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EVERGREEN TREE
<br />OPPOSITE SIDE
<br />SAME
<br />DO NOT CUT
<br />CENTRAL
<br />LEADER.
<br />PRUNE ONLY
<br />DEAD WOOD
<br />PRIOR TO
<br />PLANTING.
<br />DECIDUOUS TREE
<br />OPPOSITE SIDE
<br />SAME
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<br />TREES SHALL BE PLANTED WITH THE TOP MOST PART OF THE
<br />ROOT BALL 3" HIGHER THAN THE FINISHED LANDSCAPE GRADE.
<br />TREES WHERE THE TRUNK FLARE IS NOT VISIBLE SHALL BE
<br />REJECTED. DO NOT COVER THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL WITH
<br />SOIL
<br />SUPPORT WIRE TO BE GALVANIZED. ATTACH TO TREE WITH 2"
<br />CLOTH BAND OR APPROVED EQUAL
<br />STAKE DECIDUOUS TREES AS SHOWN WITH 2 - 6' LONG STEEL
<br />OR PEELED POLE STAKES. STAKES AT 180 DEGREES. EXTEND
<br />STAKE 24" - 30" INTO GROUND. STAKE EVERGREEN TREES AS
<br />SHOWN WITH 3 - 2' LONG STEEL STAKES AT 120 DEGREES. USE
<br />ONLY GALVANIZED WiRE
<br />REMOVE AS MUCH OF THE WIRE, WIRE BASKETS, NYLON TIES,
<br />TWINE, ROPE AND BURLAP AS IS POSSIBLE. AT A MINIMUM, THE
<br />TOP 1/3 -1/2 OF THE ROOT BALL IS TO BE CLEAR OF ALL THE
<br />ABOVE MATERIALS. REMOVE UNNECESSARY PACKING
<br />MATERIAL
<br />2'-0" RADIUS MULCH COLLAR WHEN TREES ARE PLANTED IN
<br />SOD. DO NOT PLACE MULCH IN CONTACT WITH TREE TRUNK
<br />CONSTRUCT WATER RING AT EDGE OF PLANTING HOLE TO
<br />CONTAIN WATER TO A DEPTH OF 6"
<br />PLACE ROOT BALL ON UNEXCAVATED OR TAMPED SOIL
<br />NOTE:
<br />EXCAVATE PLANTING HOLES WITH SLOPING SIDES. DO NOT
<br />DISTURB SOIL AT BOTTOM OF PLANTING HOLES, BUT DO SCORE
<br />THE SIDES OF THE PLANTING HOLE. MAKE EXCAVATIONS AT
<br />LEAST THREE TIMES AS WIDE AS THE ROOT BALL DIAMETER
<br />AND LESS (THREE TO FIVE INCHES) THAN THE DISTANCE FROM
<br />THE TOP MOST ROOT IN THE ROOT BALL AND THE BOTTOM OF
<br />THE ROOT BALL. THE PLANTING AREA SHALL BE LOOSENED
<br />AND AERATED AT LEAST THREE TO FIVE TIMES THE DIAMETER
<br />OF THE ROOT BALL.
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<br />EVERGREEN
<br />DECIDUOUS
<br />1)TREE PLANTING DETAI L
<br />POSITION OF
<br />STAKES SHALL BE
<br />ORIENTED WITH
<br />REGARD TO
<br />PREVAILING WINDS.
<br />1. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AAN (American Association of Nurserymen)
<br />SPECIFICATIONS FOR NUMBER ONE GRADE.
<br />2. ALL TURF AREAS SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH AN AUTOMATIC POP-UP IRRIGATION SYSTEM. ALL SHRUB
<br />BEDS AND TREES TO BE IRRIGATED WITH AN AUTOMATIC DRIP (TRICKLE) IRRIGATION SYSTEM, OR
<br />ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE. THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IS TO BE ADJUSTED TO MEET THE WATER
<br />REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL PLANT MATERIAL.
<br />3. ALL TREES TO BE BALLED & BURLAPPED, CONTAINERIZED, OR ROOT CONTROL BAGS.
<br />4. ALL SHRUB BEDS TO BE MULCHED WITH ROCK MULCH (3" AVERAGE DEPTH) ON LANDSCAPING
<br />FILTER FABRIC. INDIVIDUAL TREES IN SOD OR DRYLAND SEED TO RECEIVE WOOD MULCH (2" AVERAGE
<br />DEPTH). ALL BEDS ADJACENT TO SOD OR DRYLAND SEED TO BE BORDERED WITH LANDSCAPE EDGER.
