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1. ALL PLANTING BEDS SHALL BE PREPARED IN THE <br />FOLLOWING MANNER: <br />- REMOVE EXI37TNG VEGETATION, ESPECIALLY <br />GROUNDCO'JER <br />- ROTOTILL TO A DEPTH OF 12 INCHES AND <br />INCORP04A TE <br />FERTILIZER <br />- TRE. 'CH THE EDGE OF THE PLANTING BEDS <br />- INSTALL EDGING WHERE APPLICABLE <br />- REMOVE ALL ROCKS AND DEBRIS <br />- INSTALL PLANTS AS PER PLANTING DETAIL AND <br />SPECIFICATIONS <br />- INSTALL SPECIFIED MULCH TO SPECIFIED DEPTH <br />- WOOD MULCH SHALL BE PULLED AWAY FROM <br />STEMS/TRUNKS OF <br />ALL PLANES <br />- WATER AS PER DETAIL AND SPECIFICATIONS <br />2. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT PLANT TREES OR <br />SHRUBS IN PLANTING PITS WHERE HIGH WATER OR <br />OTHER UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES ARE <br />ENCOUNTERED. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY <br />OWNER/LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY IN SUCH <br />INSTANCES. <br />3. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE TRUE TO THEIR <br />SCIENDFIC NAME AND SIZE AS INDICATED IN THE PLANT <br />SCHEDULE. <br />4. OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE <br />QUANTITIES TO SWT BUDGET LIMITATIONS <br />CONTRACTOR'S UNIT BID PRICES SHALL PREVAIL FOR <br />ANY CHANGES IN QUANTITIES. <br />5. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD STAKE PLANTING <br />ACCORDING TO PLAN. OWNER / LANDSCAPE <br />ARCHITECT SHALL APPROVE ALL PLANT LOCATIONS <br />PRIOR TO INSTALLATION, OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT <br />TO REVISE PLANTING LAYOUT AT 71ME OF INSTALLATION. <br />b. BID FORM QUANTITIES TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER <br />PLAN QUANTITIES. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL MAKE <br />ADJUSTMENTS TO LAYOUT IN SUCH INSTANCES. <br />7. INSTALL S INCHES COMPACTED DEPTH OF <br />SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH IN ALL PLANTING AREAS. <br />WOOD MULCH SHALL BE PULLED AWAY FROM <br />STEMS/TPUNKS OF ALL PLANTS. <br />8. WATER AS PER DETAIL AND SPECIFICA77ONS <br />CONTAWER STOCH: <br />DIG THE PLANTING HOLE TWO TO THREE TIMES WIDER THAN THE <br />SIZE OF THE CONTAINER, OR TO THE EDGE OF THE PLANTING <br />BED AS 11101CATED ON THE PLANS, AND AT THE SAME DEPTH <br />AT WHICH THEY GREW IN THE NURSERY. FOR ADDITIONAL <br />PLANTING BED PREPARATION, SEE PLANTING NOTES. <br />REMOVE CONTAINER (BY CUTTING IF NECESSARY). <br />1F ROOTS ARE GROMNG IN A SPIRAL AROUND THE SOIL PASS. <br />USE A SHARP KNIFE TO SCORE THE OUTSIDE OF SOIL MASS <br />VERTICALLY, JUST DEEP ENOUGH TO CUT T14E NET OF