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I � 4� �� •� � �<..� �" • •, 20.74 M 1 I _I1 INDIAN HAWTHORN RI SHEARED TO MATCH 3 0. C. GAL. 84 ASIATIC JASM NE LITTL LEAF TA 1 GAL. 18 0. C. 2 PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA HIRA' CR ME DE MINT DWARF MOCK ORANGE' P�STRIMMED TO MATCH 24 O.C. 3 GAL. 3 SYLVESTER PALM - UNIFORM SPECIMENS PS 10 C.T. WITH FULL CANOPY TO MATCH / 1 � LIGUSTRUM TREE -UNIFORM SPECIMENS LSB (10'X10'X10') TRIMMED TO MATCH MULTI -TRUNK EUROPEAN FAN PALM - 3 - TRUNK CLUMP SPECIMEN CH73' C.T. 30 GAL. WITH FULL CANOPIES TO MATCH r WERE i ME LEIME El ME 6'HT. i STUDY rW -BOX FENCE S83018'16"W 195.35'(C.C.C.L.) f%m S83023' 14"W 194.55'(DEED) 7 LIVING PORCHME 20.25 OI 11 jn MIAMI y apl, • ^;', ��' 1,I,1111�llLJJilllill(lilW1:JI11111t11iliii�Ji1111 _ cn y t~ d WALLv� I 'BAKERII' CORD GRASS /65 3' 0. C. 3 GAL. SB PARSON'S JUNIPER 50 2 0. C. 3 GAL. Fo( PARSON'S JUNIPER 22 I 2 0. C. 3 GAL. SYLVESTER PALM - UNIFORM SPECIMENS /3 10 C.T. WITH FULL CANOPY TO MATCH PS I PARSON'S JUNIPER 18 2 0. C. 3 GAL. I 0 MULTI -TRUNK SABA PALMS - 3 - TRUNK CLUMP SPECIMENS 1 1 - 12 C.T. WITH FULL CANOPY TO MATCH SP LIGUSTRUM TREE -UNIFORM SPECIMENS 4 (8'X8'X8') TRIMMED TO MATCH LJ I 'VARIEGATED' PITTOSPORUM16 4 0. C. 7 GAL. TV LIRIOPE 'SUPER BLUE' 118 2' 0. C. 1 GAL. SB PLANTING LAYOUT PLAN _N 0 R-TH - SCALE REVISED C>E9CRIPTION C>ATM yj N 0NO o co WRQ IF¢ 0YLL W WW J �ZJ 0 0 Z 020 Liu1 Y Q0Q JN7 VN• Zoo( I ZN� Fo( 0L� 0j W• Z0� A 0 yj N 0NO o co WRQ IF¢ 0YLL W WW J �ZJ 0 0 Z 020 Liu1 Y Q0Q JN7 BRAWN BY: D.J.L. CHECKED BY: G_J_L_ JOB NUMBER: 172002 -LS SHEET NO. LS 7 /CRATE: OB/1B/'I7 w w A z� W� E W O BRAWN BY: D.J.L. CHECKED BY: G_J_L_ JOB NUMBER: 172002 -LS SHEET NO. LS 7 /CRATE: OB/1B/'I7 PLANTING SCHEDULE: TREES: KEY QTY GRADE HEIGHT CH LJ 1 4 LJ 9 PS 3 SP 8 SP 1 — (3—EACH) BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME GRADE HEIGHT SPREAD REMARKS 42"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 3'0.C., 7GAL. SHEARED TO MATCH JCP 305 JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'PARSONII' PARSONS JUNIPER FLA.#1 CHAMEROPS HUMILIS EUROPEAN FAN PALM FLA.#1 4'HT. 4'SPD. 4'O.A., UNIFORM SPECIMEN @ 15 GAL. LIGUSTRUM JAPONICA LIGUSTRUM SPECIMEN TREE FORM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 42"C.T., UNIFORM MULTI—STEM SPECIMEN (6—STEM MIN. LIGUSTRUM JAPONICA LIGUSTRUM SPECIMEN TREE FORM FLA.#1 10'HT. 10'SPD. 42"C.T., UNIFORM MULTI—STEM SPECIMEN (6—STEM MIN. PHOENIX SYLVESTRIS SYLVESTER DATE PALM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 8' C.T., UNIFORM SPECIMEN SABAL PALM CABBAGE PALM FLA.#1 14"HT. 8'SPD. 10' C.T., UNIFORM SPECIMEN SABAL PALM CABBAGE PALM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 8' C.T., UNIFORM SPECIMEN 3S & GROUND COVER: FRONT YARD KEY QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME GRADE HEIGHT SPREAD REMARKS IVN 10 ILEX VOMITORIA 'NANA' DWARF YAUPON FLA.#1 36"HT. 42"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 3'0.C., 7GAL. SHEARED TO MATCH JCP 305 JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'PARSONII' PARSONS JUNIPER FLA.#1 12"-15"HT. 18"— 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C. 3 GAL. LSB 250 LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'SUPER BLUE' 'SUPER BLUE' LIRIOPE FLA.#1 18"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C., 1 GAL. PTV MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. (2" X 4" X 30") WOOD STAKE 'VARIEGATED' PITTOSPORUM FLA.#1 24"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 4'_ — — PTS 18 PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA 'SHIRA' CREAM DE MINT 'DWARF MOCK ORANGE' FLA.#1 12"HT. 18"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C., 3 GAL. RI 20 RAPHIOLEPIS INDICA INDIAN HAWTHORN FLA.#1 18"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 30"O.C. 3 GAL. PRUNE TO MATCH SB 76 SPARTINA 'BAKERII' 'BAKERI' CORD GRASS FLA.#1 24"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 4'O.C. 3 GAL. TA 106 TRACHEALOSPERMUM ASIATICUM ASIATIC JASMINE FLA.#1 12" LENGTH Ia_"SPD. 1 —GAL. POTS (10-12 RUNNERS PER POT @ 18"O.C. P-4 SQ. FT. 4,800 SOD — STENOTAPHRUM SECONDENTATUM 'WARNER CLASSIC' — 'WARNER CLASSIC' ST. AUGUSTINE FRESH CUT @ 500 SQ. FT. PER PALLET MULCH MULCH ALL PLANTING BEDS WITH 3"MIN. OF PINE BARK CANTING NOTES: 0. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONFIRMING ALL PLANT AND TREE QUANTITIES. OVERLAY EDGES. STAGGER ROWS TO OFFSET JOINTS IN 1. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FINISHED GRADING OF ALL PLANTING BEDS AND LAWNS TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DRAINAGE. 2. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FACT THAT THE SCIENTIFIC AND COMMON NAMES USED FOR THE PLANTS REQUIRED UNDER THIS CONTRACT OUGHLY WITH A FINE ARE GENERALLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THE APPROVED NAMES GIVEN IN STANDARD PLANT NAMES — AMERICAN JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENSURE CONTACT WITH SUB—GRADE AND TO ELIMINATE IRREGULARITIES. HORTICULTURAL NOMEMCLATURE. THE NAMES OF VARIETIES NOT INCLUDED THEREIN ARE GENERALLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THOSE USED IN IS ABOVE 45 THE NURSERY TRADE. 85 DEGREES 3. ALL PLANTS CONFORM TO THE SPECIES AND/OR VARIETIES LISTED IN PLANT SCHEDULES. J.) MAINTAIN SODDED AREA UNTIL COMPLETION AND ACC_PTANCE 3. ALL CHANGES IN MATERIALS OR LAYOUT MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. AREAS THAT HAVE 5. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE GRADED BY GRADES AND STANDARDS FOR NURSERY PLANTS, DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY — FLORIDA FROM SITE ALL EXCESS NUMBER ONE OR BETTER. ANY DAMAGE 6. ALL PLANT MATERIALS NOT LISTED BY GRADES AND STANDARDS FOR NURAERY PLANTS, SHALL CONFORM TO FLORIDA NUMBER ONE AS TO: K.) SODDED AREA WILL BE INSPECTED SUBJECT TO COM a. HEALTH AND VITALITY MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. (2" X 4" X 30") WOOD STAKE b. CONDITION OF FOLIAGE c.ROOT SYSTEM I— — FINISH GRADE d. FREEDOM OF PEST OR MECHANICAL DAMAGE — — e. HEAVILY BRANCHED AND DENSLEY FOLIATED Was ACCORDING TO THE ACCEPTED NORMAL SHAPE BALL, REMOVE BURLAP OF SPECIES OR VARIETY wc�o� 7. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SCHEDULING A UTILITY LOCATE AND COORDINATION WITH EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES. 8. DELINEATION OF PLANT MATERIALS ON THE PLAN IS FOR GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION ONLY. DELINEATION MAY NOT SHOW EXACT LOCATION, wa SIZE, SHAPE, TEXTURE, ECT. 9. MATERIALS: a. PEAT — HORTICULTURAL PEAT MOSS PULVERIZED, FREE FROM LITTER & WOODY MATERIALS. , b. COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: �o 1) 100% ORGANIC ANALYSIS OF 6-2-0 (MILORGANITE) OR APPROVED EQUAL. — 2) 50% ORGANIC WITH ANALYSIS OF 6-6-6. SAND BACKFILL. c. MULCHES: 2X BALL DIA. z1.4� 1) CYPRESS MULCHES — TYPE "A" CLEAN CYPRESS BARK MULCH FREE OF WEEDS, STICKS, MOSS, AND OTHER DEBRIS. d. TOP SOIL — CLEAN TOPSOIL NATIVE TO THE AREA FREE OF WEEDS, STICKS, ROOTS, ROCKS, AND ANY OTHER DEBRIS. AWN SPECIFICATIONS: A.) ALL SODDING IS TO COMPLY WITH NATIONAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND COMPLY WITH AMERICAN SOD PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (A.S.P.A.) CLASSES OF SOD MATERIAL. B.) SUBMIT SOD GROWERS CERTIFICATION OF GRASS SPECIES. IDENTIFY SOURCE LOCATION AND SUBMIT SOD SAMPLE IF SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED BY THE OWNER OR THE OWNERS REPRESENTIVE. C.) CUT, DELIVER, AND INSTALL SOD WITHIN A 24 TO 48 HOUR PERIOD MAXIMUM. DO NOT HARVEST OR TRANSPORT SOD WHEN MOISTURE CONTENT MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT SOD SURVIVAL. PROTECT SOD FROM SUN, WIND, AND DEHYDRATION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. D.) NOTIFY OWNER OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO THE START OF SODDING OPERATIONS SO AS NOT TO CONFLICT WITH OTHER PROJECT OPERATIONS. RESTRICT TRAFFIC ON SODDED AREA UNTIL GRASS IS ESTABLISHED, AND VERIFY OPERABILITY OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM OR PROVIDE INTERIM WATERING DEVICES. E.) PROVIDE NURSERY GROWN, PASTURE SOD AS SPECIFIED ON THE PLANT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE WHICH IS WELL ROOTED, HEALTHY, FREE OF DISEASES, NEMATODES, AND SOIL BORNE INSECTS. PROVIDE SOD UNIFORM IN COLOR, LEAF TEXTURE, DENSITY, FREE FROM WEEDS, UNDESIRABLE GRASSES, STONES, ROOTS, THATCH, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER. IT IS TO BE CAPABLE OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT WHEN PLANTED. F.) APPLY A NATURAL MILORGANITE STARTER FERTILIZER BELOW THE SOD AT A RATE OF 20 LBS./1000 SQ. FT. AND PROVIDE A GRANULAR, NONBURNING PRODUCT, COMPOSED OF NOT LESS THAN 50% ORGANIC, SLOW ACTING, GUARANTEED ANALYSIS, PROFESSIONAL FERTILIZER AS A TOP DRESS AFTER SOD INSTALLATION WITH A 20-20-20 ANALYSIS OR SIMILAR APPROVED AT A RATE OF 20 LBS/1000 SQ. FT. G.) STAKE SOD WHEN INSTALLED ON SLOPES GREATER THAN 3:1 OR IN DRAINAGE SWALES. H.) SCARIFY TOPSOIL AND REMOVE STONES, STICKS, ROOTS, RUBBISH, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER. FINE—GRADE LAWN TO REMOVE RIDGES AND DEPRESSIONS PRIOR TO AND DURING SODDING OPERATIONS. I.) LAY SOD TO FORM A SOLID MASS WITH TIGHTLY FITT _D JOINTS. DO NOT OVERLAY EDGES. STAGGER ROWS TO OFFSET JOINTS IN ADJACENT STRIPS. PROVIDE SOD PAD TOP FLUSH WITH ADJACENT CURBS, SIDEWALKS, DRAINS, SEEDED AREAS OR EXISTING LAWNS. INSTALL SOD IN STRAIGHT ROWS, EXCEPT WHEN LINING ADJACENT PLANTING BEDS. WET SOD THO OUGHLY WITH A FINE SPRAY IMMEDIATELY AFTER LAYING. ROLL WITH A LIGHT AWN ROLLER TO ENSURE CONTACT WITH SUB—GRADE AND TO ELIMINATE IRREGULARITIES. THE SOD IS TO BE INSTALLED ONLY IF THE SOIL TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE 45 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, IF THE SOIL TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE 85 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT. THE SOIL IS TO BE WETTED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. BOUND WITH STEEL BAND. J.) MAINTAIN SODDED AREA UNTIL COMPLETION AND ACC_PTANCE BY OWNER OR OWNER REPRESENTATIVE. REPAIR, REWORK, AND RESOD ALL AREAS THAT HAVE WASHED OUT, ERODED, OR HAVE NOT PROVIDED A UNIFORM STAND. PERFORM CLEANING DURING INSTALLATION OF THE WORK. REMOVE FROM SITE ALL EXCESS MATERIALS, EMPTY PALLETS, DEBRIS, AND EQUIPMENT. REPAIR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM SODDING OPERATIONS. K.) SODDED AREA WILL BE INSPECTED SUBJECT TO COM LIANCE WITH SPECIFIED MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. (2" X 4" X 30") WOOD STAKE ALL LAWN AREAS DESIGNATED ON THE PLANTING PLANS WITH STIPPLING ARE TO BE SODDED WITH ST. AUGUSTINE FLORITAM VARIETY SOLID CONTINUOUS COVERAGE. SEE THIS SHEET FOR SODDING SPECIFICATIONS. WHERE CONTAINER SIZES ARE INDICATED BALLED & BURLAPPED (B&B) OR SPADE, DUG TREES MAY BE SUBSTITUTED IF ALL OTHER SPECIFICATIONS ARE M ET. QUANTITIES OF PLANT MATERIAL IN THE PLANT SCHEDULE ARE FOR THE CONTRACTORS CONVENIENCE ONLY. EXACT QUANTITIES ARE TO BE TAKEN FROM THE PLANTING PLANS. PLANTING DETAILS: PLANTING KEY: PLANTING KEY: QUANTITY PLANT SYMBOL SPECIFIED PLANTS ABBREVIATIONS: TEMPORARY TREE PROTECTION BARRIER IS TO BE THE GREATER DISTANCE OF: 6 FEET FROM THE BASE OF THE TREE OR THE DISTANCE REQUIRED I TO INCLUDE AT LEAST 50 PERCENT OF THE ARF UNDER THE DRIPLINE OF THE TREE. � • EA. — EACH • O.C. — ON CENTER • C.T. — CLEAR TRUNK • CAL. — CALIPER OF TREES @ 6' OFF GROUND • BIBS — INDIVIDUAL SETS TO MAKE UP PLANT • A.L.A. — APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT THE BARRIER SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF TWO BY FOUR (2X4) POSTS PLACED A MAXIMUM 8 FEET APART, WITH EITHER A TWO BY FOUR (2X4) MINIMUM TOP RAIL, OR A TEMPORARY WIRE MESH FENCE. ° NOTES: NO MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT -� SHALL BE STORED, OPERATED, o DUMPED, OR BURNED WITHIN THE ° F PROTECTED AREA. c� —NO ATTACHMENT (WIRES, SIGNS, ETC.), SHALL BE ATTACHED TO A cl_j PROTECTED TREE. PRIOR TO ANY LAND CLEARING ° 0� ` O o OPERATIONS, TREE LIMBS WHICH INTERFERE WITH CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REMOVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NAT. ARBORIST ASSOC. PRUNING STANDARDS. —ALL PROTECTED TREES SHALL BE PRUNED TO REMOVE DEAD OR DAMAGED 3' min. LIMBS AND FERTILIZED AS NECESSARYTO COMPENSATE FOR ANY ROOT LOSS. -III=III=III=ITI-11 -1II—III=III=III-II -III=III=III=III-11 III -III -1 -III—III-1 -III—III-1 TREE PROTECTION BARRIER DETAIL NO SCALE •PRUNE ANY RUBBING OR BROKEN BRANCHES - THIN FOLIAGE BY ONE THIRD RETAINING NORMAL SHAPE OF TREE. •PAINT ALL CUTS OVER 112' DIA, • DO NOT PLANT TREE TOO DEEP TREE SHOULD HAVE SAME RELATIONSHIP TO FINISH GRADE AS IT DID TO PREVIOUSLY PLANTED GRADE. RUBBER HOSE 3 NO. 12 GAL. GUYING WIREW EQUALLY SPACED OR MULTI -STRAND OF EQUALSTRENGTH. OPTIONAL STAKING (2 PER TREE) FORM SAUCER I II II II SPECIFIED PLANTING I i MIX WATER & TAMP TO REMOVE AIR PKTS. I MULCH it II 3 2"X4"X24" PRESS. I= 111111 IIIIIIIIIIII I I=I TREATED STAKES SPREAD n a W J � U = FINISHED GRADE 6" MIN. NOTE:U�Ejj IE�- - it - II=►�I= STAKING AS REQUIRED III— II 2X BALL DIA. EXTERIOR TREE PLANTING DETAIL NO SCALE • GRADE ALL BED AREAS TO A SMOOTH EVEN CONTOUR FREE OF DEPRESSIONS, RIDGES ROCKS OR OTHER"' BOTH BEFORE ANI PLANTING & BEFC • DO NOT PLANT SI DEEP. TOP OF R SHOULD BE EVEN GRADE BEFORE MI SPECIFIED MULCH FORM SLIGHT SAI, AT ROOTBALL SPECIFIED PLANTII WATER & TAMP L TO REMOVE ALL POCKETS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT A 0 V® SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL NO SCALE NOTE: FOR STABILIZATION, SABAL PALMS MAY BE PLANTED UP TO 2' BELOW GRADE PROVIDED THAT SPECIFIED CLEAR TRUNK HEIGHT BE MAINTAINED. PALM PLANTING DETAIL NOT TO SCALE r IEvisEc� r_>BSCRIPTION [:>Al -l=- L U] FOR SABAL PALMS REMOVE ALL BUT CENTER BUD. " DO NOT INJURE/ DAMAGE BUD. w>'.. TIE FRONDS AS NECESSARY � FOR PROTECTION OF BUD (TYP.). z� NO SCARRED OR BLACKENED TRUNKS. aw PROTECTIVE 2 X 4 BLOCKS BOUND WITH STEEL BAND. (3) 2 X 4 DIAGONAL BRACES NAILED TO BLOCKING. 3" SPECIFIED MULCH. FORM 6" X 12"EARTH SAUCER, MAINTAIN FOR 1 FULL GROWING SEASON. (2" X 4" X 30") WOOD STAKE to _ I I- IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I— — FINISH GRADE (n QPLANTING — — W Was BALL, REMOVE BURLAP W wc�o� wa FROM TOP THIRD OF BALL. xw 20# MILORGANITE MIXED W/ �o — SAND BACKFILL. 2X BALL DIA. z1.4� PALM PLANTING DETAIL NOT TO SCALE r IEvisEc� r_>BSCRIPTION [:>Al -l=- L U] 44 o � z� aw wW w ~' W � x W Was W wc�o� wa xw �o z z1.4� P-4 ORAWN BY: D.J.L. CHECKED BY: G.J.L. JOB NUMBER: 1_72002 -LS SHEET NO. LS 7.1 OATS: 02/2B/18 PLANTING SCHEDULE: TREES: KEY QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME GRADE HEIGHT SPREAD REMARKS PLANT @ 3'O.C., 7GAL. SHEARED TO MATCH JCP 409 JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'PARSONII' PARSONS JUNIPER FLA.#1 12"-15"HT. 18"— 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ CH 1 CHAMEROPS HUMILIS EUROPEAN FAN PALM FLA.#1 4'HT. 4'SPD. 4'O.A., UNIFORM SPECIMEN @ 15 GAL. LJ 4 LIGUSTRUM JAPONICA LIGUSTRUM SPECIMEN TREE FORM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 42"C.T., UNIFORM MULTI—STEM SPECIMEN (6—STEM MIN.) LJ 10 LIGUSTRUM JAPONICA LIGUSTRUM SPECIMEN TREE FORM FLA.#1 1O'HT. 1O'SPD. 42"C.T., UNIFORM MULTI—STEM SPECIMEN (6—STEM MIN.) PS 6 PHOENIX SYLVESTRIS SYLVESTER DATE PALM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 8' C.T., UNIFORM SPECIMEN SP 4 — 3—EACH SABAL PALM CABBAGE PALM FLA.