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<br />STAKES
<br />EVERGREEN
<br />DECIDUOUS
<br />NOTES:
<br />1. TOP OF ROOT BALL TO BE 3" MIN.
<br />ABOVE GRADE FOR DECIDUOUS TREES
<br />AND 6" MIN. ABOVE GRADE FOR
<br />EVERGREEN TREES
<br />2. PLUMB AND ORIENT TREE FOR BEST APPEARANCE.
<br />3. REMOVE ALL WIRE, POTS AND CONTAINERS FROM
<br />ROOTBALL .
<br />4. WATER THOROUGHLY AND FERTILIZE AT TIME
<br />OF PLANTING.
<br />DO NOT DAMAGE OR PRUNE LEADER
<br />T -POST WITH 12 GA. WIRE
<br />AND HOSE PROTECTOR
<br />(2 ws 1NEs U� 3' cx.. Ms 1 5 s�oc a n� I
<br />(3 FOR 1REEf $ CAL. ANO 01ER 1nANf A1FD AM J) )
<br />-TREE WRAP TO FIRST BRANCH FROM
<br />APRIL TO NOVEMBER
<br />WOOD MULCH 4" THICK OVER TREE BALL
<br />TEMPORARY PAN TO BE REMOVED BEFORE
<br />SOD OR MULCH INSTALLATION
<br />.! 1 j SCARIFY PIT BOTTOM
<br />I I: AND SIDES
<br />"'VOW
<br />TREE PLANTING DETAIL
<br />NO SCALE
<br />75% EXISTING SOIL
<br />25% ORGANIC COMPOST
<br />lit—UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE
<br />CALL UTILITY NOTIFICATION
<br />CENTER OF COLORADO
<br />1-800-922 1987
<br />CALL 2 BUSINESS DAYS IN ADVANCE
<br />BEFORE YOU DIG, GRADE OR EXCAVATE
<br />FOR THE MARKING OF UNDERGROUND
<br />MEMBER UTILITIES.
<br />PLANT LIST
<br />note: plant quantities provided as a courtesy only. If discrepancy between plan and plant count
<br />exists, plan takes precedence
<br />Y
<br />L
<br />V
<br />High water
<br />Moderate water
<br />Low water
<br />No additional irrigation water
<br />needed alter establishment
<br />18-20 gallons per sl per season
<br />10 gallons per 5.1. per season
<br />0-3 gallons per 1.1. per season
<br />KEY
<br />5
<br />4
<br />BOTANIC NAME
<br />COMMON NAME
<br />SIZE H2o
<br />PLANTING
<br />MATURE
<br />APR
<br />SHADE TREES:
<br />ACER PLATANOIDES ROYAL RED'
<br />CATALPA SPECIOSA ,.. w.... .....,.,..,.n,
<br />4
<br />FRAXINUS AMERICANA AUT. PURPLE
<br />ROYAL RED MAPLE
<br />WESTERN CATALPA
<br />HEIGHT
<br />UTUMN PURPLE ASH
<br />14-1• 6'
<br />HEIGHT
<br />16'-18'
<br />QUERCUS BICOLOR
<br />TILIA CORDATA GREE NSPIRE'
<br />TOTAL SHADE TREES
<br />ORNAMENTAL TREES:
<br />SWAMP WHITE OAK
<br />GREENSPIRE LINDEN
<br />5 AGM
<br />.....................
<br />4 CCGI
<br />4C
<br />2
<br />6
<br />7 SR
<br />PNA
<br />ACER G1NNALA
<br />CRATAEGUS CRUS -GLI INERMIS
<br />CRATAEGUS MOLLIS
<br />MALUS'RADIANT'
<br />.............................................
<br />PRUNUS CERASIFERA
<br />TOTAL ORNAMENTAL TREES
<br />EVERGREEN TREES:
<br />PINUS NIGRA
<br />A,MURMAPLE
<br />..........
<br />THORNLESS
<br />DOWNY HAWTHORN
<br />RADIANT CRABAPPLE
<br />NEWPORT PLUM ry ,,:...:..
