HomeMy WebLinkAboutRIDGEWOOD HILLS RESIDENCES, 4TH FILING - FDP - FDP130052 - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - LANDSCAPE PLAN (6)INSTALL USING STRAIGHT LINES AND SMOOTH CURVES.. STAKE STEEL HEADER USING
PINS OF TWO FEET O.C. PROVIDE DRAINAGE SLITS OR HOLES AT SUFFICIENT INTERVALS
TO ALLOW EXCESS WATER TO DRAIN AWAY.
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1. AFTER SOIL PREPARATION, ROLL THE AREA TO AN EVENLY COMPACTED, FIRM SOIL
BED.
2. REPLACE HARD AND SOFT AREAS.
3. SCARIFY SURFACE TO A DEPTH OF 3/8 INCH.
4. KEEP SOIL BED MOIST DURING LYING OF SOD.
5. LAY SOD SMOOTHLY; EDGE TO EDGE, AND WITH STAGGERED JOINTS. BUTT EDGES
TIGHTLY.
6. WATER SOD LIGHTLY AS LAYING PROGRESSES TO PREVENT DRYING OF SOD.
7. ROLL SOD DIAGONALLY WITH A LIGHT ROLLER, LEVELING IRREGULARITIES AND
SEALING JOINTS.
8. IN ORDER TO FACILITATE DRAINAGE, PLACE SOD FLUSH WITH PAVEMENT ON THE
UPHILL SIDE OF PAVEMENT. ON THE DOWNHILL SIDE OF PAVEMENT, PLACE SOD
SLIGHTLY BELOW PAVEMENT SURFACE.
9. HOLD SOD BACK FROM TREE TRUNKS AS SHOWN IN DETAILS.
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1. TIME OF SEEDING: UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED, ALL TURF SEEDING SHALL BE
COMPLETED BETWEEN APRIL 15 AND MAY 31, OR BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1 AND OCTOBER
15.
2. DRILL SEEDING: DRILL SEED USING A DRILL IMPLEMENT EQUIPPED WITH THE
FOLLOWING PREFERABLE FEATURES;
DEPTH BANDS - TO ALLOW SEEDING AT THE PROPER DEPTH
SEED BOX AGITATOR - TO PROMOTE SEED MIXING
SEED BOX BAFFLES - TO AID IN EVEN SEED DISTRIBUTION AMONG ROWS
SEED-METERING DEVICE - TO PROMOTE EVEN SEED DISTRIBUTION WITHIN ROWS
FURROW OPENERS - TO PERMIT PROPER SEED PLACEMENT FROM SEED SPOUTS, AND
DRAG CHAINS - TO AID IN SEED COVERAGE
3. THE DRILL WILL BE ADJUSTED TO PLANT SEED TO THE PROPER DEPTH. THE DEPTH
OF SEEDING WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 0.25 TO 0.50 INCH. DRILL ROW SPACING WILL BE
SET AT APPROXIMATELY 6 TO 8 INCHES. THE DRILL WILL THEN BE TOWED ACROSS THE
SEEDBED TO COMPLETE THE PLANTING OPERATION. DRILL SEEDING WILL TAKE PLACE
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF FINAL SEED BED PREPARATION
TECHNIQUES.
4. BROADCAST SEEDING: BROADCAST SEEDING SHALL ONLY OCCUR IN AREAS
INACCESSIBLE TO A DRILL SEEDER. BROADCAST SEED ONLY AFTER ALL TREES AND
SHRUBS HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THESE AREAS. BROADCAST SEEDING WILL BE
ACCOMPLISHED USING HAND-OPERATION "CYCLONE-TYPE" SEEDERS OR ROTARY
BROADCAST EQUIPMENT ATTACHED TO CONSTRUCTION OR RE-VEGETATION
MACHINERY. ALL MACHINERY WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH METERING DEVICES.