#1 8'HT. 8'SPD. 8' C.T., UNIFORM SPECIMEN SHRUBS & KEY GROUND COVER: FRONT QTY YARD BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME GRADE HEIGHT SPREAD REMARKS 106 TRACHEALOSPERMUM ASIATICUM IVN 10 ILEX VOMITORIA 'NANA' DWARF YAUPON FLA•#1 36"HT. 42"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 3'O.C., 7GAL. SHEARED TO MATCH JCP 409 JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'PARSONII' PARSONS JUNIPER FLA.#1 12"-15"HT. 18"— 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C. 3 GAL. LSB 250 LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'SUPER BLUE' 'SUPER BLUE' LIRIOPE FLA.#1 18"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C., 1 GAL. PTV MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. 'VARIEGATED' PITTOSPORUM FLA.#1 24"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 4'O.C., Q PTS 28 PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA 'SHIRA' CREAM DE MINT 'DWARF MOCK ORANGEFLA.#1 12"HT. 18"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 2'O.C., 3 GAL. RI 77 RAPHIOLEPIS INDICA INDIAN HAWTHORN FLA.#1 18"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 30"O.C. 3 GAL. PRUNE TO MATCH SB 76 SPARTINA 'BAKERII' 'BAKERI' CORD GRASS FLA.#1 24"HT. 24"SPD. FULL PLANT @ 4'O.C. 3 GAL. TA 106 TRACHEALOSPERMUM ASIATICUM ASIATIC JASMINE FLA.#1 12" LENGTH IallspD. 1—GAL. POTS 10-12 RUNNERS PER POT @ 18"O.C. SQ. FT. 2,940 SOD - STENOTAPHRUM SECONDENTATUM 'WARNER CLASSIC' - 'WARNER CLASSIC' ST. AUGUSTINE FRESH CUT @ 500 SQ. FT. PER PALLET 'EMPIRE' ZOYSIA SOD - POSSIBLE OPTION FULL SUN Z PARTIAL SHADE - 2 TO 3 HRS OF SUN EXPOSURE PER DAY REQUIRED TO THRIVE MULCH MULCH ALL PLANTING BEDS WITH 3"MIN. OF PINE BARK CANTING NOTES: 0. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONFIRMING ALL PLANT AND TREE QUANTITIES. OVERLAY EDGES. STAGGER ROWS TO OFFSET JOINTS IN 1. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FINISHED GRADING OF ALL PLANTING BEDS AND LAWNS TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DRAINAGE. 2. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FACT THAT THE SCIENTIFIC AND COMMON NAMES USED FOR THE PLANTS REQUIRED UNDER THIS CONTRACT UGHLY WITH A FINE ARE GENERALLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THE APPROVED NAMES GIVEN IN STANDARD PLANT NAMES - AMERICAN JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENSURE CONTACT WITH SUB -GRADE AND TO ELIMINATE IR HORTICULTURAL NOMEMCLATURE. THE NAMES OF VARIETIES NOT INCLUDED THEREIN ARE GENERALLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THOSE USED IN IS ABOVE 45 THE NURSERY TRADE. 85 DEGREES 3. ALL PLANTS CONFORM TO THE SPECIES AND/OR VARIETIES LISTED IN PLANT SCHEDULES. J.) MAINTAIN SODDED AREA UNTIL COMPLETION AND ACCE 3. ALL CHANGES IN MATERIALS OR LAYOUT MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. AREAS THAT HAVE 5. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE GRADED BY GRADES AND STANDARDS FOR NURSERY PLANTS, DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY - FLORIDA SITE ALL EXCESS NUMBER ONE OR BETTER. AIR ANY DAMAGE 6. ALL PLANT MATERIALS NOT LISTED BY GRADES AND STANDARDS FOR NURAERY PLANTS, SHALL CONFORM TO FLORIDA NUMBER ONE AS TO: K.) SODDED AREA WILL BE INSPECTED SUBJECT TO COMP a. HEALTH AND VITALITY MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. b. CONDITION OF FOLIAGE � c. ROOT SYSTEM d. FREEDOM OF PEST OR MECHANICAL DAMAGE Q e. HEAVILY BRANCHED AND DENSLEY FOLIATED W � O ACCORDING TO THE ACCEPTED NORMAL SHAPE OF SPECIES OR VARIETY 7. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SCHEDULING A UTILITY LOCATE AND COORDINATION WITH EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES. 8. DELINEATION OF PLANT MATERIALS ON THE PLAN IS FOR GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION ONLY. DELINEATION MAY NOT SHOW EXACT LOCATION, SIZE, SHAPE, TEXTURE, ECT. 9. MATERIALS: a. PEAT - HORTICULTURAL PEAT MOSS , PULVERIZED, FREE FROM LITTER & WOODY MATERIALS. W b. COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: W 1) 100% ORGANIC ANALYSIS OF 6-2-0 (MILORGANITE) OR APPROVED EQUAL. pq 2) 50% ORGANIC WITH ANALYSIS OF 6-6-6. c. MULCHES: 1) CYPRESS MULCHES - TYPE "A" CLEAN CYPRESS BARK MULCH FREE OF WEEDS, STICKS, MOSS, AND OTHER DEBRIS. d. TOP SOIL - CLEAN TOPSOIL NATIVE TO THE AREA FREE OF WEEDS, STICKS, ROOTS, ROCKS, AND ANY OTHER DEBRIS. �LAWN SPECIFICATIONS: A.) ALL SODDING IS TO COMPLY WITH NATIONAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND COMPLY WITH AMERICAN SOD PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (A.S.P.A.) CLASSES OF SOD MATERIAL. B.) SUBMIT SOD GROWERS CERTIFICATION OF GRASS SPECIES. IDENTIFY SOURCE LOCATION AND SUBMIT SOD SAMPLE IF SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED BY THE OWNER OR THE OWNERS REPRESENTIVE. C.) CUT, DELIVER, AND INSTALL SOD WITHIN A 24 TO 48 HOUR PERIOD MAXIMUM. DO NOT HARVEST OR TRANSPORT SOD WHEN MOISTURE CONTENT MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT SOD SURVIVAL. PROTECT SOD FROM SUN, WIND, AND DEHYDRATION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. D.) NOTIFY OWNER OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO THE START OF SODDING OPERATIONS SO AS NOT TO CONFLICT WITH OTHER PROJECT OPERATIONS. RESTRICT TRAFFIC ON SODDED AREA UNTIL GRASS IS ESTABLISHED, AND VERIFY OPERABILITY OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM OR PROVIDE INTERIM WATERING DEVICES. E.) PROVIDE NURSERY GROWN, PASTURE SOD AS SPECIFIED ON THE PLANT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE WHICH IS WELL ROOTED, HEALTHY, FREE OF DISEASES, NEMATODES, AND SOIL BORNE INSECTS. PROVIDE SOD UNIFORM IN COLOR, LEAF TEXTURE, DENSITY, FREE FROM WEEDS, UNDESIRABLE GRASSES, STONES, ROOTS, THATCH, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER. IT IS TO BE CAPABLE OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT WHEN PLANTED. F.) APPLY A NATURAL MILORGANITE STARTER FERTILIZER BELOW THE SOD AT A RATE OF 20 LBS./1000 SQ. FT. AND PROVIDE A GRANULAR, NONBURNING PRODUCT, COMPOSED OF NOT LESS THAN 50% ORGANIC, SLOW ACTING, GUARANTEED ANALYSIS, PROFESSIONAL FERTILIZER AS A TOP DRESS AFTER SOD INSTALLATION WITH A 20-20-20 ANALYSIS OR SIMILAR APPROVED AT A RATE OF 20 LBS/1000 SQ. FT. G.) STAKE SOD WHEN INSTALLED ON SLOPES GREATER THAN 3:1 OR IN DRAINAGE SWALES. H.) SCARIFY TOPSOIL AND REMOVE STONES, STICKS, ROOTS, RUBBISH, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER. FINE -GRADE LAWN TO REMOVE RIDGES AND DEPRESSIONS PRIOR TO AND DURING SODDING OPERATIONS. I.) LAY SOD TO FORM A SOLID MASS WITH TIGHTLY FITTE JOINTS. DO NOT OVERLAY EDGES. STAGGER ROWS TO OFFSET JOINTS IN kDJACENT STRIPS. PROVIDE SOD PAD TOP FLUSH WITH ADJACENT CURBS, SIEWALKS, DRAINS, SEEDED AREAS OR EXISTING LAWNS. INSTALL SOD IN STR IGHT ROWS, EXCEPT WHEN LINING ADJACENT PLANTING BEDS. WET SOD THOR UGHLY WITH A FINE SPRAY IMMEDIATELY AFTER LAYING. ROLL WITH A LIGHT LAWN ROLLER TO ENSURE CONTACT WITH SUB -GRADE AND TO ELIMINATE IR EGULARITIES. THE SOD IS TO BE INSTALLED ONLY IF THE SOIL TEMPERATUR IS ABOVE 45 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, IF THE SOIL TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE 85 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT. THE SOIL IS TO BE WETTED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. J.) MAINTAIN SODDED AREA UNTIL COMPLETION AND ACCE TANCE BY OWNER OR OWNER REPRESENTATIVE. REPAIR, REWORK, AND RESOD ALL AREAS THAT HAVE WASHED OUT, ERODED, OR HAVE NOT PROVIDED A UNIFORM STAND. PERFORM CLEANING DURING INSTALLATION OF THE WORK. REMOVE FROM SITE ALL EXCESS MATERIALS, EMPTY PALLETS, DEBRIS, AND EQUIPMENT. REP AIR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM SODDING OPERATIONS. K.) SODDED AREA WILL BE INSPECTED SUBJECT TO COMP IANCE WITH SPECIFIED MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. ALL LAWN AREAS DESIGNATED ON THE PLANTING PLANS A IITH STIPPLING ARE TO BE SODDED WITH ST. AUGUSTINE FLORITAM VARIETY SOLID CONTINUOUS COVERAGE. SEE THIS SHEET FOR SODDING