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Landscape Plans ISSUE5_14.12.22 (1) · OPW22/0319
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Landscape Specification
GENERAL:
The landscape contractor is to check all drawings and report any ambiguities or anomalies
to the landscape architect for clarification as soon as practicable. No claim for extras arising
from failure to obtain clarification of such matters will be allowed.
Landscape drawings are to be read in reference to associated approved architectural and
civil drawings.
EXISTING SERVICES:
The landscape contractor shall locate any existing services before commencement of work.
PROPOSED
Any existing services damaged in any way as a result of the activities of the landscape
contractor shall be restored to its original condition to the satisfaction of the Project
Manager, either by or at the expense of the landscape contractor.
SITE MANAGEMENT:
DEVELOPMENT-
Ensure all vehicles leaving the job site are reasonable free and clean from soil and/or mud
Gympie
RUBBISH REMOVAL: Street
All rubbish including weed material and builders’ debris shall be removed from site and
disposed of in accordance with Council requirements.
PLANT MATERIAL:
Confirm at time of tendering that all plant material species, minimum sizes & numbers as
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scheduled, will be available. No substitutions to be made without approval. Crank S
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Plants shall be well established with good form & free from pest & disease with large Development
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healthy root systems with a good root to shoot ratio, not pot bound & hardened off. Plant
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TEWANTIN,-QLD
containers shall be free from weeds.
treet
Cullinan
All plants are to confirm to the ‘Natspec Specifying Trees - A guide to assessment of tree e Street Noosa
River
quality, 2003’
treet
Hendy S
Moorind
Street
Plants are to be inspected for quality and approved for delivery by a Project Manager and Tewantin
Primary
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Landscape Architect. School
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Goodwin
Park
SITE PREPARATION: Toolar S
Tewantin treet
Cultivate to the following depths; State Ward
School Park
· 200mm for turf Poincian
a Avenue
· 300mm for shrubs and groundcovers
· 800mm for trees
prior to backfilling with imported organic garden soil.
Imported garden soil must comply with AS 4419 (2003) Soils for landscaping and garden
use.
The organic material used in the soil mix must also be fully composted to ensure minimal
slumpage over time.
Backfill in layers compacting the soil regularly to minimise subsidence over time. Finish
imported soil 75mm below adjacent pavements after settlement.
PLANTING: Lake
Do not vary the plant locations from those shown on the drawings unless otherwise Doonella
directed. Obtain approval of setout before planting. Do not plant in unsuitable weather or
site conditions. excavate planting holes to a size that allows a minimum of 100mm site
topsoil backfill beneath & around the root system of the plant. LOCALITY PLAN
Landscape plans
Apply a slow release fertiliser, Everris Professional landscape Formula Flora - 8 to 9 months
Not to scale
, to manufacturers specifications at time of planting. Water immediately after planting &
thereafter as directed to maintain growth free of stress.
Plant numbers in mass planting areas have been calculated on the assumption that a death
rate of 20% is expected due to the current weather conditions.
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MULCHING: No Title
All garden areas are to be mulched with tea tree mulch to a maximum depth of 100mm
after settlement. Top up mulch, as and when required, to maintain this depth, at all times.
Mulch must comply with AS4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches. 1 Title sheet, Locality plan + Landscape specification
2 Landscape + surface treatments plan
WATERING:
Deep Water all plants at time of planting & as directed thereafter during the maintenance
3 Landscape planting plan 1 of 3
period of the works for the establishment of the plant material. 4 Landscape planting plan 2 of 3
5 Landscape planting plan 3 of 3
MAINTENANCE PERIOD:
The maintenance period of 13 weeks for all softworks shall commence at the time of 6 Plant palette + schedule
practical completion & shall include;
· min 1 visit per week for the first 6 weeks
· min 1 visit per fortnight for the 6 weeks following
Works to be carried out during this period includes but is not limited to; watering, mowing,
weeding, fertilising, pest & disease control, re-seeding, re-staking, re-tying, replacement PAGE 1 0F 6
planting, re-mulching, cultivating, pruning, aerating, renovating, top-dressing and keeping
the site tidy. ISSUE 5: December 14, 2022
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LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION
GENERAL:
The landscape contractor is to check all drawings and report any ambiguities or anomalies
to the landscape architect for clarification as soon as practicable. No claim for extras arising
from failure to obtain clarification of such matters will be allowed.
