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Seahaven NOOSA Hard Landscape Concepts
WA L L S PAV E R S A R B O U R S WA L K WAYS E D G I N G P O N D S P O O L S LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Arbor Green Structural Root Zones
Arbor green or similar structural root zones are proposed to
improve soil volume, root management, root irrigation and
aeration. Root cells are load bearing structured soil cells
which can be filled with soil to provide a root-zone beneath
hard paved areas. Root barriers direct tree roots away from
the surrounding hard surfaces and down into the root cells.
The increased soil volumes and improved quality and
management promote plant health and growth consistent
with the principles of deep planting.
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