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Appendix F - Landscape plans
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DATE PLOTTED: 23 July 2019 8:37 AM BY : SAMUEL VANKAN
SPECIFICATION
1.1 SOFTWORKS 1.2.3 Topsoil Depths and Application 1.5 PLANTING
Spread topsoil to the following consolidated typical depths: (refer to drawings for specific 1.5.1 Plant Material Quality Specification - Nursery Stock
Planting beds details)
Excavated: Trim excavation to bring the subsoil to soil depths specified below finished design Figure 1-3 All plants shall be true to scheduled nomenclature, well formed, hardened off and
levels. Shape the subsoil to fall to subsoil drains where applicable. Break up the subsoil to a disease free nursery stock. They shall be container grown in potting soil with root system
1.3 FERTILISER firmly established but with no large roots growing out of the container. No plant shall be pot
further depth of 100 mm. bound.
Cultivation Provide proprietary fertilisers, delivered to the site in sealed bags marked to show
Cultivation depths (mm): manufacturer or vendor, weight, fertiliser type, N:P:K ratio, recommended uses and
· Turfed and seeded areas in natural ground: min.100mm application rates. Store in a dry secure environment. Apply according to manufacturer's All trees supplied shall comply with AS 2303's “Criteria For Tree Stock Assessment”
recommendations (rate/reapplication/watering).
· Planting areas in natural ground: min. 200mm
The condition of plant stock shall be such that future growth shall be strong and typical of the
species. Stock that shows signs of latent conditions evident of defective nursery practices
Services and roots: Do not disturb services or existing required plant stock roots; if necessary 1.4 TURFING (such as 'spiralling') shall be deemed unacceptable.
cultivate these areas by hand. 1.4.1 Supply
Cultivation: Thoroughly mix in materials required to be incorporated into the subsoil. Obtain turf from a specialist grower of cultivated turf. The Landscape Contractor shall allow for an independent Horticultural certification of all
Cultivate manually within 300 mm of paths or structures. Prevent disturbance to footings of · Areas designated as “Turf” on drawings shall be freshly cut and of the following specification: stock prior to delivery to site that confirms the stock complies with AS 2303:2015 Tree
buildings and landscape retaining walls. Remove stones exceeding 25 mm, clods of earth Stock for Landscape Use.
exceeding 50 mm, and weeds, rubbish or other deleterious material brought to the surface
during cultivation. Trim the surface to design levels after cultivation. Particular attention · Turf to be free from nutgrass or other noxious weeds or any other material deleterious to The certification shall confirm the following:
needs to be made with cultivating and removing of road base with car park planters. Grade plant growth. · stock is disease free and healthy;
sub-grade to sub-soil drains. · Deliver the turf within 24 hours of cutting, and lay it within 36 hours of cutting. Prevent it from · rootball has adequately grown into the container appropriate to the specified size;
Additives · Stock shows no evidence of spirally, being pot bound, or other undesired outcomes of growth
drying out between cutting and laying.
General: Apply additives after ripping or cultivation and incorporate into the upper 100 mm
at the nursery.
layer of the subsoil. 1.4.2 Fertilising
Gypsum: Incorporate *Natural Gypsum at the rate of 2t/Ha and lightly manually water into Primary
subsoil sufficient to begin chemical reaction. Before turfing, apply fertiliser of 14:15:10 N.P.K. or approved similar composition at the rate 1.6 MULCHING
of 100g per m2 and rake into the prepared soil. Mulch
1.2 TOPSOIL General: Provide mulch which is free of deleterious and extraneous matter such as soil,
1.2.1 Planting Areas Secondary weeds and sticks.
General: Imported Premium Grade topsoil for all new planting areas shall be: In the last week of the Establishment Period and after mowing, apply Ammonium Sulphate Standard: To AS 4454.