<br />JAPANESE TREE LILAC
<br />2.0"bb L -M
<br />2.0" bb LA
<br />20" Lb IL -M
<br />AUSTRIAN PINE
<br />5 PPC
<br />PICEA PUNGENS
<br />COLORADO GREEN SPRUCE
<br />14
<br />P
<br />PINUS SYLVESTRIS
<br />TOTAL EVERGREEN TREES
<br />A
<br />MULTI -STEMMED TREES:
<br />AMELANCHIERCANADENSIS
<br />...........
<br />13
<br />AAR
<br />..............
<br />AME
<br />47 BT
<br />15 C
<br />TOTAL MULTI -STEMMED TREES
<br />SCOTS PINE
<br />M -L
<br />10'-12'
<br />10'-12'
<br />10'-12'
<br />40'
<br />15'-20'
<br />20'-2Y
<br />15' 20'
<br />M -L
<br />6' M -L
<br />SHADBLOW SERVICEBERRY
<br />40'
<br />40'
<br />3a-50'
<br />8-10' cl L 8-10' ;15'25'
<br />'DECIDUOUS SH RUBS:
<br />AMELANCHIERALNIFOLIA REGENT' RECENT SERVICEBERRY
<br />ARONIA MELANOCARPA ELATA 1 BLACK CHOKEBERRY
<br />BERBER'S THUNBERGI ATROPURPUREA
<br />COTONEASTER LUCIDUS
<br />RED BARBERRY
<br />PEKING COTONEASTER
<br />6 CSL CYTSUS SCOPARIUSLILAC TIME < LILAC TIME BROOM
<br />M�,,:,:,,M.,,,,.�,..,.�..:w.,,,.:..,w.....,..M,r,.�,:...,.:,..,,,.,:.,.�.�,:M,..A.,�..w..w...:m�,_,..�M,.,,....,.—..._...�...._,w,...v....:..,.,,.....,......w............. ....M,._,.....,��.,,
<br />4 EC 1E LAEAGNUS COMMUTATA ;.a.SILVERBERRY
<br />8o -FPA FALLUGIA PARADOXA IA ?ACHE PLUME
<br />42 I SP MISCANTHUSSINENSIS PURPURASCENS
<br />24 PEROVSKIA ATRIPLICIFOLIA
<br />4
<br />27
<br />33
<br />PAR
<br />PC
<br />PO
<br />-RAG
<br />RB
<br />PURPLE MAIDEN GRASS
<br />RUSSIAN SAGE
<br />PRUNUS CISTENA 1 PURPLE LEAF PLUM
<br />POTENTILLA FRUTICCSA , KLONDYKE KLONDYKE POTENTILLA
<br />PH YSOCAR1US OPULIFOLIUS AUREUS ' GOLDEN NINE BARK
<br />RIBES AUREUM £ YELLOW FLOWERING CURRANT
<br />ROSA X BONICA' ` 1.BONICA ROSE
<br />14
<br />19
<br />5
<br />RT
<br />sc
<br />SJA
<br />SM:.
<br />RHLIS TYPHINA
<br />SYMPHORICARPOS XCHENAULTI
<br />STAGHORN SUMAC
<br />HANCOCK CORALBERRY
<br />SPIRAEA JAPONICA ANTHONY WATERER' ANTHONY WATERERSPIREA
<br />SYRINGA MEYERI DWARF KOREAN LILAC
<br />10
<br />SV
<br />19
<br />SYRINGA VULGARIS
<br />VIBURNUM LANTANA
<br />COMMON PURPLE LILAC
<br />WAYFARING TREE
<br />3'-.4' 10'2Y
<br />VIBURNUM TRILOBUMCOMPAGTUM
<br />COMPACT AMERICAN CRANBERRY
<br />TOTAL DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
<br />'EVERGREEN SHRUBS:
<br />#5
<br />JUNIPERUS CI-IINENSIS'ARMSTRONGII'
<br />JUNIPERLS C-IINENSIS'HOLBERT'
<br />IARMSTRONG JUNIPER
<br />3 HOLBERT JUNIPER
<br />CO JHB
<br />7
<br />JUNIPERUS CHIN. SEA GREEN
<br />JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALIS BLUE CHIP
<br />SEA GREEN JUNIPER
<br />BLUE CHIP JUNIPER
<br />10' 20'
<br />JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALIS 'PRINCE OF WALES' PRINCE OF WALES JUNIPER
<br />41
<br />7
<br />JS
<br />..........