Landscape drawings are to be read in reference to associated approved architectural and
civil drawings.
EXISTING SERVICES:
The landscape contractor shall locate any existing services before commencement of work.
Any existing services damaged in any way as a result of the activities of the landscape
contractor shall be restored to its original condition to the satisfaction of the Project
Manager, either by or at the expense of the landscape contractor.
SITE MANAGEMENT:
Ensure all vehicles leaving the job site are reasonable free and clean from soil and/or mud
RUBBISH REMOVAL:
All rubbish including weed material and builders’ debris shall be removed from site and
disposed of in accordance with Council requirements.
PLANT MATERIAL:
Confirm at time of tendering that all plant material species, minimum sizes & numbers as
scheduled, will be available. No substitutions to be made without approval.
Plants shall be well established with good form & free from pest & disease with large
healthy root systems with a good root to shoot ratio, not pot bound & hardened off. Plant
containers shall be free from weeds.
All plants are to confirm to the ‘Natspec Specifying Trees - A guide to assessment of tree
quality, 2003’
Plants are to be inspected for quality and approved for delivery by a Project Manager and
Landscape Architect.
SITE PREPARATION:
Cultivate to the following depths;
+ 200mm for turf
+ 300mm for shrubs and groundcovers
+ 800mm for trees
prior to backfilling with imported organic garden soil.
Imported garden soil must comply with AS 4419 (2003) Soils for landscaping and garden
use.
The organic material used in the soil mix must also be fully composted to ensure minimal
slumpage over time.
Backfill in layers compacting the soil regularly to minimise subsidence over time. Finish
imported soil 75mm below adjacent pavements after settlement.
PLANTING:
Do not vary the plant locations from those shown on the drawings unless otherwise
directed. Obtain approval of setout before planting. Do not plant in unsuitable weather or
site conditions. excavate planting holes to a size that allows a minimum of 100mm site
topsoil backfill beneath & around the root system of the plant.
Apply a slow release fertiliser, Everris Professional landscape Formula Flora - 8 to 9 months
, to manufacturers specifications at time of planting. Water immediately after planting &
thereafter as directed to maintain growth free of stress.
Plant numbers in mass planting areas have been calculated on the assumption that a death
rate of 20% is expected due to the current weather conditions.
MULCHING:
All garden areas are to be mulched with tea tree mulch to a maximum depth of 100mm
after settlement. Top up mulch, as and when required, to maintain this depth, at all times.
Mulch must comply with AS4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches.
WATERING:
Deep Water all plants at time of planting & as directed thereafter during the maintenance
period of the works for the establishment of the plant material.
MAINTENANCE PERIOD:
The maintenance period of 13 weeks for all softworks shall commence at the time of
practical completion & shall include;
+ min 1 visit per week for the first 6 weeks
+ min 1 visit per fortnight for the 6 weeks following
Works to be carried out during this period includes but is not limited to; watering, mowing,
weeding, fertilising, pest & disease control, re-seeding, re-staking, re-tying, replacement
planting, re-mulching, cultivating, pruning, aerating, renovating, top-dressing and keeping
the site tidy.
