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5 No. Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' 1L

4 No. Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens 3L

5 No. Brachyglottis 'Sunshine' 3L

4 No. Carex pendula 1.5-2L

3 No. Viburnum davidii 5-7.5L

56 No. Viburnum tinus 'Eve Price' (*)

48 No. Viburnum tinus 'Eve Price' (*) 3L

6 No. Lavandula angustifolia 'Loddon Pink' 5-7.5L


6 No. Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' 5-7.5L5 No. Berberis thunbergii 'Atropurpurea' 3L

6 No. Hebe 'White Gem'

7 No. Brachyglottis 'Sunshine'

4 No. Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens

6 No. Lonicera nitida 'Lemon Beauty'

3 No. Cornus stolonifera 'Flaviramea' (*)







7 No. Cotoneaster 'Coral Beauty' 3L





7 No. Lavandula angustifolia 'Vera' 5-7.5L


4 No. Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n' Gold' 5-7.5L



5 No. Sarcococca hookerana digyna3L


5 No. Hypericum moserianum3L



7 No. Hedera helix 'Glacier' 2L







60 No. Prunus laurocerasus 'Etna' (*) 3L

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5 No. Ceanothus 'Blue Mound' 3L


7 No. Rosmarinus officinalis 'Miss Jessopp's Upright' 2L

6 No. Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' 3L

5 No. Lonicera nitida 'Lemon Beauty' 3L



7 No. Luzula 'Nivea'

7 No. Lonicera nitida 'May Green' 3L

6 No. Lonicera nitida 'May Green' 3L

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2 No. Magnolia kobus 14-16cm

3 No. Phormium tenax 'Variegatum' (*) 10-12L

4 No. Hedera colchica 'Arborescens' 3L

5 No. Alchemilla mollis

3 No. Fatsia japonica (*) 10-12L3 No. Hydrangea petiolaris 5-7.5L



4 No. Skimmia x confusa 'Kew Green' 5-7.5L

7 No. Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' 1.5-2L

6 No. Hebe 'Sutherlandii' 5-7.5L

8 No. Hebe 'Sutherlandii' 5-7.5L




4 No. Pyracantha saphyr 'Yellow' (*) 3L

5 No. Aucuba japonica 'Rozannie' 3L

6 No. Hebe 'White Gem' 5-7.5L




5 No. Lonicera nitida 'Baggesen's Gold' 3L







5 No. Prunus laurocerasus 'Otto Luyken' 5-7.5L



5 No. Hebe 'Red Edge' 5-7.5L

7 No. Hebe 'Red Edge' 5-7.5L



6 No. Aucuba japonica 'Rozannie' 3L

42 No. Viburnum tinus 'Eve Price' (*) 3L

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1 No. Sorbus aria 14-16cm1 No. Sorbus aria 14-16cm

6 No. Bergenia 'Silberlicht' 3L

7 No. Euonymus fortunei 'Silver Queen' 5-7.5L


5 No. Skimmia japonica 'Rubella' 3L





65 No. Photinia x fraseri 'Little Red Robin' 10-12L


15 No. Photinia x fraseri 'Little Red Robin'


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1 No. Corylus colurna 14-16cm

4 No. Skimmia japonica 'Rubella' 10-12L

3 No. Skimmia japonica 'Rubella'

3 No. Cotoneaster suecicus 'Skogholm' 10-12L


4 No. Hypericum x moserianum10L

3 No. Hypericum x moserianum

5 No. Carex pendula 10L

3 No. Euonymus japonicus 'Silver King' (*)

4 No. Carex pendula

3 No. Spiraea japonica 'Candle Light'

3 No. Spiraea japonica 'Candle Light'7 No.


4 No. Lonicera pileata 10-12L

3 No. Prunus laurocerasus 'Otto Luyken'


4 No. Viburnum davidii 10-12L



3 No. Prunus 'Sunset Boulevard' 14-16cm

4 No. Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens 10-12L


4 No. Cistus 'Grayswood Pink' 10-12L


3 No. Lonicera pileata 10-12L







57 No. Prunus laurocerasus 'Etna' (*) 10-12L

3 No. Spiraea japonica 'Candle Light' 10L

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4 No. Euonymus fortunei 'Silver Queen' 10-12L

3 No. Spiraea japonica 'Candle Light' 10L


3 No. Fatsia japonica (*) 25L

















5 No. Hebe 'Mrs Winder' 3L

7 No. Rosa 'White Flower Carpet' 2L

6 No. Spiraea japonica 'Fire Light' 3L

5 No. Rosa Red Blanket 2L




5 No. Skimmia japonica 'Rubella' 3L








7 No. Mahonia aquifolium 'Apollo' 3L








5 No. Ruscus aculeatus 3L

5 No. Ruscus aculeatus 3L



67 No. Potentilla fruticosa 'Katherine Dykes' 5-7.5L




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1 No. Malus tschonoskii 14-16cm