· “Premium Organic Garden Soil” by Centenary Landscapes or similar approved equivalent to fertiliser (20:0:0) NPK at the rate of 12g per m2 or other approved fertiliser at an equivalent 1.6.1 Organic Mulch Types
comply with AS 4419 (1998).
rate of nitrogen. Prepare as a solution not stronger than 25g of fertiliser per litre of water and
apply evenly to the turfed area. Lightly water after application. · Organic Mulch: Hoop Pine mulch
Up to date pH testing and compliance with this standard is required prior to installation. 1.4.3 Laying Material not permitted: Leaf and plant matter from any other species (especially weed
Furnish Superintendent with written test for approval. species such as privet, camphor laurel, coral tree, poplar, willow, pine and other noxious
General: Lay the turf in the following manner:
1.2.2 Placement weeds).
· In stretcher pattern with the joints staggered and close butted.
General: Spread the topsoil on the prepared subsoil and grade evenly, making the necessary 1.6.2 Placing Mulch
allowances to permit the following: · Parallel with the long sides of level areas, and with contours on slopes.
General: Place mulch to the required depth, clear of plant stems. Spread mulch so that after
· Required finished levels and contours may be achieved after light compaction. · To finish flush, after tamping, with adjacent finished surfaces of ground, paving edging, or settling it is smooth and evenly graded between design surface levels sloped towards the
· Grassed areas may be finished flush with adjacent hard surfaces such as kerbs, paths and grass seeded areas. base of plant stems in plantation beds, and not closer to the stem than 50 mm in the case of
· Strip turf laying: Close butt the end joints and space the strips 300 mm apart. Apply a layer of gravel mulches.
mowing strips.
top dressing between the strips of turf. Finish with an even surface. Extent: To surrounds of plants planted in riplines and grass areas, provide mulch to 1000 mm
Contamination: Where diesel oil, cement or other phytotoxic material has been spilt on the diameter. Mulch areas to Ex-ground trees to be 1800 diameter.
subsoil or topsoil, excavate the contaminated soil, dispose of it off the site, and replace it 1.4.4 Tamping Spread mulch to the following depths:
with imported topsoil to restore design levels. Lightly tamp to an even surface immediately after laying.
Spreading: On steep batters, if using a chain drag, ensure there is no danger of batter
1.4.5 Pegging
disturbance.
Finishing: Feather edges into adjoining undisturbed ground or against adjoining surfaces. On steep slopes peg the turf to prevent down-slope movement. Remove the pegs when the
turf is established.
1.2.1 Soil Gradients
1.4.6 Watering
Unless otherwise stated on the drawings, the following maximum gradients shall be adhered: Water immediately after laying until the topsoil is moistened to its full depth. Continue
· Mulched Garden Beds 1:3 watering to maintain moisture to this depth. Keep the grass in a healthy weed free condition.
Refer section 12.10.3 for watering regime.
CAD File: I:\2018 Jobs\10 Noosaville Boatshed VIA (BNE job)\Drawings\Current Drawings\LA181001_100-110.dwg
· Grassed Areas 1:4
1.2.2 Consolidation 1.4.7 Mowing
Compact lightly and uniformly in 150 mm layers. Avoid differential subsidence and excess Mow to maintain the grass height within the required range. Do not remove more than one
compaction and produce a finished topsoil surface that has the following characteristics: third of the grass height at any one time. Carry out the last mowing within 7 days before the
XREF's: LA181001_landscape base; LA_2001; AC_LA181001Landscape concept plan base
· Finished to design levels.
end of the planting establishment period. Remove grass clippings from the site after each
mowing.
· Smooth and free from stones or lumps of soil. 1.4.8 Top Dressing
· Graded to drain freely, without ponding, to catchment points. When the turf is established, mow closely, remove cuttings and lightly top dress to a depth of
· Graded evenly into adjoining ground surfaces. 10mm with an approved top dress soil. Work the dressing well into the joints and correct any
· Ready for planting.
unevenness in the turf surface.
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