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Landscape Specification Report URB-P0003847-001-SP (A)

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9.2.        PLANT INSTALLATION

 Plant Installation: 200L – On Grade

 Planting hole - Excavate a hole no deeper than the rootball. The hole is to be 3 times the diameter of the
 rootball. Rip the sides of the hole prior to planting.
 Watering dish - Form a 100mm high, 1400mm diameter mounded soil watering dish around the tree. Infill the
 watering dish with mulch. Fill the dish with water regularly during the initial plant establishment period.
 Staking - Drive stakes into the ground, to approximately one third of their length, avoiding damage to roots.
 Install 3 times 50mm x 50mm x 2400mm stakes. Provide ties fixed securely to the stakes, one tie at half the
 height of the main stem. Others as necessary to stabilise the plant.
 Installation – Install as per manufacturers details. Re-tension after planting to provide a slightly loose fit,
 allowing for main trunk and canopy movement, which will provide wind support and promote root and stem
 growth.
 Notes: As per Noosa Shire Council requirements


Plant Installation: 100L – On Grade
 Planting hole - Excavate a hole no deeper than the rootball. The hole is to be 4 times the diameter of the
 rootball. Rip the sides of the hole prior to planting without disturbing the interfacing road sub-base.
 Watering dish - Form a 100mm high, 1000 mm diameter mounded soil watering dish around the tree. Infill the
 water dish with mulch.
 Staking - Drive stakes into the ground, to approximately one third of their length, avoiding damage to roots.
 Install 3 times 50mm x 50mm x 2400mm stakes. Provide ties fixed securely to the stakes, one tie at half the
 height of the main stem. Others as necessary to stabilise the plant.
 Installation – Install as per manufacturers details. Re-tension after planting to provide a slightly loose fit,
 allowing for main trunk and canopy movement, which will provide wind support and promote root and stem
 growth.
 Notes: As per Noosa Shire Council requirements




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