 <br />Fl <br />u <br />I <br />(0 <br />REVISIONS <br />REWYO PER CITY <br />06/12/2002 <br />Y <br />'1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THI\ <br />PLAN OR SPECIFICATION WAS <br />PREPARED BY ME OR UNDER <br />MY DIRECT SUPERVISION AND <br />THAT I AM A DULY REGISTERED <br />PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER <br />UNDER THE LAWS 04 THE <br />STATE OF MINNESOTA <br />W.A.T. McCULLY <br />DATE: REG. N0.2315•y <br />W <br />DRAWN <br />DRL <br />CHECKED <br />WATM <br />DATE <br />03/11/2002 <br />VERTICAL SCALE HORIZ. <br />1 _ :30' <br />JOB NO. <br />01516 <br />BOOK <br />PAGE <br />SHEET <br />4 <br />/ \ Of 6 SHEETS/ <br />