<br />EDGER TO BE SET LEVEL WITH TOP OF SOD. EDGER TO ALSO BE INSTALLED TO SEPARATE WOOD MULCH
<br />AND ROCK MULCH.
<br />5. OWNER SHALL ENSURE THAT THE LANDSCAPE PLAN IS COORDINATED WITH THE PLANS DONE BY
<br />OTHER CONSULTANTS SO THE PROPOSED GRADING, STORM DRAINAGE, OR OTHER CONSTRUCTION
<br />DOES NOT CONFLICT NOR PRECLUDE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS ON
<br />THIS PLAN.
<br />6. ANY CHANGES IN SPECIES AND PLANT LOCATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION AS REQUIRED BY SITE
<br />CONDITIONS OR AVAILABILITY NEED APPROVAL BY THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE STAFF PRIOR TO
<br />INSTALLATION. OVERALL QUALITY AND DESIGN CONCEPT TO BE CONSISTENT WITH APPROVED
<br />LANDSCAPE PLANS. ANY CHANGES WILL BE PROVIDED TO OWNER AND THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE FOR
<br />REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
<br />7. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF SEED, PLANT MATERIAL & SOD, CONTRACTOR TO THOROUGHLY LOOSEN
<br />ALL AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN COMPACTED OR DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR TO
<br />THOROUGHLY INCORPORATE SIX (6) CUBIC YARDS OF COMPOST OR COMPOSTED WEED FREE
<br />MANURE PER 1,000 SQUARE FEET TO BED AND SOD AREAS. AREAS TO BE SEEDED TO RECEIVE FOUR (4)
<br />CUBIC YARDS OF AMENDMENT. ORGANIC MATERIAL TO HAVE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS:
<br />ORGANIC MATTER:
<br />SALT CONTENT:
<br />pH:
<br />CARBON TO NITROGEN RATIO:
<br />25% OR GREATER
<br />3.0 mmhos/cm MAX.
<br />8.5 MAXIMUM
<br />10:1 TO 25:1
<br />CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE A NUTRIENT TEST FROM THE LAST 3 MONTHS PRIOR TO SPREADING.
<br />MOUNTAIN PEAT, ASPEN HUMUS, GYPSUM AND SAND WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
<br />8. TURF GRASS WILL BE SODDED WITH TURF -TYPE TALL FESCUE.
<br />9. ALL SEEDED AREAS TO BE SEEDED WITH SEED MIX SPECIFIED. NO SUPPLEMENTAL IRRIGATION IS
<br />SPECIFIED. ANNUAL MOWING TO APPROXIMATELY 6" IN THE SPRING IS RECOMMENDED.
<br />10. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE, TOPSOIL THAT IS REMOVED DURING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
<br />SHALL BE CONSERVED FOR LATER USE ON AREAS REQUIRING REVEGETATION AND LANDSCAPING.
<br />11. THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN COMPLIES WITH THE STANDARDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE
<br />INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DESIGN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, DATED JANUARY 18, 2000.
<br />1LANDSCAPE NOTES
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<br />COLORADO TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER
<br />FILING NO. 4
<br />FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
<br />LOCATED IN THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 16, T1 S, R69W OF THE
<br />6TH P.M., CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COUNTY OF BOULDER, STATE OF COLORADO
<br />LANDSCAPING FILTER
<br />FABRIC
<br />PROVIDE 2'-O" DIA. x
<br />3" DEPTH MULCH RING
<br />WHEN SHRUBS ARE
<br />NOT PLANTED IN A
<br />MULCHED BED
<br />CONSTRUCT WATER
<br />RING AROUND SHRUBS
<br />AT EDGE OF PLANTING
<br />PIT TO CONTAIN WATER
<br />j/, TO A DEPTH OF 6"
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<br />•PLANT MIX BACKFILL
<br />\\">, //`
<br />e, 2 x DIA. OF ROOTBALL
<br />PROVIDE BENCH FOR
<br />ROOTBALL
<br />UNDISTURBED SOIL
<br />2)SHRUB PLANTING DETAI L
<br />SYM 1 QTY COMMON NAME
<br />DECIDUOUS TREES
<br />ABP 1 Pear, Autumn Blaze
<br />AML 3 Linden, American
<br />BOA 3 Oak, Bur
