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LANDS CA PE PA L E T TE
C D E F G H I J K
The landscape design strengthens the surrounding
character of the unique location, offering guests a
unique visitor experience.
A L M N O P Q R S T
PLANTING PALET TE These will be hand-picked based on their
availability within the local nursery industry and
The landscape design will strengthen the will include key native species used across the
surrounding character of the unique location, Resort site:
offering guests a unique visitor experience.
Landscape will be critical to the Resort Melaleuca quinquenervia Broad Leaved U V W X Y Z AA BB CC
experience and integrated across the Site. Paperbark
Landscaping will be integrated within podiums
Polyscias elegans Celery Wood
and elevated gardens – species selection will be
determined by soil depth and light access; shade
Lepidozamia hopei Hopes Cycad
tolerant species will be located in understory
locations, and heat tolerant species located on B DD EE FF GG HH II JJ KK LL
exposed roof tops. Livistonia australis Cabbage Tree Palm
Large areas of deep planting will be achieved SUGGESTED SPECIES LIST
Pteris tremula Australian Brake Fern
at the Site perimeter and within the central CANOPY UNDERSTORY CLIMBING AND TRAILING
landscape spine providing multiple settings for A. Livistona australis Cabbage-tree Palm* (R,I) P. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia** (R,I,S) DD. Lygodium microphyllum Climbing Maidenhair** (R,I,S)
Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Bangalow
large canopy trees. B. Melaleuca quinquenervia Broad Leaved Paperbark ** (R,I,S) Q. Zamia ferfacea Cardboard Plant (I,S) EE. Ficus pumila Climbing Fig (I,S)
Palm C. Randia fitzalanii Native Gardenia* (R,I,) R. Monstera deliciosa Swiss Cheese Plant (I) FF. Monstera adansonii Swiss Cheese Plant (I)
Site rejuvenation in keeping with the existing D. Corymbia gummifera Bloodwood* (R,S) S. Asplenium australasicum Bird Nest Fern** (R,I,S) GG. Hoya australis Wax Vine** (R,I,S)
landscape will occur in the southern edge of Asplenium australasicum Birds Nest Fern E. Polyscias elegans Celery Wood** (R,S) T. Pteris tremula Australian Brake Fern** (R,I,S) HH. Ipomea pes-caprae Bayhops* (I)
F. Callitris columellaris Coastal Cypress Pine** (R,S) U. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern** (R,I,S) II. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine* (R,I,S)
the Site within the Environmental Protection
G. Banksia aemula Wallum Banksia** (R,S) V. Doodia media Raspberry Fern** (R,I,S) JJ. Philodendron scandans Heart Shaped Philodendron (R,I,S)
Zone. Native species will be incorporated across Hoya Australis Wax Vine
H. Allocasuarina littoralis Black She-oak** (R) W. Westringia furticosa Coastal Rosemary* (R,I,S) KK. Casurina glauca Casurina ‘Cousin It’* (R,I,S)
the Site and prioritised where views across the I. Acacia disparrima Hickory Wattle** (R)
Ecological Reserve are dominant, such as the Ipomea pes-caprae Bayhops. J. Achronchyia imperforata Beach Acronychia** (R) GROUNDCOVERS ORCHIDS
arrival zone. Further into the Resort along the K. Lophostemon confertus Brush Box** (R) X. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry* (R,I,S) LL. Cymbidium madidum Banded Cymbidium* (R,I,S)
Green Spine, endemic and native species will Selection of gravel mulch and local boulders to L. Eucalyptus tereticornis Queensland Blue Gum** (R,S) Y. Isolepis ficinia Knobby Club Rush** (R,I,S)
coexist to form a modern native garden. M. Cythea cooperii Tree Fern** (R,I) Z. Pepperomia obtusifolia Baby Rubber Plant (I) ABBREVIATION KEY
complement native species local to Noosa
N. Archontophoenix Bangalow Palm* (R) AA. Viola hederacea Native Violet* (R,I,S) * Australian Native
Most of the species selected will be native and cunninghamiana BB. Zoysia tenuifolia No Mow Grass (I,S) ** Locally Endemic
occur naturally within the outer region of Noosa. O. Licuala ramsayi Australian Fan Palm* (R,I) CC. Zoysia matrella No Mow Turf (I,S) R Used in Conservation Area
I Used in Internal Gardens
S Used in Street Scape
THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 52 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 53 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP
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