L-2 planting details and notes_v16" SLIP KNOT WITH STOP KNOT,
6" LARGER THAN TRUNK DIAMETER
KEEP MULCH 1"-2" AWAY FROM TRUNK
MULCH; 3" MIN., 4" MAX. DEPTH.
WATER BERM; 4" MAX HEIGHT. INSTALL
OUTSIDE OF PLANT MIX BACKFILL
PLANTING MIX (SEE SPECS.). INSTALL IN
8" LIFTS, WATER BETWEEN LIFTS.
BUTTRESS ROOTS
3/4" NYLON STRAP
ROOT CROWN TO BE LEVEL WITH
FINISH GRADE, ± 1"
1"x 2"x18" WOOD STAKE, WITH
3/8" HOLE CENTERED. DRIVE
STAKE IN LINE WITH STRAP
FINISH GRADE
REMOVE TYPICAL EXCESS SOIL FROM
GROWER OVER ROOT SYSTEM, UPTO 1"
DEPTH. REJECT PLANTS WITH MORE
THAN 3" EXCESS SOIL.
REMOVE TOP 1/3 BURLAP AND ANY
NAILS, PINS, ETC.
REMOVE TOP 2/3 OF WIRE BASKET
RAISE PIT BOTTOM AS NEEDED TO ENSURE
BUTTRESS ROOTS ARE AT CORRECT HEIGHT.
FIRM SOIL UNDER ROOTBALL.
UNDISTURBED SOIL
14"MIN.ROOTBALLDIAMETER 14"MIN.
KEEP MULCH 1"-2" AWAY FROM TRUNK
MULCH; 3" MIN., 4" MAX. DEPTH.
WATER BERM; 4" MAX HEIGHT. INSTALL
OUTSIDE OF PLANT MIX BACKFILL
PLANTING MIX (SEE SPECS.). INSTALL IN
8" LIFTS, WATER BETWEEN LIFTS.
TOP OF ROOTBALL TO BE 2"-3" ABOVE
FINISH GRADE
FINISH GRADE
'V' TRENCH AROUND ENTIRE PLANT BED
TAMP SOIL MIX UNDER PLANT
BALL TO MINIMIZE SETTLEMENT
UNDISTURBED SOIL
OMIT COLLAR AROUND EACH SHRUB WHEN
IRRIGATION SYSTEM IS PRESENT.
INSTALL TOP OF PLANT BALL 2" ABOVE
ADJACENT GRADE
TAMP PLANT SOIL MIX FIRMLY IN 8" LIFTS
AROUND PLANT BALL
SOAK PLANT BALL AND PIT IMMEDIATELY
AFTER INSTALLATION.
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6" MIN.6" MIN.
NOTES:
4"
2"
MOUND SOIL MIX TO CREATE 2" WATER
COLLAR AROUND EACH PLAN
10"
EQUAL SPACING BETWEEN ALL PLANTS
NOTED AS ON-CENTER (O.C.) PLANTING
DIMENSION IN THE PLANT SCHEDULE
TYPICAL
STAGGERED
ROWS
EDGE OF PLANTING BED
TYPICAL PLANTING BED LAYOUT
CUT ROOTS AS NECESSARY IN CONTAINERIZED
PLANTS THAT ARE POT BOUND. REJECT
PLANTS THAT ARE ROOT BOUND
1.PRIOR TO EXCAVATIONS, CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY ULOCO AT 1-800-632-4949 TO ASCERTAIN LOCATIONS OF ELECTRICAL CABLES,
CONDUIT, UTILITY LINES, OIL TANKS, GAS LINES, TELEPHONE LINES, WATER LINES, CABLE LINES, SANITARY SEWER LINES, SUPPLY
LINES, SUBSURFACE DRAINAGE, AND IRRIGATION LINES, ETC. NOTIFY THE CITY SHOULD THE ABOVE MENTIONED SUBSURFACE
IMPROVEMENTS PRESENT AN OBSTRUCTION IN LOCATIONS DESIGNATED FOR PLANTING. IN SUCH SITUATIONS, PROCEED AFTER THE
OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE HAS APPROVED AN ALTERNATE LOCATION. DAMAGE INCURRED BY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO REPAIR IN A TIMELY MANNER TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE OWNER.
2.THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF QUANTITIES IN THE PLANT SCHEDULE. ANY
DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN QUANTITIES ON THE PLANS AND THE PLANT SCHEDULE SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ANY FIELD ADJUSTMENTS OR QUANTITY ADJUSTMENTS MUST BE AUTHORIZED PRIOR TO PLANTING.
3.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT ALL PLANTING PITS PERCOLATE PROPERLY PRIOR TO PLANTING
INSTALLATION.