SPECIFICATIONS. WHERE CONTAINER SIZES ARE INDICATED BALLED & BURL PPED (B&B) OR SPADE, DUG TREES MAY BE SUBSTITUTED IF ALL OTHER SPECIFICATIONS ARE MET. QUANTITIES OF PLANT MATERIAL IN THE PLANT SCHEDULE ARE FOR THE CONTRACTORS CONVENIENCE ONLY. EXACT QUANTITIES ARE TO BE TAKEN FROM THE PLANTING PLANS. PLANTING DETAILS: PLANTING KEY: PLANTING KEY: QUANTITY PLANT SYMBOL - SPECIFIED PLAT' TEMPORARY TREE PROTECTION BARRIER IS TO BE THE GREATER DISTANCE OF: 6 FEET FROM THE BASE OF THE TREE OR THE DISTANCE REQUIRED TO INCLUDE AT LEAST 50 PERCENT OF THE AR UNDER THE DRIPLINE OF THE TREE. • EA. — EACH • O.C. — ON CENTER • C.T. — CLEAR TRUNK • CAL. — CALIPER OF TREES @ 6' OFF GROUND • BIBS — INDIVIDUAL SETS TO MAKE UP PLANT • A.L.A. — APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT THE BARRIER SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF TWO BY FOUR (2X4) POSTS PLACED A MAXIMUM 8 FEET APART, WITH EITHER A TWO BY FOUR (2X4) MINIMUM TOP RAIL, OR A TEMPORARY WIRE MESH FENCE. o NOTES: —NO MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT -� SHALL BE STORED, OPERATED, o ,,� 0 DUMPED, OR BURNED WITHIN THE ° PROTECTED AREA. w �� —NO ATTACHMENT (WIRES, SIGNS, FTC.), SHALL BE ATTACHED TO A PROTECTED TREE. —PRIOR TO ANY LAND CLEARING ° 0 �-v ` G' o OPERATIONS, TREE LIMBS WHICH INTERFERE WITH CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REMOVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NAT. ARBORIST ASSOC. PRUNING STANDARDS. —ALL PROTECTED TREES SHALL BE PRUNED TO REMOVE DEAD OR DAMAGED 3' min. LIMBS AND FERTILIZED AS NECESSARY I = I lEI_ I F�l I _ I _ — I TO COMPENSATE FOR ANY ROOT LOSS. -1 11=1 11=1 11=1 I I-1 I -1 11=1 11=1 11=1 I I-1 I -1 11=1 11=1 11=1 I I-1 =III=III-1 -III=III=1 —III—III=1 TREE PROTECTION BARRIER DETAIL NO SCALE •PRUNE ANY RUBBING OR BROKEN BRANCHES - THIN FOLIAGE BY ONE THIRD RETAINING NORMAL SHAPE OF TREE. •PAINT ALL CUTS OVER 1/2" DIA. • DO NOT PLANT TREE TOO DEEP TREE SHOULD HAVE SAME RELATIONSHIP TO FINISH GRADE AS IT DID TO PREVIOUSLY PLANTED GRADE. RUBBER HOSE 3 NO. 12 GAL. GUYING WIREW EQUALLY SPACED OR MULTI -STRAND OF EQUALSTRENGTH. OPTIONAL STAKING (2 PER TREE) SPREAD F] FORM SAUCER I II II SPECIFIED PLANTING MIX WATER & TAMP TO REMOVE AIR PKTS. I I MULCH II II 3 2"X4"X24" PRESS. I I- 111111 IIIIIIIIIIII I I—III TREATED STAKES J J Q W 0 FINISHED GRADE 6" MIN. N❑TE:VFi I _ISII STAKING AS REQUIRED 2X BALL DIA. EXTERIOR TREE PLANTING DETAIL NO SCALE • GRADE ALL BED AREAS TO A SMOOTH EVEN CONTOUR FREE OF DEPRESSIONS, RIDGES ROCKS OR OTHER BOTH BEFORE ANI PLANTING & BEFC • DO NOT PLANT SI DEEP. TOP OF R SHOULD BE EVEN GRADE BEFORE MI SPECIFIED MULCH FORM SLIGHT SAU AT ROOTBALL SPECIFIED PLANTII WATER & TAMP L TO REMOVE ALL POCKETS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT APPROVED SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL NO SCALE NOTE: FOR STABILIZATION, SABAL PALMS MAY BE PLANTED UP TO 2' BELOW GRADE PROVIDED THAT SPECIFIED CLEAR TRUNK HEIGHT BE MAINTAINED. FOR SABAL PALMS REMOVE ALL BUT CENTER BUD. DO NOT INJURE/ DAMAGE BUD. TIE FRONDS AS NECESSARY FOR PROTECTION OF BUD (TYP.). NO SCARRED OR BLACKENED TRUNKS. PROTECTIVE 2 X 4 BLOCKS BOUND WITH STEEL BAND. (3) 2 X 4 DIAGONAL BRACES NAILED TO BLOCKING. 3" SPECIFIED MULCH. FORM 6" X 129'EARTH SAUCER, MAINTAIN FOR 1 FULL GROWING SEASON. to (2" X 4" X 30") WOOD STAKE N — — _i I I- IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I I _ FINISH GRADE a =� _ =1 �� — PLANTING BALL, REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP THIRD OF BALL. — 11=111=111=1 I I-- - 20# MILORGANITE MIXED W/ I= I =I 5111= SAND BACKFILL. 2X BALL DIA. PALM PLANTING DETAIL NOT TO SCALE REVISED C>ESCRIPr10N ATB U z N2 Qom ^Z DO C)QW Z U�� ZW Qlu ZO �0 Oa W 1 (n N U3 IN WRQ IFS �YIJL W WW IL 0J Viz po0) Y OD JN7 ORAWN BY: �..J.L. CHECKEO BY: G.J_L. JOB NUMBER: 1_72002 -LS W o W w � Q W � O W W pq L) I--�1 ORAWN BY: �..J.L. CHECKEO BY: G.J_L. JOB NUMBER: 1_72002 -LS PLANTING SPECIFICATIONS 1. General: a) The work under this section shall include all services, tools, apparatus, materials, labor, or other means of construction required for the landscaping work in accordance with drawings and these specifications. b) Work shall include layout beds, tree locations, fertilizing and mounding of soil, shrubs, lawns, and ground covers as shown on the drawings. c) The work shall include the preparation of the ground, finish grading, planting, fertilizing, mulching, clipping and pruning of plant materials, preparations and applying peat or other soil admendments, and all other work required by the drawings. Applicable Documents: a) The following specifications and standards of the issues listed and referred to form a part of this specifications to the extent required by the reference thereto: 1. Hortus Third, Staff of the Baily Hortorium, Cornell University , 1976, by McMillan Company 2. The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture, L.H. Bailey, 1953 Edition, 3 Volumes by the McMillan Company, New York, N.Y. 3. Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants, Part I and Part II, Department of Agriculture, State of Florida, Division of Plant Industry, Post Office Drawer 1269, Gainesville, Florida. 3. General Requirements: a) Approval and Rejection of Materials and Work: The selection of all materials and execution of all operations required under the drawings and specifications shall be subject to the approval of the Landscape Architect. The Landscape Architect or His Repre- sentative shall have the right to reject any and all work which in his opinion does not meet with the requirements of his speci- f ications. to each cubic yard of b) Scientific and Common Names: Attention is called to the fact that the scientific and common names used for plants required under this Contract are generally in conformity with the approved names given in the Standard Plant Names, published by the American Joint Committee on the Horticultural Nomenclature. The names of varieties not included therein are generally in conformity with the names accepted in the nursery trade. c) All plants shall conform to the varieties specified in the Plant Schedule. No substitution of varieties or colors will be allowed without prior written approval of the Landscape Architect. d) All plant materials not listed by the "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants", published by the Division of Plant Industry, shall conform to a Florida No. 1 as to: (1) Health and vitality (2) Condition of the foliage (3) Root system (4) Freedom from pest or mechanical damage (5) Heavily branched and densly foliated according to the accepted normal shape of the species. 4. Materials: a) Topsoil: Native to area, free of stones, lumps, plants, or their roots, sticks and other extraneous matter. b) Peat: Shall be Horticultural Peat, domestic or imported, brown in color, and shall be free of all litter or woody materials and shall be pulverized before use. c) Pre -emergent herbicide: Must have written approval of specific product to be used prior to application. Use manufacturer's recommended application rates. Herbicide to be used in all exterior planting beds. d) Fertilizer: 1. Commercial Fertilizer 6-6-6 Formula: Fifty percent of Nitro- gen requirement shall be derived from organic sources and the secondary plant foods consisting of 5% potash - mag nesis, 5% maganese sulphate, 5% Copper sulphate, 5% Zinc sulphate, 15% iron sulphate, and 5% borox. 2. Commercial Fertilizer: 6-2-0 Analysis; Nitrogen source shall be 75% natural organic and the secondary plant foods consist- ing of 1.68% magnesium, 6.63% iron and 2.69% sulfur (Milor- ganite) or approved equal. 3. Wettable sulphur: Shall be finely ground dust or wettable but must pass a 325 mesh screen. Analysis of sulphur must be between 90-93 percent. 