BROADCASTING BY HAND WILL BE ACCEPTABLE ON SMALL, ISOLATED SITES. WHEN
BROADCAST SEEDING, PASSES WILL BE MADE OVER EACH SITE TO BE SEEDED IN A
MANNER TO ENSURE AN EVEN DISTRIBUTION OF SEED. WHEN USING HOPPER TYPE
EQUIPMENT, SEED SHOULD BE FREQUENTLY MIXED WITHIN THE HOPPER TO
DISCOURAGE SEED SETTLING AND UNEVEN PLANTING DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIES.
5. BROADCAST SEEDING WILL TAKE PLACE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION
OF FINAL SEEDBED PREPARATION TECHNIQUES. BROADCAST SEEDING SHOULD NOT BE
CONDUCTED WHEN WIND VELOCITIES WOULD PROHIBIT EVEN SEED DISTRIBUTION. THE
BROADCAST SEEDING RATE WILL BE TWICE THE RATE OF DRILL SEEDING.
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MULCH FOLLOWING ALL SOIL PREPARATION AND PLANTING.
1. SHRUB BEDS: MULCH SHRUB BEDS (DECIDUOUS, CONIFEROUS SHRUBS & GRASSES)
WITH A 3-INCH LAYER OF WASHED RIVER GRAVEL MULCH WHERE 5 GALLON SHRUB
MATERIAL IS USED. MULCH ALL ONE GALLON PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER PLANTING
AREAS WITH A 3" LAYER OF WOOD MULCH.
2. TREE PLANTING RINGS IN IRRIGATED TURF AREAS: MULCH ALL SOIL PLANTING RINGS
OF DECIDUOUS AND CONIFEROUS TREES WITH A 3" LAYER OF WOOD BARK MULCH.
AND BOTTOM.
15. SEEDED TURF: ALL TURF SEEDING SHALL BE COMPLETED BETWEEN APRIL 15 AND MAY 31, OR
BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1 AND OCTOBER 15. SEEDED TURF AREAS SHALL BE SEEDED WITH THE
FOLLOWING BLEND:
60% ELDORADO, SILVERADO AND MONARCH TURF TYPE TALL FESCUE
30% MANCHAR SMOOTH BROME
10% BLUEGRASS MIX 9DROUGHT TOLERANT BELANDS.
DRY LAND SEED AREAS SHALL BE SEEDED WITH THE LOW GROW NATIVE MIX BY PAWNEE BUTTES:
10% ARIZONA FESCUE
40% SANDBERG/CANBY BLUEGRASS
10% ROCKY MOUNTAIN/IDAHO FESCUE
40% BIG BLUEGRASS
OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT.
16. TREES, SHRUBS, AND GROUND COVERS:
PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE A FIRST-CLASS REPRESENTATIVE OF ITS SPECIES; HEALTHY, WELL
BRANCHED AND WELL PROPORTIONED IN RESPECT TO HEIGHT AN WIDTH RELATIONSHIPS; FREE FROM
DISEASE, INJURY, INSECTS, AND WEED ROOTS; AND CONFORMING TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
COLORADO NURSERY ACT. (SEE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS OF COLORADO STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
FOR APPROPRIATE SECTIONS OF THE NURSERY ACT). ALL PLANTS SHALL BE NURSERY STOCK FROM
GROWERS LOCATED IN USDA HARDINESS ZONES 1, 2, 3 OR 4.BOTANIC AND COMMON NAMES: PLANT
NAMES GIVEN IN THE PLANT LIST ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH STANDARD HORTICULTURAL PRACTICE IN
THIS AREA. PLANTS ARE TO BE DELIVERED TO THE SITE WITH TAGS BEARING THE BOTANIC NAME AS
INDICATED BY THE PLANT LIST.
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CLEARING. PRIOR TO ANY SOIL PREPARATION, EXISTING VEGETATION TO REMAIN AND WHICH MIGHT
INTERFERE WIT THE SPECIFIED SOIL PREPARATION SHALL BE MOWED, GRUBBED, RAKED, AND THE
DEBRIS REMOVED FROM THE SITE. PRIOR TO OR DURING GRADING OR TILLAGE OPERATION, THE
GROUND SURFACE SHALL BE CLEARED OF MATERIALS THAT MIGHT HINDER FINAL OPERATIONS.