4.WHERE PROPOSED TREE LOCATIONS CONFLICT WITH EXISTING UTILITIES, TREES MAY BE FIELD ADJUSTED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE CITY INSPECTOR.
PLANT MATERIAL NOTES
1.ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL CONFORM TO THE MOST CURRENT STANDARDS ESTABLISHED BY 'THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
NURSERYMAN"
2.ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE GUARANTEED TO BE IN HEALTHY CONDITION FOR ONE YEAR AFTER ACCEPTANCE BY THE LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT OR OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE.
3.TREES SUPPLIED MUST HAVE BEEN PROPERLY PLANTED AND GROWN IN THE NURSERY. THE ROOT CROWN (ALSO CALLED THE TRUNK
FLARE) SHALL BE EVIDENT NEAR THE TOP OF THE GROUND. ANY EXCESS SOIL, UP TO 3 INCHES COVERING THE CROWN WILL HAVE TO
BE REMOVED CAREFULLY BY HAND, IN ORDER TO PREVENT ROOT SCRAPES. THE TREE IS THEN TO BE PLANTED WITH THE ROOT
CROWN IN PROPER RELATION TO THE SURROUNDING GRADE. ANY TREES WITH MORE THAN 3 INCHES OF SOIL ON TOP OF THE ROOT
CROWN WILL BE REJECTED.
4.BALL AND BURLAP (B&B) PLANTS MUST HAVE FIRM, NATURAL BALLS OF EARTH, OF DIAMETER NOT LESS THAN RECOMMENDED IN THE
"TREE AND SHRUB TRANSPLANTING MANUAL", AND BE OF SUFFICIENT DEPTH TO INCLUDE THE FIBROUS AND FEEDING ROOTS. PLANTS
MOVED WITH A BALL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF THE BALL IS DRY, CRACKED OR BROKEN BEFORE OR DURING PLANTING OPERATIONS.
5.CONTAINERIZED PLANTS SHALL HAVE A ROOT SYSTEM SUFFICIENT ENOUGH IN DEVELOPMENT TO HOLD THE SOIL INTACT WHEN
REMOVED FROM THE CONTAINER. THE ROOT SYSTEM SHALL NOT BE ROOT BOUND, A CONDITION WHERE THE ROOT SYSTEM IS DENSE
IN MASS, EXCESSIVELY INTERTWINED, AND HAS ESTABLISHED A CIRCULAR GROWTH PATTERN.
6.ALL TREES SHALL MEET AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK (ANSI, 1990, PART 1, "SHADE AND FLOWERING TREES").
TREE PLANTING NOTES
1.REMOVE ALL TREATED OR PLASTIC-COATED BURLAP, STRAPPING, WIRE OR NYLON TWINE FROM ROOTBALL. AFTER SETTING IN HOLE,
CUT AWAY 2/3 OF WIRE BASKET, IF ANY, AND TOP 1/3 OF BURLAP.
2.SOAK ROOTBALL AND PIT IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALLATION.
3.TOP OF ROOTBALL TO BE 2" ABOVE ADJACENT UPHILL GRADE. DO NOT PLACE ADDITIONAL SOIL ON TOP OF ROOTBALL.
4.CONSTRUCT 4" HIGH SAUCER (WATER BERM) OUTSIDE OF PLANT MIX BACKFILL.
5.STAKES FOR TREE SUPPORT (LESS THAN 3" CAL.) SHALL BE CONSTRUCTION GRADE PRESSURE TREATED PINE, NOMINAL SIZE OF 2in. x
2in. x 18in. LONG AND POINTED AT ONE END. GUYING FABRIC SHALL BE 'ARBORTAPE', AS MANUFACTURED BY NEPTCO, PAWTUCKET, RI.
(401) 722-5500 (OR APPROVED EQUAL). COLOR SHALL BE OLIVE DRAB.
6.STAKE TREES 3" CAL. OR GREATER WITH 'DUCK BILL' ANCHORS DRIVEN INTO UNDISTURBED SOIL. GUYING FABRIC SHALL BE 3/4" NYLON
STRAPPING.
PLANTING MIX NOTES
1.PLANTING MIX MAY BE DEVELOPED BY AMENDING THE EXISTING SOIL OR REMOVING THE EXISTING SOIL AND REPLACING WITH NEW
PLANTING MIX. IT SHALL BE UNIFORM COMPOSITION THROUGHOUT, WITH A MIXTURE OF SUBSOIL. IT SHALL BE FREE OF STONES,
LUMPS, LIVE PLANTS AND THEIR ROOTS, STICKS, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER.
2.PLANTING MIX SHALL NOT BE USED WHILE IN A FROZEN OR MUDDY CONDITION.
3.THE PLANTING MIX SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIED PERCENTAGES OF CONSTITUENTS.
