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PLANTING SCHEDULE
The spacing of plants shown on plan have been derived as a compromise between growth rate, anticipated size, and the ability to provide a good vegetative cover within a reasonable space of time. Quantities indicated have been based on the spacing of individual plants appropriate to the
available area for the particular species used; where this available area increases (or decreases) through the course of construction, quantities may also need to increase (or decrease) to maintain the plant spacings indicated on plan.
AGLA recommends early plant procurement to ensure species availability and minimum plant sizes.
CODE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE** QUANTITY SPACING HEIGHT* WIDTH* *HEIGHT AND WIDTH: ROOT BALL SIZES
Heights and widths as shown are at full maturation, indicative only and dependent on The general rule of thumb for planting is at least twice the width of the rootball ANDREW GOLD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
ZONE 3 (50 sqm) environmental and microclimatic factors and to the same depth. The corresponding dimensions to the plant container
sizes are as follows. To obtain the planting hole width, simply multiply the PO BOX 5220
diameter by two. MT GRAVATT EAST
LOW STOREY - PROPOSED GROUNDCOVERS, GRASSES AND VINES ** PLANT CONTAINER SIZE: QLD 4122
Plant container size Diameter Height
Carex appressa Tall Sedge Tube 8 1 per 1m² 0.8-1 0.7 T 07 3420 0006
100L 100 Litre container stock min M 0405 389 243
Cyperus polystachyos Bunchy Sedge Tube 7 1 per 1m² 0.8 0.5-1
Tube 50x50x125mm deep tubestock 100L 520mm 560mm E [email protected]
Gahnia sieberiana Red-Fruit Saw-Sedge Tube 7 1 per 1m² 2 2
Imperata cylindrica Blady Grass Tube 7 1 per 1m² 0.7 1
Isolepsis nodosa Knobby Club-Rush Tube 7 1 per 1m² 1 0.8
MINIMUM STOCK SIZES
Juncus usitatus Common Rush Tube 7 1 per 1m² 1.2 0.6
Themeda triandra Kangaroo Grass Tube 7 1 per 1m² 0.8 - The recommended minimum plant size relative to the container size is as follows. Should the stem calliper
of height of the tree relative to the container size be less than the figures shown, the tree should be rejected.
TOTAL 50 (species evenly mixed throughout) Ensure minimum plant height at time of planting for the specified container stock unless otherwise agreed to
by the landscape architect due to availability, species type and/or time of season.
ZONE 4 (442 sqm) Root ball volume Height (above container) Calliper (at 300mm) Clean trunk height
100 litre 2.4 metres 50mm 1500mm
LOW STOREY - PROPOSED GROUNDCOVERS, GRASSES AND VINES
^ Austromyrtus dulcis Midgenberry Tube 56 1 per 1m² 0.5-1 0.5-1
^ Dianella caerulea Blueberry Lily Tube 56 1 per 1m² 1 1.5
^ Dianella congesta Flax lily Tube 55 1 per 1m² 1 1
^ Dianella brevipedunculata Blue Flax Lily Tube 55 1 per 1m² 0.5 0.5
^ Dianella revoluta Blue Flax Lily Tube 55 1 per 1m² 1 1.5
^ Lomandra multiflora Many-Flowered Mat-Rush Tube 55 1 per 1m² 0.2-0.3 0.5-1.5
^ Smilax glyciphylla Sweet Sarsaparilla Tube 55 1 per 1m² 5 -
The following is a guide, final plant sizes due to availability, species, type, and/or time of season.
^ Zieria smithii Sandfly Zieria Tube 55 1 per 1m² 1-2 -
4000
TOTAL 442 (species evenly mixed throughout)
3500
ZONE 5 (1,219 sqm)
3000
CANOPY - PROPOSED TREES
2500
Acronychia imperforata Fraser Island Apple Tube 13 1 per 49m² 5-8 3-4
Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo Tube 12 1 per 49m² 15 10 2000
TOTAL 25 (species evenly mixed throughout) 1500
CANOPY - PROPOSED KOALA FOOD TREES 1000
* Corymbia tessellaris Moreton Bay Ash Tube 44 As shown 25 15 500
* Eucalyptus robusta Swamp Mahogany Tube 10 As shown 25 15
* Eucalyptus tereticornis Forest Red Gum Tube 12 As shown 45-50 15-20 0
TOTAL 66 (species evenly mixed throughout)
MID-STOREY - PROPOSED LARGE SHRUBS / SMALL TREES
25L 45L 100L 200L 400L
Alpinia caerulea Ginger Tube 7 1 per 25m² 2 2
Brachychiton acerifolius Illawarra Flame Tree Tube 7 1 per 25m² 15 6 ROOTBALL SIZE PER CONTAINER
Glochidion sumatranum Umbrella Cheese Tree Tube 7 1 per 25m² 10-15 8-10
Hibiscus diversifolius Swamp Hibiscus Tube 7 1 per 25m² 2 1.5
TYPICAL PLANT SIZE (ALONG WITH TYPICAL ROOTBALL SIZES) DIAGRAM
Macaranga tanarius
Melastoma malabathricum
Parasol Leaf Tree
Blue Tongue
Tube
Tube
7
7
1 per 25m²
1 per 25m²
10
3
5-7
2
1 SCALE 1:50 @ A1
Melicope elleryana Pink Evodia Tube 7 1 per 25m² 10 5
TOTAL 49 (species evenly mixed throughout)
LOW STOREY - PROPOSED GROUNDCOVERS, GRASSES AND VINES
^ Austromyrtus dulcis Midgenberry Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.5-1 0.5-1