<br />BTM 1 M aple, Bigtooth
<br />CHP 5 Pear, Chanticleer
<br />DB M 1 Maple, Deborah
<br />DWH 1 Hawthorn, Downy
<br />EKC 2 Coffee Tree, Espresso Kentucky
<br />EOA 1 Oak, English
<br />EQM 2 M aple, Emerald Queen
<br />IFFH 4 Hornbeam, Franz Fontaine
<br />GDW 16 Dogwood, Gray
<br />GLL 1 Linden, Glenleven
<br />HBY 6 Hackberry
<br />HCH 3 Horsechestnut
<br />KCT 1 Coffee Tree, Kentucky
<br />NRM 3 Maple, Northwood Red
<br />OH B 1 Buckeye, Ohio
<br />P KL 2 Lilac, Peking
<br />RGM 2 Maple, Rocky M ountain Glow
<br />SHL 1 Locust, Shademaster Honey
<br />SKY 2 Locust, Skyline Honey
<br />STP 6 Pear, Stonehill
<br />SWO 6 Oak, Swamp White
<br />TFB 4 Filbert, Turkish
<br />WCA 4 Catalpa, Western
<br />WHN 2 Hawthorn, Washington
<br />EVERGREEN TREES
<br />API 2 Pine, Austrian
<br />CBS 4 Spruce, Co lorado Blue
<br />PPI 5 Pine, Ponderosa
<br />EVERGREEN SHRUBS
<br />ACJ
<br />ANY
<br />ARJ
<br />A YJ
<br />BHJ
<br />CCJ
<br />COG
<br />GSP
<br />HYW
<br />KN K
<br />LLE
<br />M BM
<br />OGH
<br />OGJ
<br />PMZ
<br />SMM
<br />TMJ
<br />WGB
<br />10 Juniper, Alpine Carpet
<br />1 Yucca, Adam's Needle
<br />1Ea J uniper, A rcadia
<br />16 J uniper, Ando rra Youngstown
<br />24 J uniper, Bar Harbor
<br />12 Juniper, Calgary Carpet
<br />40 Holly, Compact Oregon Grape
<br />8 Spruce, Globe
<br />12 Yew, Hicks
<br />52 Kinnikinnick
<br />2 Euonymus, Little Leaf
<br />26 M anzanita, M ock Bearberry
<br />6 Holly, Oregon Grape
<br />17 Juniper, Old Go Id
<br />12 M anzanita, P anchito
<br />9 Pine, Slowmo and M ugo
<br />3 Juniper, Tammy
<br />47 Boxwood, Winter Gem
<br />6)LANDSCAPE
<br />BOTANICAL NAME
<br />Pyrus calleryana 'Autumn Blaze'
<br />Tilia americana
<br />Quercus macrocarpa
<br />A car grandidentaturn
<br />Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer'
<br />Acer platano ides 'Deborah'
<br />Crataegus mollis
<br />Gymnocladus dioica 'Espresso'
<br />Quercus robur
<br />A cer platano ides 'Emerald Queen'
<br />Carpinus betulus `Franz Fontaine'
<br />Cornus racemosa
<br />Tille cordata 'Glenleven'
<br />Celtis occidentalis
<br />A esculus hippo castanum
<br />Gymnocladus dioice
<br />Acerrubrum 'Northwood'
<br />Aesculus glabra
<br />Syringe pekensis
<br />A cer grandidentatum 'Schmidt'
<br />Gleditsia triacanthos inerms'Shademaster'
<br />Gleditsia triacanthos inermis 'Skycole'
<br />Pyrus calleryana 'Stonehill`
<br />Quercus bicolor
<br />Corylus colurna
<br />Catalpa speciosa
<br />Crataegus phaenapyrum
<br />Pinus nigra
<br />Picea pungens 'Glauca'
<br />Pinus ponderosa
<br />Juniperus communis 'Alpine Carpet'
<br />Yucca filamentosa
<br />Juniperus sabina 'Arcadia'
<br />Juniperus horizontal/is 'Youngstown'
<br />Juniperus ho rizo ntalis 'Bar Harbor'
<br />Juniperus sabina 'Calgary Carpet'
<br />Mahonia aquifolium compacta
<br />Picea pungens 'Globose'
<br />Taxus x media 'Hicks ii'
<br />A rota staphylo s uva-ursi
<br />Euonymus fortunel 'Kewensis'
<br />A rctostaphylos x cola redo ensis
<br />M aho nla aquifo hum
<br />Juniperus chinensis 'Old Gold'
<br />A rctostaphylos x coloradoensis 'Panchito'
<br />Pinus mugo 'Slowmound'
<br />Juniperus sabina var, tam ariscifolia
<br />Buxus micro phyla 'Winter Gem'
<br />LEGEND
<br />(SIZE & CONDITION
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />6' ht.,clump, B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. 8&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal, B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal, B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />2" cal. B&B
<br />6' min. ht., B&B
<br />6' min. ht., B&B
<br />6' min. ht., B&B
<br />5 gal. cont,, 12" sprd. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 12" ht, min.