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Landscape + surface treatments plan
Landscape planting plan 1 of 3
Landscape planting plan 2 of 3
Landscape planting plan 3 of 3
Plant palette + schedule
TEWANTIN, QLD
Landscape plans
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Toolar Street
Street trees to road verge
in mulched surround Legend
-refer planting plan & schedule existing
power pole Existing trees to remain
Mail boxes on post & rail frame to architects
existing footpath water redundant detail; concrete surface under to match path
meter watermains lawn Turf grass surface
Tree plantings
pit -refer planting plan & schedule
pit RP Boundary RP Boundary
Artificial grass surface;
Tiger Turf product or equivalent
Deep planting to frontage Concrete driveway with exposed
-refer planting plan & schedule aggregate ‘Stoneset’ banding for water
permeability & aesthetic quality
Screen trellis with climbing plants Pedestrian crossing pavers in concrete
-refer planting plan & schedule Screen trellis with climbing plants to match coloured concrete path (see
-refer planting plan & schedule below)
Informal hedge row of low height Driveway Coloured concrete footpath;
Coloured concrete pedestrian shared zone
native shrubs Terrace Terrace Colour suggestion; CCS ‘Canvas’
-refer planting plan & schedue Terrace Terrace
Driveway surface; plain or light grey coloured
concrete with exposed aggregate bands Gravel surface;
‘Stoneset’ binder optional
using ‘Stoneset’ binder for stability & water
Small to medium columnar trees permeability. Free formed bands follow
along boundary for screening Select pavers in 20mm ‘Coffs Harbour
contours across driveway; approx min 500mm River Pebble’ V; pavers 600x600x40mm
-refer planting plan & schedule wide, max 1200mm wide Colour; Grey
UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 Mass planted & mulched garden beds
Low level plantings Screen to side of building; stainless steel screen -forest mulch or similar
-refer planting plan & schedule attached to the buildings with select vine
species planted at ground level in garden bed
(min 200mm wide); Shade + amenity tree plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule -refer planting plans
Low level plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Screen
Courtyard with gated access, gate gate gate gate
pavers set in 20mm ‘Coffs Entry Entry Entry Clothes Clothes
Entry
Clothes Clothes
Screen
Courtyard with gated access, pavers set in
Screen
Harbour River Pebble’ & low level Court line line Court Court line line Court
groundcover plantings pit 20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’ & low level
-refer planting plan & schedule groundcover plantings
Single Single Single Single -refer planting plan & schedule
gate Garage Garage Garage Garage gate Small screening shrubs as per opposite
Small screening shrubs along boundary
boundary fenceline gate -refer planting plan & schedule
-refer planting plan & schedule pits
Bin Pedestrian crossing; bands of coloured Shade tree in enlarged garden bed as for
RP Boundary
enclosure opposite boundary -refer planting plan &
concrete or min 600x400x40mm paver
steppers set flush with concrete driveway; schedule
Water detention tank to match coloured concrete path Visitor parking 2
refer civil engr detail
Shade trees in mulched garden Driveway
bed with low level understorey Water reuse tank
RP Boundary
plantings -refer planting plan & refer civil engr detail Feature tree in garden bed
schedule Visitor parking 3
Visitor parking 1 -refer planting plan & schedule
Courtyard with gated access, ‘Stoneset‘ binder used with select coloured
pavers set in 20mm ‘Coffs aggregate, installed on driveway surface
Harbour River Pebble’ & low level Bin wash (example only)
pit
groundcover plantings RPZ valve
-refer planting plan & schedule gate Single Single Single Single gate pit
Carport Garage Garage Carport
Single Single Entry Single Single
