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trees
trees
Alphitonia excelsa Soap Tree (N)
Buckinghamia celsissima Ivory Curl Tree (N)
Cupaniopsis anacardiodies Tuckeroo (N)
Magnolia grandiflora Bull Bay Magnolia (E)
Tabebuia pallida Pink Trumpet Tree (E)
Waterhousia floribunda Weeping Lilly Pilly (N)
Xanthostemon chrysanthus Golden Penda (N)
shrubs & accents ALPHITONIA excelsa BUCKINGHAMIA celsissima CUPANIOPSIS anacardiodies MAGNOLIA grandiflora TABEBUIA pallida WATERHOUSIA floribunda XANTHOS. chrysanthus
Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger (N)
shrubs & accents
Agapanthus africanus Blue Agapanthus (E)
Aspidista elatior Cast Iron Plant (N)
Blechnum nudum Fishbone waterfern (N)
Callistemon ‘Little John’ Bottlebrush (N)
Chlorophytum comosum Spider Plant (E)
Cordyline fruiticosa ‘Rubra’ Red Leaf Cordyline (N)
Crinum pedunculatum River Lily (N)
Dianella caerulea Flax Lilly (N)
Dietes bicolor African Iris (E)
ALPINIA
CALLIS. Kingscaerulea
Park Special AGAPANTHUS africanus
CALLISTEMON
CALLIS. LittleSpecial
Kings Park John CORDYLINE Rubra DIETES bicolor GARDENIA floribunda BLECHNUM nudum LIRIOPE Evergreen Giant LOMANDRA hystrix
Gardenia augusta ‘Florida’ Gardenia (E)
Goodenia ovata Hop Goodenia (N)
Grevillea lanigera ‘Mt Tamboritha’ Mt Tamboritha (N)
Hardenbergia violacea Native Sarsparilla (N)
Hibbertia scandens Twining Guinea Flower (N)
Liriope Evergreen Giant Liriope (E)
Lomandra hystrix Lomandra (N)
Melastoma affine Blue Tongue (N)
Ophiopogan japonicus Mondo Grass (E)
Philodendron xanadu Xanadu (E)
Plumeria obtusa Evergreen Frangipanna (E)
CALLIS. Kings Park
OPHIOPOGAN Special
japonicus DIANELLA caerulea PHILODENDRON Xanadu MELASTOMA affine HARDENBERGIA violacea HIBBERTIA scandens RHAPIS excelsa VIOLA hederacea WESTRINGIA fruiticosa
Rhapis excelsa Lady Palm (N)
Viola hederacea Native Violet (N)
Westringia fruiticosa Coastal Rosemary (N)
Xanthorrhoea johnsonii Grasstree (N)
design intent landscape notes landscape maintenance notes
the landscape planting for the proposed redevelopment will be similar in The following are some of the initiatives adopted to help ensure
general planting general the long-term sustainability of the landscape:
appearance to the existing established gardens of Ozcare Noosa Heads This landscape schematic design package was prepared for the All plants delivered to site are to be true to pot size, species and
Aged Car Facility. The plant selection will predominately native species specific purpose of lodgement to the Noosa Shire Council for type, and free of weeds, diseases and fungal infections. All trees
• Maintenance for landscape areas will be minimised through the
combined with a mix of exotic species that are suitable for the intended Development Approval only. These plans are not intended for delivered to site are to be grown to NATSPEC Guide - Specifying
appropriate selection of hardy subtropical species suited to the
user & to create a cohesive finish. construction purposes and shall not be relied upon for construction Trees: A Guide to Assessment of Tree Quality standard to ensure
climate and location proposed.
The native species will be predominately sourced from Section 7. use. satisfactory performance and growth rate after planting.
• Minimal hedging is required of shrubs and all plants have been
Woodland/Open Forest Areas of the Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 3 – All works are to be constructed to a high standard of workmanship Shrubs & groundcovers to provide complete coverage of planting
selected to allow for their full growth.
and finish. areas at maturity. Minimum sizes:
Landscaping Plants & Guidelines. • All planting being used is a mixture of native and exotic species
All landscape construction works are to be undertaken by an Groundcovers - 140mm pot;
that are proven performers in a coastal environment.
experienced & registered landscape contractor. Shrubs & Accent - 200mm & 300mm.
Planting layouts will be arrangements to assist with highlighting focal points • Using a quality, tested and certified, soil blend that complies
such as building entrys & circulation, establishing focal points & creating a cultivation irrigation with Soils for Landscape Development guidelines and AS4419,
All planting areas on natural ground to be cultivated to 150mm All garden areas are to have a commercial grade automatic constructed with a duel-horizon to minimise slumping, maximise
sense of enclosure.
minimum depth prior to placing topsoil. irrigation system. The irrigation system is to comply with all plant survival rates, and minimise maintenance.
applicable industry, local authority and Australian Standards. • Certifying that all trees comply with the NATSPEC Guide –
All plants will be selected to suit the individual climatic position & to provide topsoil Hose cocks to be supplied to landscape areas. Specifying Trees: A Guide to Assessment of Tree Quality (2003)
a functional and safe environment for all. All planting areas are to have a premium grade imported topsoil to avoid any long-term structural issues.
that complies to AS 4419 (2003) ‘Soils for Landscaping & Garden establishment/maintenance • All areas on ground level will be accessible for maintenance
Use’ and is to be free of weeds, rocks, roots, rubbish and any other The planting establishment period commences at date of
Shade trees located to the central courtyards to be small/medium sized without requiring special equipment
deleterious material. practical completion. The landscape contractor shall establish
ornamental type trees grown for their colour & shade. Trees will be • Providing hose cocks in all outdoor areas to enable additional
Topsoil depths to planting areas on natural ground to be minimum plant watering and surface washdown when necessary.
selected in terms of their size and growth habit to ensure there suitability 300mm deep. • All gardens will be watered via an automated, sub-mulch drip
for incorporation around buildings and infrastructure.
mulch irrigation system, and pop-up sprinklers for turf areas.
All planting areas immediately adjacent to building facades are • Ensuring a training program is carried out by the Landscape
to have a perimeter edge of gravel mulch to assist with general Contractor at handover to ensure that maintenance staff can
maintenance & bushfire control strategy, then a layer of an organic operate the irrigation system and maintain the landscape.
mulch installed over to a minimum depth of 75mm. Organic mulch
to comply with AS 4454 (2003) ‘Compost, Soil Conditioners &
Mulches’, mulch type Forest mulch or approved similar.
suggested planting character
suggested planting character
Ozcare Noosa Re-Development 01737 LC_ 04 [B] March 2023
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