PREPARE ALL AREAS TO BE PLANTED AS FOLLOWS:
RIP ALL AREAS TO BE PLANTED, SEEDED AND/OR SODDED TO A MINIMUM OF 8 INCHES IN TWO
DIRECTIONS USING AN AGRICULTURAL RIPPER WITH TINES SPACED AT NO GREATER THAN 18 INCHES.
AREAS ADJACENT TO WALKS, STRUCTURES CURBS, ETC, WHERE THE USE OF LARGE MECHANICAL
EQUIPMENT IS DIFFICULT, SHALL BE WORKED WITH SMALLER EQUIPMENT OR BY HAND.
SOIL PREPARATION: SPREAD 3 CY/1000 SF OF COMPOST AND SUFFICIENT FERTILIZER TO MEET
REQUIREMENTS OF SOIL ANALYSIS OVER ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED, SODDED, AND/OR PLANTED
W/TREES, SHRUB BED AND GROUND COVER. INCORPORATE COMPOST BY DISKING OR ROTOTILLING INTO
THE TOP 4 TO 6 INCHES OF SOIL. OBTAIN A UNIFORM MIXTURE WITH NO POCKETS OF SOIL OR
AMENDMENTS REMAINING.
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1. SUBSTITUTIONS. ANY PLAN SUBSTITUTIONS ARE TO BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR
TO INSTALLATION.
2. ESTABLISHED LOCATION: STAKE TREES AND FLAG OR SET OUR ALL SHRUBS IN LOCATIONS SHOWN ON
THE PLANS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION FOR REVIEW BY OWNER. THE FOLLOWING ARE MINIMUM DISTANCES
THAT PLANT MATERIALS CAN BE PLACED FROM ADJACENT WALLS, FENCES OR PAVED AREAS:
LARGE SHRUBS: 4 FEET
MEDIUM SHRUBS: 2-1/2 FEET
PERENNIALS, GRASSES AND GROUND COVERS: 18 INCHES
3. PLANTING PITS:
DIG PLANTING PITS A MINIMUM OF 2 TIMES AS WIDE AS DIAMETER OF ROOT BALL OR CONTAINER, AND A
DEPTH SUFFICIENT TO ALLOW TOP OF ROOT BALL AT TRUNK TO SIT A MINIMUM OF 3" ABOVE
SURROUNDING GRADE FOR SHRUBS.
INCORPORATE COMPOST BY DISKING OR ROTOTILLING INTO THE TOP 4 TO 6 INCHES OF SOIL. OBTAIN A
UNIFORM MIXTURE WITH NO POCKETS OF SOIL OR AMENDMENTS REMAINING.
BACKFILL PIT WITH EXCAVATED SOIL
SET TOP OF ROOTBALL 4" ABOVE LOWEST
ADJACENT GRADE. REMOVE TOP 2/3 OF
WOOD MULCH (4" DEPTH).
6" DEPTH AMENDED SOIL
WIRE BASKET AND BURLAP.
1. GUY ALL CONIFER TREES AND ALL DECIDUOUS TREES LARGER
THAN 21
2" CAL. AS SHOWN.
2. IN SODDED AREAS, CUT SOD IN 36" CIRCLE AND MULCH. FOR
CONIFERS CUT SOD AT DRIP LINE OF TREE AND MULCH.
3. GUY EVERGREEN TREES IN 3 PLACES AT 45 DEGREE ANGLE
SLIGHTLY TAUT ONLY TO ALLOW SOME MOVEMENT. USE NYLONG
STRAPS (NOT HOSES) WITH METAL GROMMETS.
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1. WEED BARRIER: WEED BARRIER MAY BE TYPAR 3341 OR APPROVED EQUAL. PLACE
WEED BARRIER BENEATH COBBLE MULCH AREAS.