Garage Carport Court Carport Garage Courtyard with gated access, pavers set in
20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’ & low
Small shade trees in mulched Entry Entry level groundcover plantings
garden bed olong boundary Court Clothes Clothes Court -refer planting plan & schedule
fenceline line line
-refer planting plan & schedule
Bins gate gate Bins
Bins Bins
Low level planting under windows 20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’
-refer planting plan & schedule (example)
Small columnar trees along
boundary for screening
-refer planting plan & schedule
pit pit UNIT 6 UNIT 7 Landscape +
surface treatments plan
Retaining wall to contain garden UNIT 9 UNIT 10
UNIT 5 above above UNIT 8
bed to architects detail
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT-
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Shade trees in mulched garden bed Terrace Terrace
with low level understorey plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule pit Clothes
line Terrace Terrace
Open Clothes
25-27 TOOLAR STREET TEWANTIN,-QLD
Open line
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Street trees to road verge
in mulched surround
-refer planting plan & schedule
existing footpath
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-refer planting plan & schedule
Screen trellis with climbing plants
-refer planting plan & schedule
Informal hedge row of low height
native shrubs
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boundary fenceline
-refer planting plan & schedule
Shade trees in mulched garden
bed with low level understorey
plantings -refer planting plan &
schedule
Courtyard with gated access,
pavers set in 20mm ‘Coffs
Harbour River Pebble’ & low level
groundcover plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Small shade trees in mu
garden bed olong boundary
fenceline
-refer planting plan & schedule
Small columnar trees along
boundary for screening
-refer planting plan & schedule
Retaining wall to contain garden
bed to architects detail
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with low level understorey plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
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above
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Mail boxes on post & rail frame to architects
detail; concrete surface under to match path
Tree plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Screen trellis with climbing plants
-refer planting plan & schedule
Driveway surface; plain or light grey coloured
concrete with exposed aggregate bands
using ‘Stoneset’ binder for stability & water
permeability. Free formed bands follow
contours across driveway; approx min 500mm
wide, max 1200mm wide
Screen to side of building; stainless steel screen
attached to the buildings with select vine
species planted at ground level in garden bed
(min 200mm wide);
-refer planting plan & schedule
Low level plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Courtyard with gated access, pavers set in
20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’ & low level
groundcover plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Small screening shrubs as per opposite
boundary
-refer planting plan & schedule
Shade tree in enlarged garden bed as for
opposite boundary -refer planting plan &
schedule
Bin wash
RPZ valve
pit
Courtyard with gated access, pavers set in
20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’ & low
level groundcover plantings
-refer planting plan & schedule
Low level planting under windows
-refer planting plan & schedule
Landscape +
Legend
Existing trees to remain
Turf grass surface
Artificial grass surface;
Tiger Turf product or equivalent
Concrete driveway with exposed
> aggregate ‘Stoneset’ banding for water
permeability & aesthetic quality
i Pedestrian crossing pavers in concrete
to match coloured concrete path (see
below)
Coloured concrete footpath;