4. Guarantee of Fertilizer Analysis and Proof of Application: Before delivery of the fertilizer is made, the Contractor shall submit the manufacturer's statement of analysis of the ferti- lizer indicating the proportions of organic or inorganic matter and the availability of the plant food. The fertilizer shall be delivered to the site in the original containers, unopened and bearing a guaranteed analysis fulfilling the required specifications. The Landscape Contractor shall retain labels or portions of the original containers bearing the manufacturer's guaranteed analysis and weight of fertilizer applied to the job site. These labels shall be made available upon request of the Landscape Architect. e) Mulch: Shall be Type A Cypress Bark mulch, clean, bright and free from weeds, moss, sticks, sapwood, and other deb is. Bark size shall be shredded and no pieces larger than two and one- half inch width -six inch lengths. f) Water: Shall be potable and furnished by Owner. 5. Backfill for Planting: All topsoil used in tree, shrub, and vine pits, ground cover beds, and hedge trenches for planting operations as specified shall be prepared and conditioned as follows: vigorous and free from insect infestations. Any tree with weak, thin trunks, not capable of supporting itself when plant Mix one part by volume of peat and two parts by volume of top- soil and five pounds of 6-2-0 fertilizer and five pounds of commercial 50% organic 6-6-6 fertilizer to each cubic yard of the mixture. Add wettable sulphur and iron sulphate in quanti- ties necessary to bring the soil to a minimum pH rating of 6.0. 6. Plant Material: a) Quantity and Size: Plants shall be in accordance with the rules and grading adopted by the American Association of Nurserymen and Paragraph 3 of 213-2 "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants ". All plants shall have a normal habit of growth and shall be sound, healthy, Protection against Drying Out: All plants shall be handled vigorous and free from insect infestations. Any tree with weak, thin trunks, not capable of supporting itself when plant . -d in the open will not be accepted. The minimum acceptab a size of all plants, measured before pruning, with branches in rormal and one position, shall conform to dimensions as shown in the lant Schedule. Large plants of equal quality may be accepted at no additional cost to the Owner. Plant quality #1 or bette . b) Balled plants: Plants designated "B & B" in the Planti g Legend and on the drawings shall be adequately balled with fir natural balls of soil, sized as set forth in "Horticultural Standards". Ball shall be firmly wrapped with burlap or equally app oved strong cloth. No balled plant will be planted if the ball is cracked or broken before or during the process of planting. c) Balled and Wired Plants: Plants designated "WB & B" in the Planting Legend are to be balled and wired. They shal be dug with solid balls of adequate size, the balls securely wrapped with heavy burlap or equal and tightly bound with mesh. d) Container Grown Plants: Plants shown as container in he Plant List shown on the drawings shall have been grown in pots, cans, tubs, or boxes and shall have sufficient roots to hold Earth together intact after removal from containers without being rootbound. e) Options as to Methods: Any plants may be furnished c ntainer wood of grown instead of balled if all other requirements are met. treated by f) Protection against Drying Out: All plants shall be handled so two inches that roots will be adequately protected at all times fro drying nominal dimensions and shall out and from other injury. The balls or balled plants hich and one cannot be planted immediately on delivery shall be well protected feet with soil or other accepted material and watered daily. sufficient g) Plant Labels: Durable, legible labels, stating, in weathe firmly guy each tre . resistant ink or equal, the correct plant name and size, speci- fied in the plant list, and shall be securely attached to all plants, bundles and/or containers of plant material deli ered at the planting site, for the purpose of inspection and lanting identification. 7. Special Treatment and Handling for Specimen Plants: Trees and shrubs intended for isolated specimen planting shall be selected for shape and symmetrical branching habit which at maturity will produce a strong, full -foliated tree, bush or other specimen. Particular care shall be exercised in the digging, binding arid wrapping of such specimens to assure safe loading, shipment and handling for the entire operation of transportation from grovVing location to the replanting locations shown on the drawings nd in the Plant Schecule. 8. Guying and Staking: a) All trees shall have three stakes. 1. Hose: Hose shall be suitable garden hose not less Than 1/2" inside diameter. 2. Stakes: Stakes for supporting trees shall be of sound wood of uniform size, and pressure - treated by an approved process Stakes shall not be less than two inches by two inches plant beds nominal dimensions and shall not be less than two and one half feet in length for guying and not less than nine feet for staking, and shall be in all cases of sufficient dimensions and length to satisfactorily and firmly guy each tre . 3. Wire: Wire shall be galvanized, pliable, zinc -coated iron not greater than No. 12 guage. 4. Turnbuckles: Turnbuckles for guying trees shall be galvanized or cadmium -plated and shall be of adequate size and strength to properly maintain tight guy wire. 9. Plant Schedule: a) The species, size, manner in which to be furnished, and the num- ber required to complete the planting as indicated on the Plan- ting Plan are given in the Plant Schedule. b) All dimensions given under the Plant Schedule shall be the minimum acceptable sizes. 10. Inspection: The contractor shall be responsible for all certificates of inspec- tion of plant materials that may be required by Federal, State or other authorities to accompany shipment of plants. All plants shall be subject to inspection and approval by the Landscape Architect at any time. Part of the plants required for the work may be inspected at the place of growth but inspection should not in any way impair the right of rejection at the site. All plants must be inspected and approved before they are planted. All plants that are rejected shall be immediately removed from the site. 11. Planting Season: The planting of plant materials may proceed at any time or period or season agreed upon by the Landscape Architect or his Represeta- tive as being satisfactory. 12. Rough Grades: Rough grades will be established by the Landscape Contractor prior to planting as per Grading Plan to within 1/10 foot plus or minus of grade. 13. Finish Grading: The finished grade of plant beds and mulch areas after settlement but before mulching shall be 2 1/2" below the top of abutting curbs, walks, paving and wood borders. 14. Preparation of Sub -soil: The sub -grade soil shall be loosened by roto -tiller or other approved methods if necessary to a minimum depth of six inches, and graded to remove all ridges and depressions so that it will be, after settlement, parallel to and at the proper level to provide finished grades specified. All stones over two inches in dimension, sticks, debris, and other extraneous matter shall be removed during this operation. 15. Planting Operations: a) Preparation of Plant Pits: All pits shall be circular in out- line at least twelve inches wider in diameter than that of the plant, and excavation of plant pits shall be as deep below finished grade as may be necessary to accommodate a bed of the topsoil mixture six inches deep beneth the ball of roots. b) Obstruction Below Ground: Any rock, clay rubble, or other underground obstruction shall be removed to the depths necessary to permit proper installation of lawn and planting. 