2. COBBLE MULCH: 4-8" DIA. NOMINAL SIZE WASHED RIVER COBBLE. SUBMIT SAMPLE.
3. BARK MULCH: SHREDDED CEDAR BARK MULCH; BARK POLE PEELINGS FROM CEDAR
TREES ONLY. MULCH SHALL BE DARK BROWN IN COLOR AND FINELY SHREDDED. MULCH
SHALL BE FREE FROM NOXIOUS WEED SEED AND FOREIGN MATERIAL HARMFUL TO PLANT
LIFE. CHIPPER CHIPS, PINE POLE PEELINGS OR OTHER ANGULAR BARK CHIPS ARE NOT
ACCEPTABLE. SUBMIT SAMPLES.
4. HEADERS: STEEL HEADER: RYERSON ESTATE STEEL HEADER 1/8" X 4" WITH 1" X 24"
SIZE STRAP STEEL STAKES OR EQUAL. SUBMIT SAMPLE.
5. TREE STAKES: 8-FOOT LONG, 2-INCH DIAMETER PRESSURE TREATED LODGE POLE PINE
STAKES (OR METAL "T" POSTS AS ALLOWED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. APPROVAL
REQUIRED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.)
6. GUY ANCHORS: 24-INCH LONG METAL "T" POSTS.
7. GUYING AND STAKING WIRE: GALVANIZED IRON OR STEEL 12-GUAGE WIRE.
8. WEBBING: 2-INCH NYLON WEBBING OR RUBBERIZED CLOTH.
9. TREE WRAP: 4-INCH MINIMUM WIDTH COMMERCIAL TREE WRAP.
10. SAFETY CAPS: INDUSTRY STANDARD (FOR METAL "T" POST ONLY)
11. COMPOST: A TOTALLY ORGANIC PRODUCT THAT HAS BEEN AEROBICALLY AND
NATURALLY PROCESSED WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF COARSE WOOD CHIPS, IN SUCH A
MANNER AS TO MAINTAIN A CONSISTENT TEMPERATURE OF 140 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT
OR GREATER FOR A PERIOD OF TIME SUFFICIENT TO CREATE THE FOLLOWING
CHARACTERISTICS MEASURED BY DRY WEIGHT: MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE ORGANIC
MATTER: 60% ORGANIC MATTER TO NITROGEN RATIO: 25:1 TO 30:1; PH: 7 TO 8 PHSALTS:
2.0 TO 3.0 MMHOS; LESS THAN 25% INORGANIC MATTER; LESS THEN 1% SOIL, DIRT OR
SAND; MAXIMUM PARTICLE SIZE OF INCH DIAMETER.
ERADICATION OF ALL HARMFUL WEED SEEDS, PATHOGENS AND BACTERIA; A
NON-OFFENSIVE EARTHLY SMELL.
12. FERTILIZER: FERTILIZER FOR TURF SHALL BE COMMERCIAL TYPE, OF UNIFORM
COMPOSITION, FREE FLOWING, AND CONFORMING TO APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL
LAWS. SUBMIT MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. FORMULATED FERTILIZER
ANALYSIS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR REVIEW AND SHALL
BE BASED UPON RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY SOIL LAB. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT
SOIL SAMPLE TO SOIL LAB FOR ANALYSIS AND FERTILIZER RECOMMENDATIONS.
IF SOIL TYPES ARE SIMILAR IN STRUCTURE, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE A CONSISTENT
FORMULATED FERTILIZER FOR THE ENTIRE SITE AREA. HOWEVER, IF SOIL STRUCTURES
ARE VASTLY DIFFERENT, A FORMULATED FERTILIZER FOR EACH SPECIFIC SITE AREA
WILL BE REQUIRED.
FERTILIZER FOR TREE AND SHRUB, BACKFILL MIX, AND GROUND COVER AREAS SHALL BE
OSMOCOTE SIERRABLEN, 9 MONTH SLOW-RELEASE FERTILIZER.
