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T <br />STAKES POS <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 />((22 P' RR TREES s CAL. Nx AND SC sDC CF <br />(S EOR tFEES port <br />AND OVER TR�ANaAM AROU*3 <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 />11=1 I I i ---- SCARIFY PIT BOTTOM <br />AND SIDES <br />I'-757. EXISTING SL <br />' 25% ORGANIC CO <br />II: MPOST <br />.=1 <br />TREE PLANTING DETAIL <br />NO SCALE <br />I I: <br />;._UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE <br />Ektegifease <br />NOM MLR NOM <br />LIOSTOISED SOL <br />WM= 10 MEL <br />(SEE SPELNTEMONO t. PWB Ata On IT rat en Imam <br />SUM PIT ROMS AD NOES NCO =CAE MINNIE. i SWI. POTS AND CENTAtEA3 <br />SHRUB xaMHG nEran <br />NO EOM <br />s rSSrCENTERS ALL ENML SOAR D A UNARM <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 />18-20 gallons per s.f. per season <br />11186 water <br />M' <br />Moderate water <br />10 gallons per 8.1. per season <br />L <br />V <br />Low water <br />No additional irrigation water <br />0-3 gallons per s.f. per season <br />needed after establishment <br />BOTANIC NAME <br />COMMON NAME <br />SHADE TREES: <br />7IAEA <br />6'GT <br />ACER X FREEMANII AUTUMN BLAZE <br />GLEDITSIA TRI. INERMS SUNBURST <br />GLEDITSIA TRI. INERMIS <br />FRAuINUSAMERICANA AUT. PIRTLE <br />QUERCUS BOREALIS <br />SIZE <br />0 <br />PLANTING <br />MATURE <br />HEIGHT <br />HEIGHT <br />AUTUMN BLAZE MAPLE <br />SUNBURST HONEYLt:X: UST <br />HONEYLCX:UST <br />AUTUMN PURPLE ASH <br />2.0" <br />2.0" bb <br />M 116-18' <br />L :1G'-18' <br />2.01b L -M <br />2.0"11 <br />.., M <br />... <br />16148' <br />€16-18' <br />40'-50' <br />a-35 <br />QUERCUS BICOLOR CRIMSON SPIRE <br />TILIA AMERICANA. <br />TOTAL SHADE TREES <br />NORTHERN RED OAK <br />CRIMSON SPIRE OAK <br />AMERICAN LINDEN <br />6 PLJP <br />4 PES <br />r 4: CBF:M <br />t <br />41: c II <br />ORNAMENTAL TREES: <br />PYRLTS USSURENSIS PRAIRIE GEM <br />PRAIRIE GEMPEAR <br />12011 M <br />2.0 "Lb <br />:.. 4 <br />2.0"hh <br />16 -IS' =40.60' <br />:.1.^G,. H...:....:..: 40'-5O'..�.: <br />M 16'-18' 1401=50' <br />2.0"hh <br />L <br />PRUNUS VTRGINIANASHUBERT <br />C:ARPINUS BE1 LLUS TASIIG1ATA <br />CRATAEGUS CRUS -GALT MIMS <br />6 <br />SR...... <br />29 {.. <br />PRUNUS CERASIFERA <br />SY TRINGA RETICULATA <br />TOTAL ORNAMENTAL TREES <br />CANADA RED CHERRY <br />PYRAMIDAL EUROPEAN HORNBEAM <br />2.0"hh <br />2.0" bb <br />:1012' <br />30-.3Y' <br />8-�t' x 20'-25" <br />N <br />THORNLESS C::OCKSPUR I-IAW TI E. <br />2.C." <br />8-10' 15-20' <br />NEWTORT PLUM <br />JAPANESE TREE LILAC <br />7 AC <br />EVERGREEN TREES: <br />ARIES € O!' OLOR <br />W 1-I1TE FIR <br />11 PNA <br />.................... <br />8 PPC <br />PINUS NIGRA. <br />PICEA PUNGENS <br />AUSTRIAN I'INE <br />C OLORADc) GREEN SPRUCE <br />2.0" IA) <br />2.0"hh <br />L -M 10-12' <30135* <br />L -M 10'-12' 15'-20' <br />M -L <br />0' IM L <br />6' M -L <br />40160' <br />4a -NY <br />5 ;PSI' <br />WETS SYLVESTRIS <br />TOTAL EVERGREEN TREES <br />MULTI -STEMMED TREES: <br />MALUS PRAIRWFIRE <br />ACERGIN.NALA <br />TOTAL MULTI -STEMMED TREES <br />SCOTS TINE <br />MULTI-STEMNED PRAIRFIRE CRAB <br />MULTI -STEMMED AMUR MAPLE <br />6' M -L <br />8-I0'CL <br />8-10'CL <br />L <br />L <br />8-10' <br />8-10' <br />15-2U' <br />15'-`20' <br />DECIDUOUS SHRUBS: <br />ACS:' ACER GN NNALA COMPACTA <br />1<2 <br />42 <br />BD = BUDDLEJA DAV1DI1 NAN. PETITE INDIGY <br />BT BERBERIS THUNBERGI ATRC )PURP1.TEA <br />4 CAS CARAGANA ARBORESC'ENS <br />125 CA I (X)TONEASTER APICUL Tt iS <br />21 CLP COTONE.A.STERLUCIDUS <br />16 CSL CYTSI TS .St: oPARILTS LILAC TIME' <br />20 CXC <br />.G? E(Y�.... <br />19 <br />30 <br />C:'ARY(:)TTERIS x C;LANTX:)NENSIS FIRST CHOICE' <br />ELAEAGNUS CX)Nti MUTATA <br />DWARF ANIL IR MAPLE <br />........................................................ <br />LAV BUTTERFLY BUSH <br />RED BARBERRY 5 <br />SIBERIAN PEASI-IRUB <br />CI ANBERRYCOTONEASTER <br />PEKING COTONEASTER <br />LILAC TIME BROOM <br />P.C. BLUE HIST SPIREA <br />SILVERBERRY <br />HS HIBISCUS SYRIA(.".US - ROSE OF SHARON <br />MSSP MISCANTHUS SINENSIS PURPURASCENS PURPLE MAIDEN GRASS <br />30 <br />16 <br />PAR `PER(:)VSKIAATRIPLICIFOLIA <br />L <br />ML <br />2'-3' 4' <br />2: <br />2' <br />2" <br />'-4' 6-12' <br />6' <br />-4'. <br />RUSSIAN SAGE <br />PC PRUNUS CISTENA PLURI'`LE LEAF PLUM <br />2. <br />L <br />30 <br />42 <br />39 <br />100 <br />17 <br />PCW ACANTHA CUC INEA WYATIF <br />POD P1-IYSOCARI'LIS C)PULIFOLIIUS DIABLO' <br />RXM ROSA X MEIDILAND W HITE <br />WYAT FIRETHORN <br />;PURPLE LEAF NrIINEBARK <br />DOUBLE WHITE SHRUB ROSE <br />SBG > SPIRAEA BU vIALDA'GOLDFLAME <GOLDFLAME SPIREA <br />SC < SYMI'I-iC)RICARPOS X CHENALJLTI HANC OCKCORALBERRY <br />SN SPIREA NIPFONICA <br />SV SY RI " A VILLOSA <br />SNC:)W MOUND SPIREA <br />CANADIAN LILAC <br />zL <br />4-6' <br />2' <br />3L 2` <br />42 S\BG SPIRAEAXBITMALDA `(J)LD1vriUND$H.REA 3 M `1' <br />�).»... M '2- <br />TOTAL DECIDUOUS SHRUBS <br />EVERGREEN SHRUBS: <br />29 EP EUONYMUS PATENS MANHATTAN <br />.35 JCA JUNIPER rsCI-IINENSIS'ARMSrRONCH <br />38JCS JLTNIPERUSC CHIN. SEA GREEN <br />171_JHB 1 JUNIPERUS I-IOR!ZQNTALIS'BLUE CHIP <br />6 <br />JS z JUN[PERLTS SABINA 'SCANDIA' <br />JSGC JUNIPERUS SABINA 'CALGARY CADET <br />EOLMMI.TS MANHAT_TAN <br />ARItiISTRONGJUNIPER Vn......n:........ <br />I SEA GREEN JUNIPER <br />BLUC CHIP JUNI PER <br />SCANDIAJUINIPER <br />CALGARY CARPET JUNIPER <br />4 <br />*5 €M 1' 4' <br />12' 3':67-- <br />16" ^'V'.n,6" 8" t <br />6" <br />1' <br />42 <br />.LSR JUNIPERUS SC OPULORUM <br />JYM JUNIPERUS X MFJ)IA TFITZERIANA GLAUCA' <br />ROCKY MOUNTAIN JUNIPER <br />BLUE PFIIZERJLTNIPER� <br />L <br />4' <br />4' <br />JXMO JUNIPERLTS X MEDIA OLE) COLE)' <br />MAwH $ MAI-IONiA AQUAFOLIA <br />OLD GOLD PFITZER #5 <br />OREGONGRAPE