<br />JSA
<br />JUNIPERUS SABINA'SCA�'
<br />JUNIPERUS SABINA 'ARCADIA'
<br />JUNIPERUS SABINA'CALGARY CARPET
<br />JUNIPERUS SCOPULORUM
<br />SCANDIA JUNIPER
<br />ARCADIA JUNIPER
<br />2' 5- 4'
<br />3
<br />2'-'........1. '....
<br />5'
<br />2• ' 56'
<br />0" 8"
<br />6'
<br />r
<br />CALGARY CARPET JUNIPER
<br />ROCKY MOUNTAIN JUNIPER
<br />JUNIPERUS SABINA TAMARISCIFOLIA 'TAMMY JUNIPER
<br />JUNIPERLIS X MEDIA TFITZERIANA GLAUCA' !BLUE PFITZER JUNIPER
<br />tOLD COLD JUNIPER
<br />3
<br />C
<br />JUNIPERUS X MEDIA OLD GOLD
<br />MAHONIA AQUAFOLIAOREGON GRAPE HOLLY
<br />MAHONIA AQUAFOLIUMCOMPACTA ! COMPACT OREGON GRAPE HOLLY
<br />#5
<br />18" -24"
<br />12" 18"
<br />20'
<br />4'
<br />TOTAL EVERGREEN SHRUBS
<br />3 ............... 4.�
<br />1 2'
<br />PERENNIALS:
<br />43
<br />11
<br />K
<br />CALAMAGROQSTIS ACUTIFLORA 'KARL FOER' FEATHER REED GRASS
<br />ccs ,COREOPSISGRANDIFLORASUNRAY' DWARF DOUBLE COREOPSIS
<br />25
<br />25
<br />44
<br />14
<br />CR
<br />GLC
<br />HS
<br />CENTRANTHUS RUBER
<br />DESCHAMPSIA CESPITOSA
<br />GAZANIA LINEARIS COLORADO GOLD'
<br />HEUCHERA SANGUINEA SPLEND ENS
<br />1 JUPITERS BEARD
<br />TUFTED I1 AIR GRASS
<br />HARDY GAZANIA
<br />REDCORAL BELLS
<br />i
<br />1
<br />M
<br />70
<br />P
<br />PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES
<br />TOTAL PERENNIALS
<br />60
<br />35
<br />95
<br />GROUND COVERS:
<br />I HAMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS
<br />TPI
<br />cr
<br />THYMUS PRAECOX PINK CHINTZ'
<br />CERASTIUMTOMENTOSUM
<br />TOTAL GROUND COVERS
<br />1.5'
<br />I
<br />I PINKCHINTZ THYME #1
<br />SNOW IN SLIMMER #1
<br />LANDSCAPE NOTES
<br />1. ALL AREAS TO BE SODDED SHALL RECEIVE 3-5 CUBIC YARDS OF ORGANIC COMPOST PER 1000 S.F. TILLED TO A DEPTH OF
<br />6"-10". ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED SHALL RECEIVE 3-5 CUBIC YARDS OF ORGANIC COMPOST PER 1000 S.F. TILLED TO A DEPTH OF
<br />6"-8". ALL AREAS SHALL THEN BE GRADED TO A UNIFORMLY SMOOTH GRADE.
<br />2. SOD SHALL BE TURF—TYPE TALL FESCUE.
<br />3. DRYLAND SEED SHALL BE A LOW—GROWING DROUGHT TOLERANT MIX, ARKANSAS VALLEY'S LOW—GROW, OR EQUIVALENT. MOIST
<br />AREA SEED SHALL BE A MOISTURE TOLERANT MIX. SEED SHALL BE BROADCAST AND RAKED LIGHTLY INTO PREPARED SOIL. THE SEED
<br />AREA SHALL THEN BE TOP DRESSED WITH A THIN LAYER OF COMPOST.
<br />4. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE BACKFILLED WITH A UNIFORM MIXTURE OF 75% EXCAVATED SOIL AND 25% ORGANIC COMPOST.