13. BLUEGRASS SOD: BLUEGRASS SOD SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING SEED MIX:
60% ELDORADO, SILVERADO AND MONARCH TURF TYPE FTALL FESCUE, 30% MANCHAR
SMOOTHE BROME, 10% BLUEGRASS MIX (DROUGHT TOLERANT BLENDS). SOD SHALL BE
A MINIMUM OF ¾ INCH THICK, HARVESTED IN ROLLS FERTILIZED TWO TO THREE WEEKS
BEFORE CUTTING, AND SHALL BE CUT NOT MORE THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO PLANTING.
SOD SHALL BE ONE YEAR OLD, MINIMUM, GROWN UNDER INTENSIVE CARE AND
CULTIVATION TO PRODUCE A THICK, EVEN STAND OF GRASS.
FLAGGING
2X ROOT BALL DIA. SCARIFY SIDES
6" DEPTH AMENDED SOIL
6" DEPTH AMENDED SOIL. NO SPECIAL
EXISTING SUBGRADE
BACKFILL MIX.
PLACE SHRUBS A MINIMUM OF 18" FROM PLANTING BED EDGE (STEEL HEADER, CURBS,
WALKS, WALLS, ETC.) FOR 1 GALLON SHRUBS, 3' MINIMUM FOR 5 GALLON DECIDUOUS
SHRUBS, 4' FOR CONIFER SHRUB.
FOR 5 GALLON AND LARGER PLANT MATERIAL CONSTRUCT A 2" HIGH WATERING RING
AROUND SHRUB AT EDGE OF PLANTING PIT. FOR 1 GALLON MATERIAL, CONSTRUCT A 2"
X 18" DIA. WATER RING AND MULCH WITH WOOD BARK INSIDE OF THE WATER RING.
NO WEEDBARRIER FABRIC
HAND SPADED EDGE
SHRUB BED FINISHED GRADE
4" DEPTH
RESTORE THE FINE GRADE OF ALL AREAS TO BE PLANTED, SEEDED AND/OR SODDED
WITH FLOAT DRAG TO REMOVE IRREGULARITIES RESULTING FROM TILLING OPERATIONS.
FLOAT DRAG TWO DIRECTIONS. REMOVE ANY ADDITIONAL STONES OVER 1-1/2 INCHES
THAT HAVE COME TO THE SURFACE. UPON COMPLETION OF FINISH GRADING
OPERATIONS, THE CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE A FINISH LANDSCAPE GRADE THAT
SHALL CONFORM TO THE GRADES AND ELEVATIONS SHOWN ON THE ENGINEERING
DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE IN ALL LANDSCAPE
AREAS.
SHRUBS. ROUGHEN SIDES OF THE PIT TO REMOVE ANY COMPACTING OR GLAZING.
LOOSEN SOIL AT BOTTOM OF PIT TO A MINIMUM DEPTH OF SIX INCHES. MIX LOOSENED
SOIL WITH SPECIFIED BACKFILL.
4. BACKFILL MATERIAL: TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING PITS SHALL BE BACKFILLED WITH
THE FOLLOWING MIX:
75% TOPSOIL BY VOLUME (SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PLANTING PITS).
25% COMPOST BY VOLUME.
THE SPECIFIED BACKFILL MATERIALS SHALL BE PRE-MIXED USING INDUSTRY ACCEPTED
TECHNIQUE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A UNIFORM, EVENLY BLENDED CONSISTENCY, FREE
FROM POCKETS OF UNBLENDED MATERIAL AND CLODS OR STONES GREATER THAN TWO
INCHES IN DIAMETER. BACKFILL MIX SHALL BE DELIVERED TO EACH PLANTING PIT AFTER
MIXING HAS OCCURRED.
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1. REMOVE STOCK FROM CONTAINER. DO NOT BREAK THE ROOT BALL. A SPADE SHALL
NOT BE USED. SCARIFY SIDES AND BOTTOM OF ROOT BALL.
2. PLACE BACKFILL MIX INTO PLANTING PIT TO A DEPTH SUCH THAT THE PLANT, WHEN
PLANTED, WILL BE THREE INCHES ABOVE FINISH GRADE FOR DECIDUOUS TREES, FOUR
TO SIX INCHES FOR CONIFEROUS TREES, AND TWO INCHES ABOVE FINISH GRADE FOR
ALL SHRUBS.