<br />5 gal. cent., 18" sprd, min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" sprd. min.
<br />5 gal. cent., 18" sprd, m in.
<br />5 gal. co nt.,18" sprd, min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 2" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. co nt., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. co nt.,18" sprd. min,
<br />5 gal. cont., 3" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 1' ht. min,
<br />5 gal. cont,, 3" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht, min,
<br />5 gal. cont., 6" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" sprd. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" sprd. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 12" ht. min.
<br />1/2 WIDTH OF ROOTBALL
<br />PERENNIAL
<br />LANDSCAPING
<br />FILTER FABRIC
<br />M UMIX LCH
<br />/�� PLANT BACKFILL
<br />/�\/'
<br />\7 UNDISTURBED SOIL
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<br />/\ /\\//\\' ROOTBALL
<br />1PERENNIAL PLANTING
<br />I
<br />SYM I QTY (COMMON NAME
<br />DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
<br />ACR 9 Rose,Austrian Copper
<br />ACT 7 Currant, Alpine
<br />AVB 2 Viburnum, Alleghany
<br />BBB 4 Butterfly B ush, B lack Knight
<br />BBU 2 Burning Bush
<br />BMS 15 Spirea, Blue M ist
<br />CAC 2 Cranberry, Compact A merican
<br />CMD 14 Daphne, CarolMackie
<br />CPB 8 Barberry, Crimson Pygmy
<br />CPL 7 Lilac, Common Purple
<br />CRC 3 Cotoneaster,Cranberry
<br />CSP 4 Plum, Cistern
<br />CTN 13 : Ninebark, Coppertina
<br />DBB 17 Burning Bush, Dwarf
<br />OWN 6 N inebark , Dwarf
<br />FBH 10 Fernbush
<br />HSR 8 Rose, Hansa
<br />LLM 6 Mahogany, Little Leaf Mountain
<br />MLB 6 Broom,Moonlight
<br />NBY 4 Nannyberry
<br />NSF 10 Forsythia, Northern Sun
<br />PJM 42 Rhododendron, PJM
<br />RBB 4 Butterfly Bush, Royal Red
<br />RGB 3 Barberry, Red Leaf
<br />RLB 4 Barberry, Rose Glow
<br />RLR 2 Rose, Red Leafed
<br />RM R 7 Rose, Ruby M eidiland
<br />RTD 20 Dogwood, Red Twig
<br />SFB 7 Butterfly B us h, Silver Fountain
<br />SGB 4 Broom, Spanish Gold
<br />SPS 2 Peashrub, Siberian
<br />SSB 2 Serviceberry, Saskatoon
<br />TBR 8 Rabbitbrush, Tali B lue
<br />TGR 10 Rabbitbrush, Tall Green
<br />TLS 6 Sumac, Three Leaf
<br />USB 4 Serviceberry, Utah
<br />VOW 4 Dogwood, Variegated
<br />PERENNIALS
<br />CBL
<br />CIF
<br />POP
<br />RRP
<br />SAL
<br />SOD
<br />TWP
<br />6 Coral Bells
<br />12 Candytuft
<br />16 Mallow, Pappy
<br />6 Penstemon, Red Rocks
<br />14 Salvia, M ay Night
<br />9 Daylily, Stella d'Oro
<br />6 Phlox, Tall White Garden
<br />ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
<br />A SG
<br />GMG
<br />INC
<br />KFG
<br />15 Sacato n Grass, Alkali
<br />5 Maiden Grass, Graziella
<br />8 Indian Grass
<br />22 Feather Reed Grass, Karl Foerster
<br />(BOTANICAL NAME
<br />Rosa foetida 'Bicolor'
<br />Ribes alpinum
<br />Viburnum xrhytidophyllaides Alleghany'
<br />B uddleia davidii 'B lack Knight'
<br />Euonymus alatus
<br />Caryo pters x cladonensis 'Blue Mist`
<br />Viburnum trite bum 'Corn pactum'
<br />Daphne x be Carol M ackie'
<br />Berbers Chun e gi 'Crimson Pygmy'
<br />Syringe vulgaris
<br />Co toneasterapiculatus
<br />Prunus cistena
<br />Physocarpus opulifolius 'Mindia'
<br />Euonymus alatus 'Compacta'
<br />Physocarpus opulifo bias 'Nanus'
<br />Chamaebatiara millefolium
<br />Rosa hansa
<br />Cercocarpus intricatus
<br />Cytisus scoparius 'Moonlight `
<br />Viburnum lentago
<br />Forsythia 'Northern Sun'
<br />Rhododendron 'PJM'
<br />B uddleia davidii 'Royal Red`
<br />B erberis thurbergii 'A utro purpurea'
<br />B erberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow'
<br />Rosa glauca
<br />Rosa 'M elpreston'
<br />Cornus sericea 'B aileyi`
<br />B uddleia altemifo lie 'A rgentea'
<br />Cytisus purgans 'Spanish Gold'
<br />Caregana arborescens