CLAY - MINIMUM 10% - MAXIMUM 20% CLAY
SILT - MINIMUM 30% - MAXIMUM 50%
ORGANIC MATERIAL - MINIMUM 5% - MAXIMUM 8%
SAND - BALANCE OF MIX
4.THE PLANTING MIX SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING NUTRIENTS AT THE SPECIFIED PERCENT BASE SATURATION, TO BE DETERMINED BY
SOIL TEST CONDUCTED BY THE CONTRACTOR.
CALCIUM - 55% TO 80%
MAGNESIUM - 10% TO 30%
POTASSIUM - 5% TO 8%
5.ORGANIC MATERIAL IS DEFINED AS COMPOST/HUMUS SUCH AS SAWDUST OR LEAF MOLD THAT HAS COMPLETED THE DECOMPRESSION
PROCESS. PERCENTAGE OF ORGANIC MATTER SHALL BE DETERMINED BY LOSS OF IGNITION, OF MOISTURE FREE SAMPLES DRIED AT
65 DEGREES.
6.PLANTING MIX SHALL HAVE AN ACIDITY RANGE OF pH 5.5 TO 7.0.
FERTILIZER NOTES
1.SHRUB AND GROUNDCOVER FERTILIZER, FROM THE FOLLOWING:
PRODUCT ANALYSIS APPL.RATE
Ornamental plant fertilizer 12-6-6 2 lbs/100 Sq. Ft., or
Ornamental plant fertilizer 14-7-7 2 lbs/100 Sq. Ft.
2.SHRUB AND GROUNDCOVER FERTILIZER SHALL HAVE 50% WATER INSOLUBLE NITROGEN, THE CHLORINE CONTENT IS NOT TO EXCEED
5%.
3.NO TREE FERTILIZER IS TO BE APPLIED AT TIME OF PLANTING.
4.TREE FERTILIZER IS TO BE APPLIED AT THE 6 MONTH OR 12 MONTH WARRANTY INSPECTION TIME, WHICHEVER IS CLOSER TO EARLY
SPRING BEGINNING GROWTH.
5.TREE FERTILIZER, FROM THE FOLLOWING:
PRODUCT ANALYSIS APPL.RATE
Ornamental tree fertilizer 31-7-7 1cup/ inch caliper, or
Ornamental tree fertilizer 12-6-6 1 cup/ inch caliper
6.TREE FERTILIZER SHALL HAVE 50% WATER INSOLUBLE NITROGEN, THE CHLORINE CONTENT IS NOT TO EXCEED 5%.
7.SOURCE OF NITROGEN SHALL BE UREA FORMALDEHYDE OR A SIMILAR SLOW RELEASE SOURCE.
MULCH
1.MULCH SHALL BE FREE OF ANY FOREIGN MATERIALS, PIECES LARGER THAN 4 INCHES, AND/OR GREEN WOOD.
WATER
1.WATER SHALL BE FREE FROM OIL, ACIDS, ALKALIS, SALTS OR ANY OTHER SUBSTANCE
THAT IS TOXIC OR OTHERWISE HARMFUL TO VEGETATION.
2.ALL LANDSCAPE AND TURF AREAS IRRIGATED (100% COVERAGE). LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE
COMPLETE IRRIGATION DESIGN TO BE APPROVED BY OWNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.
GENERAL PLANTING NOTES
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PLANNING
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COASTAL MARSH LINE
(GKS ENVRIONMENTAL)
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SURVEYED 07/15/17
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AMENITY
PROJECT SITE
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PROJECT
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DATE :
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151 Poole Rd. Suite 100 | Leland, NC, 28451
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PROJECT
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NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
CONCEPTUAL PLANS ONLY, LAYOUT SUBJECT TO
CHANGE BASED UPON FINAL DESIGN AND APPROVALS.
ALL LANDSCAPE WILL COMPLY WITH NEW HANOVER
COUNTY ORDINANCE.
EXISTING VEGETATION SHALL BE PRESERVED TO THE
MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE.
REMOVAL OF EXISTING VEGETATION SHALL PERTAIN
TO NECESSARY AND ESSENTIAL SITE IMPROVEMENTS
CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT.
ANY SIGNIFICANT TREES REQUIRING REMOVAL WILL BE
MITIGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEW HANOVER
COUNTY ORDINANCE.
NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
GRAND BAY AT BEAU RIVAGE
AMENITY
RIVER ROAD, WILMINGTON
NEW HANOVER COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA
420-21
AS SHOWN
JUNE 29, 2022
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PLANTING DETAILS AND NOTES
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L-1
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L-2
1 SINGLE STEM TREE INSTALLATION DETAIL
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2 SHRUB INSTALLATION DETAIL
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