16. Setting of Plants: Shrubs, Vines and Groundcovers: All plants except as otherwise specified, shall be centered in pits. Deep planting shall be avoided and unless otherwise specified or directed, all plants shall be set at such a level that after settlement, they will bear the same relation to the required grade as they have to the natural grade before transplanted. Make adjustments of position of plants where necessary and prior to complete plant- ing as directed by the Landscape Architect or his Representa- tive. Compact topsoil mixture the full diameter of the plant pit around balls or roots, as specified, and water throughly and form a ridge of soil around the edge of pit to form a saucer. 17. Pruning: All plant material shall be trimmed and shaped to provide the desired effect indicated on the plan. All pruning shall be in accordance with standard modern horticultural practice as approved by the Landscape Architect or His Representative. Pruning shall be done after the plants are installed and all trimmings, branches and limbs taken off shall be removed from the bed areas and disposed of properly. 18. Shrub Planting: Shrubs, B&B, 3 gallons and larger, shall be planted in pits, at least two feet greater in diameter than the ball of earth. The depth of the pits shall be as deep as necessary to permit the required six inches when the plant is set to the desired grade. Backfill with topsoil mixture as specified and thoroughly settled by tamping and watering. A mound of soil shall be formed around each plant so as to procuce a shallow saucer. 19. Hedge Planting: All hedge plants shall be planted in trenches in the locations indi- cated in the drawings and shall be planted in single rows in the center of the trenches, unless otherwise indicated on the plans. a) Hedge Trenches: Shall be one foot wider than the diameter of the ball. The depth of the trenches shall be as deep as neces- sary to permit the required six inches of topsoil mixture beneath the balls and to accommodate the ball of roots. The hedge plant shall be evenly spaced and planted in the same manner as specified for shrubs. Topsoil mixture, as specified, or plant bed soil mixture shall be used in backfilling hedge trenches. 20. Ground Cover Plants: a) Plants in gallon cans (number 10 size) Liriope, Hemerocallis, and other plants of smaller size shall be treated as ground cover plants. b) Preparation of the top eight inches of the planting soil is as follows 1. Fine grade to remove all trash, rocks, debris, etc. 2. Spreading three inches of peat moss or humus uniformly over entire ground cover area. 3. Spread the 50% organic fertilizer at the rate of 40 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. uniformly over the ground cover area. 4. Spread the 100% organic fertilizer at the rate of 25 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. uniformly over the entire ground cover area. 5. Mix soil by rotor type or by other method approved by the Landscape Architect or His Representative to a depth of eight inches. 6. Regrade to the finished grade and then mulch. 7. Plants that require spacing shall be planted twelve inches on center unless otherwise indicated on the planting plan. 8. Thoroughly water and firm the plants into the ground cover mixture. 9. Any soil that may have gotten on the mulch during the plant- ing of the ground cover shall be removed and the area remulched. 21. Mulching: a) After all plants in a group or in a plant bed have been set and approved, the areas between plants shall be cultivated and raked to an even grade to conform to the required pre -mulching finish grade. All plant beds and plant saucers shall then be uniformly covered with a two inch layer of Cypress Bark Mulch. b) Trees which are not located in plant beds shall be mulched the full width of the tree pit. c) Hedges shall be mulched the full with of the hedge bed. d) Ground Cover Plants (spacing of more than twelve inches) shall be mulched between plants at 100%. 22. Final Inspection: a) At the conclusion of the planting, a final inspection of the work will be made to determine the condition of the plant materials. All plants not in a healthy, growing condition as determined by the Landscape Architect or His Representative, shall be removed from the site and promptly replaced with plants of the like kind and size in the same manner as specified for the original planting, at no additional cost to the Owner. b) At the conclusion of this final inspection , if the Landscape Architect or Owner has reason to believe that the plants are not of the specified grade, he will request a reqrading inspec- tion by the Division of Plant Industry, and such evidence will be the basis for requesting replacement of plants, and for legal or other action taken by the Division of Plant Industry accord- ing to law, should this be necessary. 23. Guarantee: a) All plants and ground cover, except transplanted materials, shall be guaranteed for a period of ninety (90) days and all trees shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year after final inspection and acceptance by the Owner, provided mainten- ance is performed by the Landscape Contractor. b) The Landscape Contractor at his own expense shall promptly replace with like kind and size all dead or faultering plant materials at the discretion of the Landscape Architect during the specified guarantee period. 24. Record Drawings: a) After completion of work but prior to final acceptance by the Owner, the Landscape Contractor shall either update prints of the original plan in a legible manner, or re -draw on tracing media in a legible manner the entire landscape site showing all changes or modifications to the original plan. b) The Landscape Contractor shall furnish a minimum of three copies of these recorded drawings to the owner or His Representative. U ZCl �I0 Q m0) F. X ^z I NOW Z 0XZ Ua00 Z �, u1 (� LU Z 0 �0 WIW ri N (D F3N U W�� - 01 frY4 W QQiL WOW �ZJ (Qj 0 z p0CD zoo Y QNQ J r 7 1- 4 W C) p� Q 0.4 W �, W x �PqU W 4 � H n . W C DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: call_li-I . JOB NUMBER: 172002 -LS SHEET NO. LV 7.2 OATS: 02/20/'18 M He 1. General: a) The work under this section shall include all services, tools, apparatus, materials, labor, or other means of construction required for the landscaping work in accordance with drawings and these specifications. b) Work shall include layout beds, tree locations, fertilizing and mounding of soil, shrubs, lawns, and ground covers as shown on the drawings. c) The work shall include the preparation of the ground, finish grading, planting, fertilizing, mulching, clipping and pruning of plant materials, preparations and applying peat or other soil admendments, and all other work required by the drawings. 2. Applicable Documents: a) The following specifications and standards of the issues listed and referred to form a part of this specifications to the extent required by the reference thereto: 1. Hortus Third, Staff of the Baily Hortorium, Cornell University , 1976, by McMillan Company 2. The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. L.H. Bailey, 1953 Edition, 3 Volumes by the McMillan Company, New York, N.Y. 3. Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants, Part I and Part II, Department of Agriculture, State of Florida, Division of Plant Industry, Post Office Drawer 1269, Gainesville, Florida. 