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10 No. Mahonia japonica (*) 3L

10 No. Cornus alba 'Spaethii' (*) 3L

11 No. Choisya ternata 'Sundance' (*) 3L



11 No. Mahonia japonica (*) 3L

10 No. Choisya ternata 'Sundance' (*) 3L

10 No. Cornus alba 'Spaethii' (*) 3L








9 No. Alchemilla mollis

PLANNING NOTES (SOFT LANDSCAPE):1. SOILS: Subgrade / subsoil to be prepared in accordance with BS 8601:2013 and BS4428:1989 and scarified or ripped to 300mm depth prior to spreading topsoil to alleviatecompaction and promote drainage. Imported and as saved topsoil to be in accordance withBS 3882: 2015 'Multipurpose Grade' with minimum soil organic matter contents 1% greaterthan the minima value (or as approved). Imported topsoil (and 'as saved' if requested) is tobe laboratory tested to BS 3882:2015 and ameliorated as required to meet the requiredcharacteristics as detailed within Table 1 of BS 3882:2015 specification. Grass areas to be aminimum depth of 150mm, Shrub beds 450mm depth and forestry / transplants 300mmdepth. Any weed / grass growth to be sprayed out with appropriate herbicide at least 10 daysprior to cultivation. Incorporate proprietary non peat compost to BSI PAS 100 to 50mm depthevenly worked into soil.

N.B Proposed services (electric, water, gas etc) in landscape areas should be installed as aminimum below the required topsoil depths and clearly identified in accordance with service /utility requirements.

2. BUILDING FOUNDATION DESIGN: All landscape proposals are to be referred to by thestructural engineer during foundation design.

3. PROPOSED PLANTING: Should planting be required outside of the planting season(October - March) any bare root or rootballed stock specified is to be replaced withcontainerised stock to an appropriate or similar specification to the approval of thelandscape architect prior to ordering.

4. EXISTING TREES: Where trees are to be retained they should be subject to a fullarboricultural inspection to assess condition and safety. Retained trees shall be protectedfrom damage by erection of 2.3m weldmesh fencing on a scaffold framework in accordanceBS 5837:2012 Figure 2. These barriers shall be maintained in position and in good conditionuntil works are complete. Fencing to be located in accordance with Table D.1 at a radius of12 times the stem diameter (single stem trees) or based on the combined stem diameter formultistem trees (trees with more than one stem arising below 1.5m above ground level) referto Clause 4.6. Further precautions are to be taken as detailed within BS 5837:2012 6.2.4.

5. TREE SURGERY / REMOVAL: Tree surgery and tree removal to be carried out by anArboricultural Association approved Tree surgeon in accordance with BS 3998:2010.Arisings to be removed to a licensed tip.

6. TREE PLANTING: All trees to be in accordance with BS 3936 and The National PlantSpecification – 'Rootballed Trees' recommendations. Trees to be planted in accordance withBS 4428:1989 and double staked (10-12cm - 14-16cm girth trees) or triple staked (16-18cm -18-20cm girth trees) and tied in prepared pits. Tree pits in open field / un-compacted groundconditions to be 1000mm x 1000mm (at least 75mm greater than that of the root system) withpit depth to be based on the planting depth of the tree (distance from root flare to undersideof rootball) in accordance with BS 8545:2012. Topsoils and subsoils to be excavated andstored separately for reuse. Tree pit to be backfilled with stored subsoil and topsoil at depthsto replicate the existing soil horizons. Topsoil to be mixed enriched with 40L of peat free treeplanting compost. Root balls to be encircled by Root Rain Metro or similar irrigation pipe.Well water after planting. The base of trees to planted in grass areas are to be covered with75mm amenity grade bark mulch such as Melcourt 'Amenity' Bark Mulch (or similar approvedby the landscape architect) to 1.0 metre diameter and kept weed free.

In confined urban areas i.e car parks & housing estates where trees are to be planted inheavily compacted ground, Small tree pits (Mature canopy 3m)should have a minimum of4.24m3, Medium tree pits (Mature Canopy 5m) should have a minimum of 11.8m3, Largetree pits (Mature canopy 8m) should have a minimum of 24m3. Tree pits are to be excavatedto achieve the above uncompacted growing volume with pits without cells beingapproximately 2.5m x 2.5m backfilled with excavated subsoil and topsoil (as describedabove) mixed with 160L of peat free tree planting compost . Where groups of trees oravenues are planted the pits are to be combined to achieve the required growing volume.Tree pits in poorly draining soils are to be positively drained, connecting into the surfacewater drainage system to engineers details.