HOLLY #5 <br />L 2' 4' <br />,..:....:._:::.....:.:: 4' 6, <br />L <br />6 <br />TOTAL EVERGREEN SHRUBS <br />PERENNIALS: <br />C R > CENIRANTNUS R.JBER <br />CIS !CLEMATIS TERMFLORA 'SWEET AUTUMN <br />26 [x:,' < DESCHAMFSIA (:;ESPITOSA <br />13 C;xC GERAMUM XCANTABRiGIENSE <br />8 <br />17 <br />HS HEUCHERA SANGUINEA SILVER SCROLLS <br />HSS HEUCI-IERA SANGUINEASPLENDENS' <br />26 <br />84 <br />26 <br />PAH < PENNISETUMALOPECUROIDES <br />PPP PENSTEMC:)NP1NIFC)UUS <br />PT PARTHENOCISSUS TRICUSF'IDATA VEITCI-III' <br />Psi RUDBECKIA FULGIDA t OLDSTt_IRM <br />t SEDUM AUTUMN JOY <br />TOTAL PERENNIALS <br />GROUND COVERS: <br />lirACC S AIWA CHOCOLATE CHIT' <br />57 CI CALLIRHOE INVC)LUC RAT1 _..:. ._N . <br />62 VCR Mn V'ER(_)NICA CZYSTAL I�i�'ER» µ »Y u <br />109 V'Iv1 MCA MINOR <br />338 'TOTAL GROUND COVERS <br />JUfITERS BEARS) <br />SWEET AtTILTMN CLEMATIS <br />TUFTED HAIR GRASS <br />CAMBRIDGE CRANESBILL <br />SILVER SCROLLS CYRALBELLS <br />REI) (:'(:)RAL BELLS <br />H.AMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS <br />PINELEAF PENSTEMON <br />BOSTON IVY <br />BLACK EYED SUSAN <br />AUR WIN JOY SEDUM <br />DWARF BUGLE AMA <br />POPPY MALLOW <br />CRYSTAL RIVERSPEEDWELL <br />4" <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"X1Q', 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. STEPPING STONES SHALL BE 2'X2' CONCRETE, OR RANDOM RED FLAGSTONE SET ON GRADE AND SURROUNDED BY MULCH. <br />12. 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 />13. 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 />14. SEEDED AREAS SHALL REMAIN WEED AND TRASH FREE. AFTER ESTABLISHMENT, WATERING AND MOWING SCHEDULE SHALL BE ON <br />AN AS -NEEDED BASIS. <br />IRRIGATION NOTES: <br />1. A COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC, DUAL PROGRAMMING, IRRIGATION SYSTEM COVERING ALL PLANTS AND SOD AND SEED SHALL BE <br />DESIGNED AND INSTALLED. <br />2. LOW, MODERATE, AND HIGH WATER ZONES SHALL EACH BE ON SEPARATE VALVES. <br />3. SOD AND SEED SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH MP ROTORS AND/OR SPRAY HEADS. SOD AND SEED SHALL BE ON SEPARATE ZONES <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 />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 />NOTE: PLANT COUNT PROVIDED AS A COURTESY ONLY. <br />ANY DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE PLANT COUNT AND THE <br />PLAN, THE PLAN TAKES PRECEDENCE. <br />LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT STAMP <br />3 <br />phone: <br />fax: <br />email: <br />tom' <br />NATURE'S DESIGN <br />*di L. Martin* <br />15674 Indiana Gulch Rd. <br />Jamestown, CO 80455 <br />303-459-3333 <br />303-459-0644 <br />martinek@hughes.net <br />Colorado Tech Center <br />Plan Date: <br />10/16/08 <br />Revisions: <br />05/07/09 <br />08/10/09 <br />09/25/09 <br />09/29/09 <br />ets <br />Q <br />4.4 6 <br />N <br />Owl <br />404 <br />C� <br />Sheet Number: <br />