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Seaview Terrace Rehabilitation Plan 11

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhaphiolepis indica* Indian Hawthome ROSACEAE 4
Schefflera actinophyila* umbrella tree Asaliaceae 1,3,6
Schinus terebinthifolius* Brazilian pepper Anacardiaceae 1,3.6
Sida cordifolia* Flannel Weed Malvaceae 4,4
Solanum seaforthianum* Brazilian Nightshade Solanaceae 1,3,4
Sphagneticola trilobata* Singapore daisy Asteraceae 4,4
Syagrus romanzoffiana* Cacos Palm ARECACEAE - 4 :
Tecoma stans* Yellow bells Bignoniaceae . . 1,3
Tradescantia albifiora* Wandering Jew Commelinaceae 1
Tradescantia zebrina* Zebrina Commelinaceae 1

 

 

 

 

 

Note: numbers in the removal method relate to the weed control'methods in Table 5.
* Biological control is in place for this species and no further action with regard to this is required.

2.5 MAINTENANCE

The following maintenance plan (Table 7) applies to the site for a period of 12
months. In this 12 month period, a 95% survival rate of seedlings should be achieved
and all weeds should be removed.

Table 7 - Maintenance Plan for Rehabilitation Works.

 

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First three
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planting

Control weeds — Check for weeds/veed regrowth monthly and control by hand removal, spot spraying eg of
grasses, taking care not to damage planted and regenerating native species, including grasses and forbs
during the first month. Following this, control weeds as required.

Watering — Water each seediing with a minimum of 8 — 10 litres of water weekly during the first month
depending upon prevailing weather conditions and then monthly or as necessary ‘until seedlings are
established (approximately 3 — 6 months);

Genera! Site Maintenance — eg. Remove any rubbish dumped on site; check for signs of erosion; replace
mulch as required;

Replacement Planting — Replace dead or senescent plants according to the methods detailed in Table 3.
Monitoring — Undertake regular monitoring

 

3-12
months
after
planting

 

 

Control weeds — Continue monthly weed checks and control as required as specified for first three months.;
Watering — Continue to water each seedling as necessary until seedings are established {approximately 3-
6 months);

Any replacement seedlings should be watered weekly during the first month fallowing planting. then water as
necessary until seedlings are established (approximately 3 — 6 months after planting); .. . oy
Replacement Planting — Replace dead or senescent plants according to the methods detailed in Table 3;
and Continue replacement planting until 95% survival rate achieved;

Mulching — If mutch is depleted thereby allowing significant weed growth, replace mulch around affected
plants with coarse forest mulch or sugar cane to a depth of 100mm and diameter of im, ensuring mulch
does not contact any stems/trunks of native species;

General Site Maintenance — eg. Remove any rubbish dumped on site; check for signs of erosion; replace
mulch as required;

Monitoring - Undertake regular site monitoring tasks and photos.

 

 

 

CEPLA

CHO012_Rehab_R_vers2_4_3_09.doc 5 March 2009