Colour suggestion; CCS ‘Canvas’
Gravel surface;
‘Stoneset’ binder optional
= Select pavers in 20mm ‘Coffs Harbour
River Pebble’ V; pavers 600x600x40mm
Colour; Grey
Mass planted & mulched garden beds
-forest mulch or similar
Shade + amenity tree plantings
-refer planting plans
‘Stoneset’ binder used with select coloured
aggregate, installed on driveway surface
(example only)
20mm ‘Coffs Harbour River Pebble’
(example)
surface treatments plan
qi 2 3 43 10 15m
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existing Toolar Street
power pole
2 ELA ret 2 ELA ret
street trees 8m min 3.5m min 3.5m min 8m min street trees
6 BAN rob
15 CAL pac
27 DIA Jes existing footpath
12 HIB sca
12 LOM lon 1 MEL qui
15 WES Mun lawn
(mass planted in RP Boundary RP Boundary
groups of 3 to 9)
3 MEL qui 1 MEL qui
3 PAN jas 3 PAN jas
3 TRA jas 3 TRA jas
in raised planter under trellis in raised planter under trellis
Driveway
30 CAL GBF 30 CAL GBF
3 PAN pan 3 PAN pan 3 BAN rob
3 TRA jas 3 TRA jas 12 CAL pac
18 DIA Jes
9 HIB sca
4 CAL LJ + 4 CAL LJ + 4 CAL LJ + 4 CAL LJ + 9 LOM lon
9 DIA Jes 9 DIA Jes 9 DIA Jes 9 DIA Jes 12 WES Mun
understorey understorey understorey understorey (mass planted in
groups of 3 to 9)
8 SYZ Str
16 HIB sca - understorey
12 CAL Sli + 10 SYZ Hin
9 SYZ Str 21 DIA Jes
16 HIB sca - understorey understorey
6 SYZ Hin 13 CAL Sli
13 CAL Sli +
21 DIA Jes
1 ELA ret understorey
UNIT 3 UNIT 4 1 ELA ret
UNIT 1 UNIT 2
5 ALP cae 6 ALP cae
1 DYP cab 1 DYP cab
1 WAT flo
1 ELA ret
1 ELA ret
1 WAT flo Driveway
1 LIV dec
1 ELA ret Refer 1 ELA ret
planting
12 SYZ Hin plan 2 of 3
along boundary for details 12 SYZ Hin
along boundary
5 TRI lau 5 TRI lau
Refer planting Refer planting
plan 2 of 3 for plan 2 of 3 for
understorey understorey
planting details planting details
to side boundary to side boundary
Detail A Refer sheet 6 for plant schedule
Detail B
UNIT 5
UNIT 6 UNIT 7
UNIT 8 Landscape planting plan 1 of 3
Detail D UNIT 9 UNIT 10
Refer planting plan 3 of 3 above above
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Detail C
3 ELA ret
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plan 1 of 3
5 MET Dug for tree planting
detail
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plan 1 of 3 5 MET Dug
for tree planting
detail 7 HAR vio 7 DIA Jes
-understorey mass planted
8 CAL Sli Refer planting plan 1 of 3
& plant schedule for trees 15 HAR vio
5 WES Min understorey planting 1 DOR exc
mass planted
Refer planting plan 1 of 3
Pavers & plant schedule for trees
3 WES Mun -refer surface treatments plan
3 DIE gra
9 HAR vio
9 WES Mun
mass planted
gate
12 CAL LJ
7 DIE gra UNIT 8
9 DIA Jes
14 CAL Sli
gate 6 DIE gra
UNIT 6 UNIT 7 6 MET Dug
UNIT 5 9 MYO par
12 DIA Jes 3 PAN jas (underplanting
climber on trellis/fence to length of side
9 DIA Jes -under boundary & ending
1 DOR exc 1 DOR exc at rear boundary)
3 PAN jas
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plan 1 of 3 9 DIA Jes -under Refer planting
for tree planting plan 1 of 3
detail 7 DIA Jes for tree planitng
7 DIA Jes detail
1 CAL cit +
5 DIA Jes
3 WES Mun
1 CAL cit + (groundcovers)
5 DIA Jes
6 DIE gra 3 HAR vio (groundcovers)
6 MET Dug
9 MYO par
(underplanting
to length of side
boundary & ending
at rear boundary)
Private courtyard planting detail B
2 CAL cit +
Private courtyard 10 DIA Jes
6 WES Mun
planting detail C (groundcovers)
2 CAL cit + Refer sheet 6 for plant schedule
10 DIA Jes
6 HAR vio (groundcovers)
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to length of side
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at rear boundary)
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2 CAL cit +
10 DIA Jes
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(groundcovers)
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planting detail C
Refer sheet 6 for plant schedule
2 CAL cit +
10 DIA Jes
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UNIT 5 UNIT 6