^ Dianella caerulea Blueberry Lily Tube 68 1 per 1m² 1 1.5
^ Dianella congesta Flax lily Tube 68 1 per 1m² 1 1
^ Dianella brevipedunculata Blue Flax Lily Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.5 0.5
^ Dianella revoluta Blue Flax Lily Tube 68 1 per 1m² 1 1.5 TUBESTOCK
Geitonoplesium cymosum Scrambling Lily Tube 68 1 per 1m² 4 - As specified on Landscape
Hardenbergia violacea Corel Pea Tube 68 1 per 1m² 3 2 Plan and/or Proposed
Planting Schedule
Hibbertia scandens Golden Guinea Vine Tube 68 1 per 1m² 3 -
Hibbertia stricta Guinea Flower Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.8-1.3 0.7 Maintain 100mm separation I 27/05/25 RESUBMISSION TO COURT
between mulch and plant H 22/05/25 AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED
Hibbertia vestita Hairy Guinea Flower Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.3 0.5 G 09/09/24 SUBMISSION TO COURT
Lomandra hystrix Mat Rush Tube 68 1 per 1m² 1.8 1.5 F 06/09/24 AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED
^ Lomandra multiflora Many-Flowered Mat-Rush Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.2-0.3 0.5-1.5 MULCH E 05/09/24 AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED
Monotoca scoparia Prickly Broom Heath Tube 68 1 per 1m² 0.3-1.2 - 100 100 Refer Landscape Notes D 04/09/24 AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED
C 02/09/24 AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED
Oplismenus aemulus Creeping Shade Grass Tube 67 1 per 1m² 0.3 - Tease out rootball prior to planting B 02/09/24 FOR REVIEW
Tecomanthe hillii Fraser Island Creeper Tube 67 1 per 1m² 10 2 (if required) A 29/08/24 DRAFT FOR REVIEW
Viola betonicifolia Mountain Violet Tube 67 1 per 1m² 0.3 0.3
Y
5000
Viola hederacea Native Violet Tube 67 1 per 1m² 0.15 2 SLOW RELEASE FERTILISER ISSUE DATE REASON
Zoysia tenuifolia Temple Grass Tube 67 1 per 1m² 0.1 0.4 Place around the rootball as specified.
2Y
X Backfill around rootball, ensuring air pocket THIS DRAWING HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH ALL CARE FROM BASE INFORMATION AVAILABLE
AT THE TIME OF PREPARATION. ALL EXISTING AND RETAINED ELEMENTS ARE SHOWN
TOTAL 1,219 (species evenly mixed throughout) CANOPY - PROPOSED TREES remains. Form shallow depression in soil INDICATIVELY ONLY. THE LOCATION OF THESE ELEMENTS ARE BASED FROM SURVEY
Refer Tree Planting Diagram and Plan for placement around root for improved water retention. INFORMATION. ALL PLANS AND DETAILS ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL
RELEVANT CONSULTANT'S DOCUMENTATION PACKAGES, INCLUDING (BUT NOT LIMITED TO)
Refer Rehabilitation Planting Schedule SITE SOIL OR IMPORTED ARCHITECTURAL, CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, HYDRAULIC, ELECTRICAL, LIGHTING AND SIGNAGE
GROWING MEDIUM DOCUMENTATION. ALL ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND SERVICE LOCATIONS ARE SHOWN
5000
INDICATIVELY. REFER TO THE RELEVANT ENGINEERS DRAWINGS AS REQUIRED. ALL
Refer Landscape Notes DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE.
MID-STOREY - PROPOSED LARGE SHRUBS / 2X
SMALL TREES EXISTING SITE SOILS
1 per 25m2. Refer Rehabilitation Planting Schedule Over-excavate hole to
LOW STOREY - PROPOSED GROUNDCOVERS, twice the width (2X) and
GRASSES AND VINES depth (2Y) of the pot size
NOTES ON SPECIES SELECTION 1 per 1m2. Refer Rehabilitation Planting Schedule
As taken from Gondwana Ecology Group Concept Rehabilitation Plan TUBESTOCK PLANTING DETAIL
2
TYPICAL PLANTING UNIT 25m (IN EXISTING SITE SOIL)
• Species selection includes species from technical description for RE12.2.7 and
recorded on site and surrounds. 2 PLAN 1:100 @ A1 3 SCALE 1:10 @ A1
PROPOSED RACV NOOSA RESORT
• Bushfire “suitable” species considered for zones with bushfire management constraints 142 NOOSA DRIVE, NOOSA HEADS
(^ species identified by bushfire consultant for zone 4).
• Species with * defined as koala habitat/feed tree.
• Final species planting and selection determined by planting suitability and species
availability.
REHABILITATION PLANTING
• Intent is to maximise species diversity and % ground/mid storey cover and supplement SCHEDULE
with canopy/koala trees.
• Bioretention basin planting species in accordance with wsud guidelines (also species in JOB No. DWG No. ISSUE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
locality and from RE12.2.7 technical description) and to be maintained (Bushfire
Consultant advice) to 1m where necessary.
24.160 003 I CP / HF AG
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