<br />A melanchier alnifo lia
<br />Chrysothamnus nausea sus a/bicaulis
<br />Chrysothamnus nauseasus graveolens
<br />Rhus trilobata
<br />A melanchier utahensis
<br />Cornus alba 'A rgenteo-m arginata'
<br />Heuchara sanguinea
<br />lberis sernpervirens
<br />Callirhae involucrata
<br />Penstemon x rnexicali'Red Rocks'
<br />Salvia neuro rosy 'M ay Night'
<br />Hemerocal/is x'Stella d'Oro'
<br />Phlox paniculata 'David'
<br />Spa robe las wrightii
<br />M iscanthus sinensis `Graziella'
<br />So rghastrum nutans
<br />Ca/amagrostis x acutiflora 'Kari Foerster`
<br />4)EDGER DETAIL
<br />SIZE & CONDITION
<br />15 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />15 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cant., 30" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 30'' ht. min.
<br />5 gal, cont., 24" ht. min,
<br />5 gal, cont.,18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cant., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 10" ht. min.
<br />5gal.
<br />g
<br />n
<br />cont.,6" ht. min.
<br />4' clump, B&B
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" sprd, min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal, cant., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal, co nt., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. co nt.,18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />4'clump, B&B
<br />5 gal. cant., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal, cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 30" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont.,18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 12" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cant., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cant., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 30" ht. min.
<br />5 gal, cant., 18" ht, min,
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min,
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" ht. min,
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht, min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 18" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />5 gal. cont., 24" ht. min.
<br />1gal, cont.
<br />1 gal. cant.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />lgal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />1gal. cont.
<br />gal. cont.
<br />SOD. ALIGN EDGER WITH
<br />TOP OF SOD
<br />5" x 316" RYERSON STEEL
<br />LANDSCAPE EDGER -BLACK
<br />3" DEPTH ROCK MULCH
<br />(SHRUB BEDS)
<br />SEED MIX
<br />5" x 316" RYERSON STEEL
<br />LANDSCAPE EDGER -BLACK
<br />2" DEPTH CRUSHER FINES
<br />SEED MIX
<br />SPECIES AND VARIETY
<br />% BY WEIGHT
<br />WESTERN WHEATGRASS 30
<br />'ARRIBA' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />SLENDER WHEATGRASS 10
<br />'PRIMAR' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />THICKSPIKE WHEATGRASS 10
<br />'CRITANA' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />GREEN NEEDLEGRASS 10
<br />'LORDORM' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />SIDEOATS GRAMA 15
<br />'VAUGHN' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />LITTLE BLUESTEM 5
<br />'PASTURA' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />BLUE GRAMA 10
<br />'LOVINGTON' OR 'NATIVE'
<br />10
<br />BUFFALOGRASS 'NATIVE'
<br />NOTES:
<br />1. DRILL SEED AT 23.3 POUNDS
<br />PURE LIVE SEED PER ACRE USING A
<br />RANGELAND DRILL.
<br />2. AT THIS SEEDING RATE, THERE
<br />WILL BE ABOUT 125 SEEDS PER
<br />SQUARE FOOT.
<br />LBS/AC
<br />9.6
<br />2.2
<br />2.2
<br />2,0
<br />2.7
<br />0.7
<br />0.6
<br />3.3
<br />COLORADO TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER
<br />1960 CHERRY STREET
<br />LANDSCAPE DETAILS
<br />SCALE VERT.
<br />DESIGN/APPR. RD
<br />DRAWN BY RD
<br />DATE 8/18/2011
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