<br />5. ALL DECIDUOUS TREES SHALL BE STAKED WITH TWO 6' T—POSTS. ALL EVERGREEN TREES SHALL BE STAKED WITH THREE 2'
<br />T—POSTS. ALL POSTS SHALL BE GUYED TO THE TREE WITH 12 GAUGE WIRE ENCASED IN RUBBER HOSE.
<br />6. ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE FULLY GUARANTEED FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />7. SHRUB BEDS AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN SHALL RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING MULCH OVER LANDSCAPE FABRIC (SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN
<br />FOR LOCATIONS:
<br />MULCH #1: 3" LAYER OF 3/4" WASHED RIVER ROCK
<br />MULCH #2: 3" LAYER OF PIONEER "HORIZON" COBBLE MIX
<br />MULCH #3: A COMBINATION OF 75% 3/4"WASHED RIVER ROCK AND 25% PIONEER "HORIZON" COBBLE MIX
<br />MULCH #4: ALL PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER AREAS AND TREE WELLS IN SOD AND SEED AREAS SHALL RECEIVE A 2" LAYER OF
<br />NATURAL COLOR "GORILLA HAIR" MULCH WITH NO FABRIC UNDERLAY.
<br />8. EDGING SHALL BE INSTALLED BETWEEN ALL SHRUB BEDS AND SOD OR SEED AREAS. EDGING SHALL BE JENSEN'S SALES' 14
<br />GAUGE GREEN PAINTED EDGING , ROLL TOP, 4"X10', OR EQUIVALENT.
<br />9. ALL PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER AREAS SHALL BE PREPARED BY TILLING 2-3" OF ORGANIC COMPOST AND SUPER PHOSPHATE
<br />TO A DEPTH OF 8-10". THE SURFACE SHALL THEN BE GRADED TO A UNIFORMLY SMOOTH GRADE.
<br />10. ALL SURFACE LANDSCAPING DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES WITHIN A PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT SHALL BE
<br />THE OBLIGATION OF THE PROPERTY OWNER TO RESTORE AT THEIR EXPENSE.
<br />11. AT—GRADE UTILITY CABINETS OR TRANSFORMERS SHALL BE SCREENED WITH APPROPRIATE PLANT MATERIAL ON THREE SIDES.
<br />WHERE FEASIBLE, PLANT MATERIAL ALREADY SHOWN SHALL BE SLIGHTLY RELOCATED TO ACCOMPLISH SCREENING. IF NECESSARY, SHRUB
<br />BEDS SHALL BE EXTENDED OR NEW BEDS CREATED TO INCLUDE TRANSFORMER LOCATIONS. PLANTS SHALL BE PLACED SO AS TO
<br />LEAVE A CLEARANCE OF 30" AT MATURITY OF THE PLANTS AROUND THREE SIDES OF THE TRANSFORMER(S) WITH. THE FRONT SIDE
<br />OPEN FOR ACCESS.
<br />12. NO DECIDUOUS TREE SHALL BE PLANTED WITHIN 5' OF A PUBLIC SIDEWALK OR UTILITY. NO EVERGREEN TREE SHALL BE PLANTED
<br />WITHIN 10' OF A PUBLIC SIDEWALK OR UTILITY.
<br />IRRIGATION NOTES:
<br />1. A COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC, DUAL PROGRAMMING, IRRIGATION SYSTEM COVERING ALL PLANTS AND SOD SHALL BE DESIGNED AND
<br />INSTALLED. SEEDED AREAS SHALL BE IRRIGATED AT OWNER'S DISCRETION..
<br />2. LOW, MODERATE, AND HIGH WATER ZONES SHALL EACH BE ON SEPARATE VALVES.
<br />3. SOD SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH MP ROTORS AND/OR SPRAY HEADS..
<br />4. PLANTS IN SHRUB BEDS SHALL BE DRIP IRRIGATED.
<br />5. GROUND COVER AND PERENNIALS SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH LOW PRESSURE POP—UP HEADS.
<br />DESIGN
<br />L Martinet
<br />5674 Indiana Gulch Rd.
<br />Jamestown, CO 80455
<br />phone: 303-459-3333
<br />fox: 303-459-0644
<br />e-mail: martinek@hughes.net
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<br />Plan Date:
<br />09/14/07
<br />Revisions:
<br />10/26/07
<br />Sheet Number:
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