Retaining wall to architects
detail
Refer planting plan 2 of 3
for understorey planting
details to side boundary
gardens
JOINS BELOW
Terrace Terrace
Clothes
line
Retaining wall to architects
detail
Refer planting plan 1 of 3 Open Open Clothes
line
& plant schedule for trees Space Space
3 GRE OM +
6 BAE vir
7 DIA Jes
RP Boundary 6 HIB sca - (groundcovers)
Stormwater pits above rear of allotment
retaining walls to capture neighbouring site
runoff (refer civil)
Private courtyards planting detail D - Units 5 & 6 16 SYZ Res
to boundary line within retained garden bed +
9 CAL LJ
9 DIA Jes
9 MYO par - (groundcovers)
UNIT 7 UNIT 8
Refer planting plan 2 of 3
for understorey planting
details to side boundary
garden
Terrace Terrace
Refer planting plan 1 of 3
JOINS ABOVE
Clothes & plant schedule for trees
Clothes line
line
Open Open
Space Space Retaining wall to architects
detail
RP Boundary Landscape planting plan 3 of 3
3 GRE OM +
6 BAE vir 16 SYZ Res
7 DIA Jes to boundary line within
6 HIB sca - (groundcovers) retained garden bed +
9 CAL LJ
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT-
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Private courtyards planting detail D - Units 7 & 8 9 MYO par - (groundcovers)
Refer sheet 6 for plant schedule
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Private courtyards planting detail D - Units 7 & 8 9 MYO par - (groundcovers) PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
Refer sheet 6 for plant schedule 25-27 TOOLAR STREET TEWANTIN, QLD
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Trees - accent/frontage Plant schedule
Abbrev Botanical Name Common Name Qty Size Hgt
Trees
ACM hem Acmena hemilampra Blush Satinash 4 45L 6m
ELA ret Elaeocarpus reticulatus ‘Prima Donna’ 12 45L 5m
DYP cab Dypsis cabadae Blue Cane Palm 2 45L 6m
LIV dec Livistona decipiens Native Ribbon Palm 1 200L 10m
MEL qui Melaleuca quinquenervia Paperbark 5 45L 6m
TRI lau Tristaniopsis laurina Water Gum 10 45L 5m
WAT flo Waterhousia floribunda Weeping Lilly Pilly 2 45L 8m
ACM hem ELA ret Dyp cab LIV dec MEL qui TRI lau WAT flo
Screening
SYZ aus Syzygium australe Select Lilipilly 6 25L 4m
Screening Climbing SYZ Hin Syzygium ‘Hinterland Gold’ Lillipilly 39 25L 4m
SYZ Res Syzygium Resilience Lilypilly 32 25L 3.5m
SYZ Str Syzygium ‘Straight & Narrow’ Slender Lilly Pilly 17 25L 4m
Climbing
PAN jas Pandorea jasminoides ‘Bower of Beauty’ 18 140mm
TRA jas Trachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine 12 140mm
Shrubs & Groundcovers
ALP cae Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 11 140mm 1m
BAE vir Baeckea virgata Twiggy Myrtle 20 140mm 0.6m
SYZ aus SYZ Hin SYZ Res SYZ Str PAN jas TRA jas BAN rob Banksia robur Swamp Bansksia 9 200mm 2m
CAL cit Callistemon cit. ‘White Anzac’ Dwf Bottlebrush white 6 200mm 1.5m
Shrubs + Groundcovers CAL GBF Callistemon ‘Great Balls of Fire’ Dwf Bottlebrush
CAL LJ Callistemon ‘Little John’ Dwf Bottlebrush red
60
34
200mm
140mm
1m
1m
CAL pac Callistemon pachyphyllus Bottlebrush red/green 51 200mm 2m
CAL Sli Callistemon ‘Slim’ Slim Bottlebrush red 72 200mm 3m
DIA Jes Dianella ‘Little Jess’ Native Flax lily 245 140mm 0.6m
DIE gra Dietes grandiflora Wild Iris 22 140mm 1m
DOR exc Doryanthes excelsa Gymea lily 3 300mm 1.5m
GRE OM Grevillea ‘Orange Marmalade’ Spider Flower orange 6 200mm 4m
HAR vio Hardenbergia violacaea False Sarsparilla 40 140mm 0.3m
HIB sca Hibbertia scandens Snake Vine 65 140mm 0.5m
LOM lon Lomandra longifolia Mat Rush 24 140mm 1m
ALP cae BAE vir BAN rob CAL cit CAL GBF CAL LJ CAL pac CAL Sli DIA Jes MET Dug Metrosideros ‘Little Dugald’ Dwarf NZ Xmas Bush 22 200mm 1.2m
MYO par Myoporum parvifolium Creeping Boobialla 46 140mm 0.3m
WES Mun Westringea ‘Mundi’ Coastal Rosemary 53 140mm 0.5m
DIE gra DOR exc GRE OM HAR vio HIB sca LOM lon MET Dug MYO Par WES Mun
Note:
Plant species and quantities are subject to change prior
to installation of plant material due to stock availability.
