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PLANTING NOTES - SYMBM BMAINOrAL ♦ C0MM0IN .!NAME CIUAINT .SIZE REMARKS
THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL ALL PLANT MATERIALS IN
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SOIL PREPARATION AMENDMENTS PER 1000 SQUARE FEET -NIsH
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ORGANIC AMENDMENTS (REDWOOD, FIR OR CEDAR SHAVINGS)' i Date Palm L-2 14 y
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CULTIVATE { ROTOT I LL } PLANTING AREAS TO A DEPTH OF SIX. (fi) r �I : • �� ' EF ESCALLONIA FRADESI / Pink Princess A 405 5 GAL Z
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CONSISTANCY TO ALLOW FOR DRAINAGE AND AIR PENETRATION. N I-L � � ��� =PW PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA 'Wheeleri' / Wheeler's Dwarf 94 5 GAL w U a�
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(4) FOUR TABLETS (84 GRAMS) FOR EACH 15 GALLON CONTAINER Z '
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GROUND COVERS SMALL EXTEND BENEATH ALL' TREES AND SHRUBS .IN quantity required �,,�
PLANTER AREAS WITH GROUND COVERS INDICATED.
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PRIOR TO SOIL 'PREPARATION, CONTRACTOR SHALL HIRE A LICENSED SOIL FIVE GALLON
LABORATORY TO ANALYZE THE SITE SOIL IN PLANTING AREAS TO �
DETERMIND THE AGRICULTURAL SUITABILITY AND FERTILITY. THE a t y
LABORATORY SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT OF THEIR FINDINGS WITH
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RANCHO FONTANA - TgACT 13954
Following is a report on our inspection and soil sampling of the above sites on The, surfao� soil in the level streetscape areas at Locations 1 and 2 should be cross- If the 12-12-12 is, incorporated preplant as recommended, the Fostplant maintenance jCl L_I1'( � ►' I P.j � A
6-30-88. Composite soil samples were collected Fran the too general landscape and ripped or otherwise tilled to a minimum depth of 6 irtaae�. In addition, all rocky for the first year can consist of a nitrogen only fertilizer program. Becanrarg ela
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four slope areas designated on the enclosed Tract. ttLp. material in excess of 1-inch in diameter should be ranwed to the minimum 6-inch approximately 30 days after planting, amnmonium sulfate should be applied at a rate
depth, of 5 pounds per 1000 square feet on a monthly casis. However, since the soils at
The light brown colored surface soil in the Location 1 level streetscave area varies this site are coarse in texture and substantial leaching of nitrogen in rarti�ar
from coarse- loamy sand to coarse Andy loam in texture. The Location 2 level For turf and ground cover planting, the following amendments should be uniformly could occur, it may be necessary to increase the °frequency of fertilizer applications
streetscape portion is generally coarser in texture than in the Location 1 area. broadcast and thoroughly incorporated to a depth of 6-inches by means of rototiller during the establishment period. Also, when plants have becoMe well establislheo,
Substantial quantities of rocky ;material, generally less than 12 ilncnes in diameter or eq�° the frequency cf fertilizer applications can oe decreased.
were noted, particularly at Location 2• 'the slope-areas are also light brcwn in OAAwru
color and fairly coarse in texture. As with the 9treetscapes, substantial quantities AMOUNT ?ER 1000 SQUARE FEET If the slopes are to be !hydroseeded, the following materials should be included in
of rocky material were noted in sane areas, articularly- at the Location 6 slope. the hydramulch formula.
it should be noted that there was no evidence of restricted water movement into. the 6 cu. - nitrogen stabilized organic ammencment derived ,��'
deeper soil xof ile. Y� f ram redwood -sawdust, fir sawdust or cedar sawdust ANCQNT PER C H E C K E D
15 lbs. 12-12-12 commercial fertilizer
Soil An lI 300 lbs. 12-12-12 commercial fertilizer Z j DATE
��Ti•th the exception of the slopes, the plarmtirg. pits for container-crcwn trees and 300 11x;. ureaform 38-0-4=i
With the e=eption of Location 4 which is neutral, soil reaction is slightly acid shrubs should be excavated twice the diameter and one and a half times the demxh of "—
throughout with lime content low and boron concentrations well below the toxic the root ball. Cn-site screened"soil should be used without amending for backfill while the ureaform is. a slow-'release nitrogen fertilizer, it will Probably be S"�Q�� 7 —�a SCALE f
range. The salinity (ECe) levels are satisfactorily 1aw, and based on the SAR to the de of the root ball. The bacxf ill mix for use around the root ball mould necessary to make dry supplemental fertilizer applications, particularly during the L'��� -��:> � �C �•�
values, soluble sodium is adequately calanced by calcium and magnesium. T_n summary, be. prepareedd as follows•:• establishment period. If- this is the case, ammonium sulfate should be uniformly �` .. Dig' - F JO® NO.
the six soil areas ed are nonsaline and norm odic in nature.
ramp! s broadcast over city slopes at the rate of 5 sounds per 1000 Square feet and followed �`'-'�
6 parts by volume on-site screened soil with a normal. irricsation at each fertilizing period.
Available nitrogen ranges from lcw at Location i to hi.gi optimun at Location 6 while 4 Farts by �miume nitrogen stabilized organic amendment SHEET
phosphorus varies f ran low at Location 2 to low •it-imum at Location 5. Potassium is 1 lb. 12-Z2-12 Der sic .yard of „fix vuld them uestions, please call.
low at Locations 2 and 4 and slightly lcw in r�imng areas sampled. Calcium and 2 lbs. iron sulfate �r cubic ,.,ard of mix
mmagnesium tend to be slightly to moderately low ouR: atove the deficient level. r%••c��
The a.cove materials should be thoroughly blended prior to use for oackf ill purposes.
Also, the iron sulfate should not contact cement surfaces since severe staining MRREST R3L,UER
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