THE <br />ROOTS, AND MAKE A CRISS-CROSS CUT ACROSS THE BOTTOM <br />OF THE SOIL MASS. <br />SET PLANT ON SOLID UNDISTURBED SOIL OR THOROUGHLY <br />COMPACTED BA:KFILL SOIL SO THE TOP OF THE SOIL IS AT <br />FINISHED GRADE OR SLIGHTLY ABOVE NOT TO EXCEED TWO <br />INCHES. <br />BACKFILL PLANTING BED WITH ORIGINAL SOIL, BREAK UP <br />CLODS OF SOIL. IF SOILS ARE POOR (IE: HEAVY CLAYS, SAID, <br />OR COMPACTED), BACKFILL CAN BE A MIYTURE OF 1/3 SOIL <br />AMENDMENT WITH 2/3 ORIGINAL SOIL. DO NOT USE PEAT AS <br />PART OF BACKFILL IN CLAY SOILS. REMOVE ALL ROCI'S AND <br />DEBRIS FROM BACKFILL <br />THOROUGHLY WATER TO SETTLE THE PLANTS AND FILL VOIDS <br />WITHIN TWO HOURS OF PLANTING. INSTALL MULCH WITHIN 4A <br />HOURS OF WATERING <br />NIt)T TI] CrAt F <br />•nxa <br />>"r <br />:—umrsrN�en <br />caNTAINER STOCK <br />BALLED AND BURLAPPED STOCK <br />BALLED AND 1RGRLAPPED STOCH: <br />ROOTS OF ALL BALLED AND BURLAPPED STOCK SHALL FILL THE SOIL BALL, BE FREE OF KINKS, CIRCLING <br />AND GIRDLING, AND THE UPPERMOST ROOTS SHALL NOT BE MORE THAN FOUR INCHES BELOW THE TOP OF <br />THE SOIL BALL. TRANSPORT ROOTS SHALL BE SYMMETRICAL AROUND THE TRUNK / STEM OF THE PLANTS, <br />SOIL BALLS MUST BE CENTERED OR NO MORE THA.J 10% OFF CENTER. <br />DIG THE PLANTING PIT TWO TO THREE 171VES WIDER THAN THE S12E OF THE ROOTBALL AND AT THE SAME <br />DEPTH AT WHICH THEY GREW IN THE NURSERY. SCARIFY THE SIDES AND BOTTOM OF THE PLANTING PIT. <br />PLACE PLANT IN PLAN17:?G PIT AND SET PLANTS VERTICAL WHEN MOVING PLANTS UFT FROM BENEATH THE <br />ROOT BALL, DO NOT LIFT BY THE TRUNK AND DO NOT BREAK OR LOOSEN THE ROOTBALL. <br />SET PLANTS ON SOLID, UNDISTUrBED SOIL, OR THOROUGHLY COMPACTED BACKFILL SOIL SO THE TOP OF THE <br />ROOIBALL IS SLIGHTLY ABOVE FINISHED GRADE TO EXPOSE ROOTFLAIRS CN ALL B&B TREES TO PREVENT <br />"STEM GIRDLING". <br />CUT AND REMOTE ALL T..NE AROUPD THE TRUNK, PULL BURLAP AWAY FROM TRUNK SO THAT ND BURLAP <br />REMAINS IN THE TOP THREE INCHES OF THE SOIL SURFACE. REMAINING BURLAP SHALL BE SLIT AT SIX INCH <br />INTERVALS AROUND THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE ROOTBALL. <br />BACKFILL PLANTING PIT WITH ORIGINAL SOIL HALFWAY TO THE TOP OF THE ROOTBALL, BREAK UP CLODS OF <br />SOIL. IF SOILS ARE POOR (I.E.HEAVY CLAYS, SAND, OR COMPACTED), BACKFILL CAN BE A MIXTURE OF 1,3 <br />SOIL AMENDMENT MIXED WITH 2/3 ORIGINAL SOIL. DO NO USE PEAT AS PART OF BACKFILL III CLAY SOILS. <br />REMOVE ALL ROCKS AND DEBRIS FROM BACKFILL AND THEN WATER PLANT AND BACKFILLED AREA TO SETTLE <br />PLANTS AND FILL VOIDS. <br />REMOVE ALL IMRE BASKETS FROM THE TOP 1/2 OF THE ROOTB.r.LL AND CONTINUE BACKFILLING R04AINING <br />PLANTING PIT WITH ORIGINAL SOIL. <br />WATER THOROUGHLY A SECOND DME TO SETTLE PLANTS AND FILL VOIDS WITHIN TWO HOURS OF PLANTING. <br />PLACE SPECIFIED MULCH WITHII: 48 HOURS OF THE SECOND WATERING. PROVIDE SUPPORT IF NECESSARY. <br />PLANTING AREA DRAINTILE DET,;IL <br />NOT TO SCALE <br />PLANTING AREA <br />i <br />B" wIDE OF CRUSHED <br />S;•mbol Planting Size <br />CLEAN AGGREGATE <br />4" PVC DRAINDLE VATLH END DAYUGHTED AS <br />TPENCH FOR DRAIN77LE <br />INDICATED ON PLANS (F.EFER TO PLANS) - <br />- PROVIDE A MYl. 2" <br />NOTE. INCLUDE APPROVED RODENT GUARD AT <br />DEPTH U:-IDER <br />END OF PIPE <br />ORAIN,4CE PIPE <br />Endless Summer Hydrenrea,H;drargeo macrophyllo 'Endless Summer' <br />4" DIA. PLAY AREA HDPE PERFORATED <br />DRAINTILE WITH FILTER FABRIC WRAP .AND EIJDS <br />MECHAN.'CALLY CONNECTED - REFER TO PLAN_ <br />FOR LOCATIONS. <br />(1) Flame Amur Maple (2) American Linden <br />0 2-1/2" cal B&S a 2-1,'2" col D&B l`, , <br />\5. <br />/ ' 4 <br />:I •.v:• y <br />- <br />I <br />(4") Perforated Dralntle <br />i (6) Red Gnome Dogwood, <br />0 5-gd PottedLU <br />(4) Endless Summer H-.dmn ea <br />* 5 -gal Patted ' _�{J ^ <br /><4. (9) Northam Charm 8-.adf] df. 0 • li Iii <br />® 5-9u1 Potted � <br />(4) Hoopoll Blue EPruce <br />®6"BSB ^?5, •' <br />11 .h <br />L (4") Perforated Drointle r s 1 <br />y� (/�' yr (2) American Linden <br />BLOCK C+ ; 1 (2) Red Gnome Da .+:tad ;ye%' 9 2-1,2- =al B8B <br />ID $-gtl Pottrd <br />i (1) Flame Amur Maple <br />0 O 0 1 n 2-1/2" =d & B <br />i <br />(16) Red Gnome, Dog-ocd <br />p O C` O O 5-gd Patted <br />'$ oU�o� `u X30° `' <br />(3) Hanel Crlra App-. <br />BI's <br />S89°56'28"E 170.85 <br />Rant Schedule <br />Broadleaf Deciduous <br />Quantity I Symbol Planting Size C-immon Nome Scientific Name <br />4 1 0 12" cal, B&B rrnerican Linden Tiiie americana <br />2 1 a 12-1/2" cal B&B Flame Amur Maple Acer ginela 'Flame <br />Ornamental Deciduous <br />Quantitl IS.mbel IPlanting Size Common Name I Scientific Name <br />3 1 QP 12-1/2" cal 8,26 IHoneCrisp Apple I Malus domestics 'Ho crisp' <br />Conifer E- ergreen <br />Quantity S;mbol Planting Size Common Neme 'Scientific Name <br />4 O 6' B&B Hoopsi Blue Spruce .Picea pungens 'Hoopsi Original 24 x 36 <br />Shrub <br />Quantity <br />S;•mbol Planting Size <br />Common Name !Scientific Name <br />30 <br />5 -gal Potted <br />Red Gnome Dogwood Cornus alba 'Re nzam' <br />9 <br />5 -gal Potted <br />Northern Charm Boxwoci Buxus "Nilcan' <br />4 <br />5 -gal Potted <br />Endless Summer Hydrenrea,H;drargeo macrophyllo 'Endless Summer' <br />tlr w <br />Scaly. 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