Substitutions may be made with the approval of the
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT-
landscape architect. Prepared by
Plant palette 25-27 TOOLAR STREET TEWANTIN,-QLD
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i Plant schedule
Trees ee ; Abbrev Botanical Name Common Name Qty Size Hgt
4
Trees
ACM hem Acmena hemilampra Blush Satinash 4 45L 6m
ElAret — Elaeocarpus reticulatus ‘Prima Donna’ 12. 45L 5m
DYP cab Dypsis cabadae Blue Cane Palm 2 45L 6m
LIVdec __Livistona decipiens Native Ribbon Palm 1 200L 10m
MEL qui Melaleuca quinquenervia Paperbark 5 45L 6m
TRI lau Tristaniopsis laurina Water Gum 10 45L 5m
WAT flo Waterhousia floribunda Weeping Lilly Pilly 2 45L 8m
ACM hem ELA ret LIV dec MEL qui
Screening
5 SYZ aus Syzygium australe Select Lilipilly 6 25L 4m
Scree nino SYZHin Syzygium ‘Hinterland Gold’ _Lillipilly 39 25L 4m
SYZ Res Syzygium Resilience Lilypilly 32 25L 3.5m
SYZ Str Syzygium ‘Straight & Narrow’ Slender Lilly Pilly 17) 25L 4m
Climbing
PAN jas Pandorea jasminoides ‘Bower of Beauty’ 18 140mm
TRA jas _ Trachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine 12 140mm
Shrubs & Groundcovers
ALP cae Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 11 140mm im
{ : ‘ BAE vir Baeckea virgata Twiggy Myrtle 20 140mm _ 0.6m
SYZ Hin SYZ Res SYZ Str BAN rob _ Banksia robur Swamp Bansksia 9 200mm 2m
CAL cit —Callistemon cit. ‘White Anzac’ Dwf Bottlebrush white 6 200mm = 1.5m
r + n CAL GBF Callistemon ‘Great Balls of Fire’ Dwf Bottlebrush 60 200mm im
S aS eC S d 9 ; CALL Callistemon ‘Little John’ Dwf Bottlebrush red 34 140mm im
CAL pac Callistemon pachyphyllus Bottlebrush red/green 51 200mm 2m
CAL Sli — Callistemon ‘Slim’ Slim Bottlebrush red 72 200mm 3m
DIA Jes Dianella ‘Little Jess’ Native Flax lily 245 140mm _ 0.6m
DIE gra __ Dietes grandiflora Wild Iris 22 140mm im
DOR exc _Doryanthes excelsa Gymea lily 3 300mm =1.5m
GRE OM __ Grevillea ‘Orange Marmalade’ Spider Flower orange 6 200mm 4m
HAR vio Hardenbergia violacaea False Sarsparilla 40 140mm 0.3m
HIB sca __ Hibbertia scandens Snake Vine 65 140mm 0.5m
f LOM Ion — Lomanata longifolia Mat Rush 24 140mm im
"ALP cae BAE vir , : . DIA Jes MET Dug_ Metrosideros ‘Little Dugald’ Dwarf NZ Xmas Bush 22 200mm_ 1.2m
MYO par Myoporum parvifolium Creeping Boobialla 46 140mm 0.3m
WES Mun Westringea ‘Mundi’ Coastal Rosemary 53 140mm_ 0.5m
is
MET Dug MYO Par WES Mun
DIE gra HAR vio HIB sca
Note:
Plant species and quantities are subject to change prior
to installation of plant material due to stock availability.
Substitutions may be made with the approval of the
landscape architect.
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT ~~ =»
Sit
Plant palette 25-27 TOOLAR STREET TEWANTIN, QLD _
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