3. General Requirements: a) Approval and Rejection of Materials and Work: The selection of all materials and execution of all operations required under the drawings and specifications shall be subject to the approval of the Landscape Architect. The Landscape Architect or His Repre- sentative shall have the right to reject any and all work which in his opinion does not meet with the requirements of his speci- f ications. b) Scientific and Common Names: Attention is called to the fact that the scientific and common names used for plants required under this Contract are generally in conformity with the approved names given in the Standard Plant Names, published by the American Joint Committee on the Horticultural Nomenclature. The names of varieties not included therein are generally in conformity with the names accepted in the nursery trade. c) All plants shall conform to the varieties specified in the Plant Schedule. No substitution of varieties or colors will be allowed without prior written approval of the Landscape Architect. d) All plant materials not listed by the "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants", published by the Division of Plant Industry, shall conform to a Florida No. 1 as to: (1) Health and vitality (2) Condition of the foliage (3) Root system (4) Freedom from pest or mechanical damage (5) Heavily branched and densly foliated according to the accepted normal shape of the species. 4. Materials: a) Topsoil: Native to area, free of stones, lumps, plants, or their roots, sticks and other extraneous matter. b) Peat: Shall be Horticultural Peat, domestic or imported, brown in color, and shall be free of all litter or woody materials and shall be pulverized before use. c) Pre -emergent herbicide: Must have written approval of specific product to be used prior to application. Use manufacturer's recommended application rates. Herbicide to be used in all exterior planting beds. d) Fertilizer: 1. Commercial Fertilizer 6-6-6 Formula: Fifty percent of Nitro- gen requirement shall be derived from organic sources and the secondary plant foods consisting of 5% potash-magnesis, 5% maganese sulphate, 5% Copper sulphate, 5% Zinc sulphate, 15% iron sulphate, and 5% borox. 2. Commercial Fertilizer: 6-2-0 Analysis; Nitrogen source shall be 75% natural organic and the secondary plant foods consist- ing of 1.68% magnesium, 6.63% iron and 2.69% sulfur (Milor- ganite) or approved equal. 3. Wettable sulphur: Shall be finely ground dust or wettable but must pass a 325 mesh screen. Analysis of sulphur must be between 90-93 percent. 4. Guarantee of Fertilizer Analysis and Proof of Application: Before delivery of the fertilizer is made, the Contractor shall submit the manufacturer's statement of analysis of the ferti- lizer indicating the proportions of organic or inorganic matter and the availability of the plant food. The fertilizer shall be delivered to the site in the original containers, unopened and bearing a guaranteed analysis fulfilling the required specifications. The Landscape Contractor shall retain labels or portions of the original containers bearing the manufacturer's guaranteed analysis and weight of fertilizer applied to the job site. These labels shall be made available upon request of the Landscape Architect. e) Mulch: Shall be Type A Cypress Bark mulch, clean, bright and free from weeds, moss, sticks, sapwood, and other debris. Bark size shall be shredded and no pieces larger than two and one- half inch width -six inch lengths. f) Water: Shall be potable and furnished by Owner. 5. Backfill for Planting: All topsoil used in tree, shrub, and vine pits, ground cover beds, and hedge trenches for planting operations as specified shall be prepared and conditioned as follows: Mix one part by volume of peat and two parts by v lume of top- soil and five pounds of 6-2-0 fertilizer and five pounds of commercial 50% organic 6-6-6 fertilizer to each cubic yard of the mixture. Add wettable sulphur and iron sulphate in quanti- ties necessary to bring the soil to a minimum pH rating of 6.0. 6. Plant Material: a) Quantity and Size: Plants shall be in accordance with the rules and grading adopted by the American Association of Nurserymen and Paragraph 3 of 26-2 "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants ". All plants shall have a normal habit of growth and shall be sound, healthy, vigorous and free from insect infestations. Any trep with weak, thin trunks, not capable of supporting itself when planted in the open will not be accepted. The minimum acceptable size of all plants, measured before pruning, with branches in normal position, shall conform to dimensions as shown in ihe Plant Schedule. Large plants of equal quality may be accepted at no additional cost to the Owner. Plant quality #1 or better. dimensions b) Balled plants: Plants designated "B & B" in the Planting Legend and on the drawings shall be adequately balled with firm natural balls of soil, sized as set forth in "Horticultural Standards". Ball shall be firmly wrapped with burlap or equally approved strong cloth. No balled plant will be planted if the ball is cracked or broken before or during the process of planting. c) Balled and Wired Plants: Plants designated "WB & " in the Planting Legend are to be balled and wired. They shall be dug with solid balls of adequate size, the balls securely wrapped with heavy burlap or equal and tightly bound with esh. d) Container Grown Plants: Plants shown as container in the Plant List shown on the drawings shall have been grown in pots, cans, tubs, or boxes and shall have sufficient roots to hold earth together intact after removal from containers without being rootbound. e) Options as to Methods: Any plants may be furnishe( container grown instead of balled if all other requirements are met. f) Protection against Drying Out: All plants shall be handled so that roots will be adequately protected at all times f om drying out and from other injury. The balls or balled plans which cannot be planted immediately on delivery shall be protected with soil or other accepted material and watered dajell y. g) Plant Labels: Durable, legible labels, stating, in wea her resistant ink or equal, the correct plant name and size, speci- fied in the plant list, and shall be securely attached to all plants, bundles and/or containers of plant material delivered at the planting site, for the purpose of inspection and planting identif ication. 7. Special Treatment and Handling for Specimen Plants: Trees and shrubs intended for isolated specimen planting shall be selected for shape and symmetrical branching habit which at maturity will produce a strong, full -foliated tree, bush or other specimen. Particular care shall be exercised in the digging, binding and wrapping of such specimens to assure safe loading, shipment and handling for the entire operation of transportation from growing location to the replanting locations shown on the drawing and in the Plant Schecule. 8. Guying and Staking: a) All trees shall have three stakes. 1. Hose: Hose shall be suitable garden hose not les than 1/2" inside diameter. 2. Stakes: Stakes for supporting trees shall be of sound wood of uniform size, and pressure - treated by an approved process Stakes shall not be less than two inches by two inches 100% organic fertilizer at the rate of 25 pounds nominal dimensions and shall not be less than two and one half feet in length for guying and not less than nine feet for staking, and shall be in all cases of sufficient dimensions and length to satisfactorily and firmly guy each tee. 8. Thoroughly 3. Wire: Wire shall be galvanized, pliable, zinc -coated iron not greater than No. 12 guage. 4. Turnbuckles: Turnbuckles for guying trees shall be galvanized or cadmium -plated and shall be of adequate size and strength to properly maintain tight guy wire. 9. Plant Schedule: a) The species, size, manner in which to be furnished, and the num- ber required to complete the planting as indicated on the Plan- ting Plan are given in the Plant Schedule. b) All dimensions given under the Plant Schedule shall be the minimum acceptable sizes. 