Viridian III Technical Specification OPW1 [As Published] · 142008.256

                                                                          VIRIDIAN III - Landscape Works
14.4.10        MAINTENANCE IN TRANSIT
All plant material must be protected from the adverse effects of the elements during handling
and transport. Plants shall be transported in fully enclosed pan technician type trucks.
During transit from the nursery to the site, monitor the plants to ascertain that undue
movement or disturbance is not occurring and that moisture levels are suitable to ensure
plant health.

14.4.11        LOCATIONS
If it appears necessary to vary plant locations and spacing’s to avoid service lines, or to
cover the area uniformly, or for other reasons, seek approval from Landscape Architect
before vary plant locations.

14.4.12        PLANTING CONDITIONS
Do not plant in unsuitable weather conditions such as extreme heat, cold, wind or rain. In
other than sandy soils, suspend excavation when the soil is wet, or during frost periods.
Refer to Plant Specification for palm requirements.

14.4.13        WATERING
Thoroughly water the plants before planting, immediately after planting, and as required to
maintain growth rates free of stress.

14.4.14        PLACING
Remove the plant from the container with minimum disturbance to the root ball, ensure that
the root ball is moist and place it in its final position, in the centre of the hole and plumb, and
with the top soil level of the plant root ball level with the finished surface of the surrounding
soil.

14.4.15        FERTILISING
Pellets: In planting beds and individual plantings, place fertiliser pellets around the plants at
the time of planting in accordance with the Horticulturist’s fertilising regime

14.4.16        SPRAYING
REPORTING: Report any evidence of insect attack or disease amongst plant material
immediately it is noted.

SPRAYING: If so directed, spray with an insecticide and/or fungicide approved prior to use,
in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations, and to comply with statutory
requirements.

14.5   TREE SURGERY

14.5.1 GENERAL
PROTECTION: This site is within a Tree Protection Zone and prior approval from the
Managing Contractor is required before any actions are taken which impact on existing
trees.
NOTICE: Give sufficient notice before commencing tree surgery.
QUALIFICATIONS: Employ suitably qualified Arborist to carry out tree surgery work in a safe
and progressive manner.

14.5.2 PRUNING
GENERAL: Comply with the recommendations of AS 4373. All pruned native vegetation
material to be chipped into pieces no larger than 75mm. Cuttings to be mulched and
stockpiled for reuse as directed by the Managing Contractor.

EDAW Aust                              Page 41                         February 2008