3. UNTIE AND REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP THIRD OF ROOT BALL ON BALLED AND
BURLAPPED MATERIAL. REMOVE WIRE BASKETS FROM TOP AND MINIMUM OF 2/3 OF ALL
SIDE OF ROOT BALL.
4. BACKFILL ONE-HALF OF PIT WITH BACKFILL MIXTURE AND WATER IN THOROUGHLY
BEFORE PLACING ANY MORE BACKFILL. DO NOT WORK WET SOIL.
5. BACKFILL THE REST OF THE PLANTING PIT WITH BACKFILL MIXTURE AND TAMP TO
COMPACT. WATER IN THOROUGHLY. DO NOT WORK WET SOIL
APPLY SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZER, PER MANUFACTURER'S DIRECTION OF SIZE OF PLANT
MATERIAL, BY SPREADING EVENLY OVER THE TOP OF THE ENTIRE PLANTING PIT.
6. STAKE OR GUY ALL TREES IN A TRUE VERTICAL POSITION. WRAP DECIDUOUS TREES
BOTTOM TO TOP. STAPLE OR TACK IN PLACE AT TOP. WRAP APPROXIMATELY
NOVEMBER 15 AND REMOVE APPROXIMATELY MAY 15.
7. IF TREES ARE PLANTED IN A SPADE DUG HOLE, THEY SHALL BE DEEP WATERED WITH A
WATERING NEEDLE ANGLING FROM THE INSIDE OF THE BALL OUT THROUGH THE
PERIMETER OF THE SOIL.
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1. WEED BARRIER SHALL BE PLACED IN ALL SHRUB BED AREAS WHERE 5-GALLON SHRUB
MATERIAL IS USED OR WHERE NOTED IN PLAN AND DETAILS. AT ALL EDGES OF CURBS,
WALLS, STRUCTURES, PAVEMENTS, AND HEADERS, WEED BARRIER SHALL BE SECURED
WITH 11-GAUGE, 6-INCH LONG STAPLES AT 18 INCHES O.C. AT ALL EDGES.
2. NO WEED BARRIER SHALL BE PLACED IN AREAS RECEIVING ONE GALLON AND
SMALLER PLANT MATERIAL.
3. NO WEED BARRIER SHALL BE PLACED IN SOIL PLANTING RINGS OF DECIDUOUS AND
CONIFEROUS TREES PLANTED IN SODDED OR SEEDED AREAS.
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1. LAYOUT STEEL HEADER IN LOCATIONS SHOWN ON PLANS AND RECEIVE REVIEW OF
OWNER PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. LOCATE BY SCALING OFF OF PLAN. INSTALL PLUMB
WITH GRADES MAINTAINING A MINIMUM CONSTANT HEIGHT OF ONE INCH ABOVE
ADJACENT TURF AREAS.
30" DIA. MULCH RING IN LAWN AREAS.
4" DEPTH WOOD MULCH AT BASE OF TREE.
OF ROOTBALL 3" ABOVE LOWEST ADJACENT GRADE.
POSTS VERTICALLY PLUMB. NO RUBBER HOSES.
PROTECTIVE RUBBER CAPS ON POSTS.
SET TREE ON COMPACTED SUBGRADE WITH TOP
REMOVE TOP 3/4 OF WIRE BASKET AND BURLAP.
PLANTED IN THE SPRING DO NOT WRAP.
WRAP TREES TO FIRST BRANCH IN THE FALL. iF
DECIDUOUS TREES
(SLIGHTLY TAUT). WITH NYLON STRAPS. SET
STAKE TREES USING METAL POSTS WIRED
18" MIN.
LAWN
SHRUBS
TREE AND SHRUB INSTALLATION
LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATIONS
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
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M. Timm Development
Bill Timm
233 Carillo Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 963-0358
RIDGEWOOD HILLS - FOURTH FILING
AVONDALE RD & TRIANGLE DR
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
111-122FC
DEC 13, 2013
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