10. Inspection: The contractor shall be responsible for all certificates of inspec- tion of plant materials that may be required by Federal, State or other authorities to accompany shipment of plants. All plants shall be subject to inspection and approval by the Landscape Architect at any time. Part of the plants required for the work may be inspected at the place of growth but inspection should not in any way impair the right of rejection at the site. All plants must be inspected and approved before they are planted. All plants that are rejected shall be immediately removed from the site. 11. Planting Season: The planting of plant materials may proceed at any time or period or season agreed upon by the Landscape Architect or his Represeta- tive as being satisfactory. 12. Rough Grades: Rough grades will be established by the Landscape Contractor prior to planting as per Grading Plan to within 1/10 foot plus or minus of grade. 13. Finish Grading: The finished grade of plant beds and mulch areas after settlement but before mulching shall be 2 1/2" below the top of abutting curbs, walks, paving and wood borders. 14. Preparation of Sub -soil: The sub -grade soil shall be loosened by roto -tiller or other approved methods if necessary to a minimum depth of six inches, and graded to remove all ridges and depressions so that it will be, after settlement, parallel to and at the proper level to provide finished grades specified. All stones over two inches in dimension, sticks, debris, and other extraneous matter shall be removed during this operation. 1D_. Planting Operations: a) Preparation of Plant Pits: All pits shall be circular in out- line at least twelve inches wider in diameter than that of the plant, and excavation of plant pits shall be as deep below finished grade as may be necessary to accommodate a bed of the topsoil mixture six inches deep beneth the ball of roots. b) Obstruction Below Ground: Any rock, clay rubble, or other underground obstruction shall be removed to the depths necessary to permit proper installation of lawn and planting. 16. Setting of Plants: Shrubs, Vines and Groundcovers: All plants except as otherwise specified, shall be centered in pits. Deep planting shall be avoided and unless otherwise specified or directed, all plants shall be set at such a level that after settlement, they will bear the same relation to the required grade as they have to the natural grade before transplanted. Make adjustments of position of plants where necessary and prior to complete plant- ing as directed by the Landscape Architect or his Representa- tive. Compact topsoil mixture the full diameter of the plant pit around balls or roots, as specified, and water throughly and form a ridge of soil around the edge of pit to form a saucer. 17. Pruning: All plant material shall be trimmed and shaped to provide the desired effect indicated on the plan. All pruning shall be in accordance with standard modern horticultural practice as approved by the Landscape Architect or His Representative. Pruning shall be done after the plants are installed and all trimmings, branches and limbs taken off shall be removed from the bed areas and disposed of properly. 18. Shrub Planting: Shrubs, B&B, 3 gallons and larger, shall be planted in pits, at least two feet greater in diameter than the ball of earth. The depth of the pits shall be as deep as necessary to permit the required six inches when the plant is set to the desired grade. Backfill with topsoil mixture as specified and thoroughly settled by tamping and watering. A mound of soil shall be formed around each plant so as to procuce a shallow saucer. 19. Hedge Planting: cated in the drawings and shall be planted in single rows in the All hedge plants shall be planted in trenches in the locations indi- center of the trenches, unless otherwise indicated on the plans. a) Hedge Trenches: Shall be one foot wider than the diameter of the ball. The depth of the trenches shall be as deep as neces- sary to permit the required six inches of topsoil mixture beneath the balls and to accommodate the ball of roots. The hedge plant shall be evenly spaced and planted in the same manner as specified for shrubs. Topsoil mixture, as specified, or plant bed soil mixture shall be used in backfilling hedge trenches. 20. Ground Cover Plants: a) Plants in gallon cans (number 10 size) Liriope, Hemerocallis, and other plants of smaller size shall be treated as ground cover plants. b) Preparation of the top eight inches of the planting soil is as follows 1. Fine grade to remove all trash, rocks, debris, etc. 2. Spreading three inches of peat moss or humus uniformly over entire ground cover area. 3. Spread the 50% organic fertilizer at the rate of 40 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. uniformly over the ground cover area. 4. Spread the 100% organic fertilizer at the rate of 25 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. uniformly over the entire ground cover area. 5. Mix soil by rotor type or by other method approved by the Landscape Architect or His Representative to a depth of eight inches. b) Trees which are not located in plant beds shall be 6. Regrade to the finished grade and then mulch. 7. Plants that require spacing shall be planted twelve inches on center unless otherwise indicated on the planting plan. 8. Thoroughly water and firm the plants into the ground cover mixture. 9. Any soil that may have gotten on the mulch during the plant- ing of the ground cover shall be removed and the area remulched. 21. Mulching: a) After all plants in a group or in a plant bed have been set and approved, the areas between plants shall be cultivated and raked to an even grade to conform to the required pre -mulching finish grade. All plant beds and plant saucers shall then be uniformly covered with a two inch layer of Cypress Bark Mulch. b) Trees which are not located in plant beds shall be mulched the full width of the tree pit. c) Hedges shall be mulched the full with of the hedge bed. d) Ground Cover Plants (spacing of more than twelve inches) shall be mulched between plants at 100%. 22. Final Inspection: a) At the conclusion of the planting, a final inspection of the work will be made to determine the condition of the plant materials. All plants not in a healthy, growing condition as determined by the Landscape Architect or His Representative, shall be removed from the site and promptly replaced with plants of the like kind and size in the same manner as specified for the original planting, at no additional cost to the Owner. b) At the conclusion of this final inspection9 if the Landscape Architect or Owner has reason to believe that the plants are not of the specified grade, he will request a reqrading inspec- tion by the Division of Plant Industry, and such evidence will be the basis for requesting replacement of plants, and for legal or other action taken by the Division of Plant Industry accord- ing to law, should this be necessary. 23. Guarantee: a) All plants and ground cover, except transplanted materials, shall be guaranteed for a period of ninety (90) days and all trees shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year after final inspection and acceptance by the Owner, provided mainten- ance is performed by the Landscape Contractor. b) The Landscape Contractor at his own expense shall promptly replace with like kind and size all dead or faultering plant materials at the discretion of the Landscape Architect during the specified guarantee period. 24. Record Drawings: a) After completion of work but prior to final acceptance by the Owner, the Landscape Contractor shall either update prints of the original plan in a legible manner, or re -draw on tracing media in a legible manner the entire landscape site showing all changes or modifications to the original plan. b) The Landscape Contractor shall furnish a minimum of three copies of these recorded drawings to the owner or His Representative. 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