Suitable foundations are to be provided to accommodate proposed tree planting and retainedtrees in accordance with the NHBC Standards. The NHBC radii are illustrated as a guideonly; based on an assumed medium soil type and minimum foundation depths and shouldnot be relied upon for construction purposes. In locations close to footpaths and roadwayslinear root barriers Greenblue Urban, ReRoot or similar are to be installed in accordancewith manufacturers instructions. Where proposed tree locations conflict with services, treesare to be relocated in accordance with the appropriate utilities guidance notes subject toclient / local authority approval. Proprietary root barrier Greenblue Urban, ReRoot or similarto be installed in accordance with manufacturers instructions where relocation is notconsidered appropriate.

7. SHRUB & HERBACEOUS PLANTING: plants to be in accordance with BS 3936 andhandled in accordance with CPSE guidelines and planted in accordance with BS 4428:1989.Nursery stock supplier to be approved by the Landscape Architect. All shrubs to have aminimum of three breaks, except Hedera with a minimum of two. Well water plantsimmediately after planting and prior to spreading of mulch. Planting areas to be covered with75mm depth amenity grade bark mulch such as Melcourt 'Amenity' Bark Mulch (or similarapproved by the landscape architect) and kept weed free.

8. CLIMBING PLANTS: plants to be in accordance with BS 3936 and handled inaccordance with CPSE guidelines and planted in accordance with BS 4428:1989. For nonself supporting plants heavy duty fan timber trellis 1.8m x 900mm is to be installed. All plantsto have a minimum of three breaks. Well water plants immediately after planting and prior tospreading of mulch.

9. HEDGE PLANTING: plants to be in accordance with BS 3936 and handled inaccordance with CPSE guidelines and planted in accordance with BS 4428:1989. Hedgeplants to be pit planted in double staggered rows 300mm apart at 450mm centres (or asscheduled). Well water plants immediately after planting and prior to spreading of mulch.Planted areas to be covered with 75mm depth bark mulch and kept weed free. Wherenecessary plants to be protected from rabbits with rabbit fence and / or individual rabbitmesh guards securely staked. Unless otherwise indicated on the drawing it is assumed thatall hedges are to be maintained at a maximum height of 1.5m for the purposes of the NHBCguidelines.

10. TURFING: Grass turf areas to be Tillers 'Arena' or similar approved cultivated turf, laidin accordance with BS 4428:1989. Topsoil to be rototvated and levelled as required and anydebris or stones greater than 50mm diameter removed. Pre-turfing fertiliser to be applied inaccordance with manufacturers instructions. Turf to be laid from planks with broken jointswell butted up, pegged to slopes where required. Well water after laying to avoid shrinkage.

11. SEEDING: grass areas to be seeded in accordance with BS 4428:1989 during March,April or September. Topsoil to be rotovated and levelled as required and any debris or stonesgreater than 20mm diameter removed. Pre-seed fertiliser to be applied in accordance withmanufacturers instructions. Lightly rake areas after sowing. Seed to be Germinal Seeds mixA19 'All Purpose Landscaping' sown at 35g/m2, including:

· 30% CORAIL (Slender Creeping Red Fescue)· 25% RAISA (Chewings Fescue)· 20% ABERELF (Perennial Ryegrass)· 20% CADIX (Perennial Ryegrass)· 5% HIGHLAND (Browntop Bent)

12. WILDFLOWER SEEDING: grass areas to be seeded in accordance with BS 4428:1989during March, April or September. Unimproved topsoil to be imported, rotovated and levelledas required and any debris or stones greater than 20mm diameter removed. Lightly rakeareas after sowing. Seed to be Germinal Seeds mix WFG4 'Neutral Soils' sown at 5.0 g/m².

13. GRAVEL: Gravel areas to be ornamental gravel, from local source 10-20mm, laid ongeotextile membrane to a depth of 50-75mm.

14. MAINTENANCE: To be carried out at approximately monthly intervals to include thefollowing:

a. Eradicate weeds by hand or appropriate chemical means.b. Cut out dead or / and damaged stock or branches, prune as required.c. Ensure all shrubs and trees are firmed in, securely staked and tied.d. Collect litter, sweep and tidy site.e. Apply suitable non-residual pesticides, fungicides, fertilisers and water as required.f. Carry out grass mowing to turf when attained 100mm, cut to 35mm (50mm for

shaded areas).g. All hedges to plot frontages be maintained at a max height of 1.0m. Hedges and

shrub planting within visibility splays to be maintained in accordance with currenthighways design guidelines.

15. WATERING: all plant material to be watered in dry periods until established during Aprilthrough to September with a fine rose until the water penetrates the topsoil to at least 5cmdepth and achieves field capacity. Frequency of watering regime to de determined byweather conditions, soil conditions and underlying geology, all plant beds to be watered toensure soil is consistently moist to promote successful establishment. As a guide only it issuggested that during hot, dry periods, plants are to be watered every six to ten days. Forindividual trees it is suggested that 18 watering visits per year are carried out commencinglate March (prior to budburst) and utilising a minimum of 50 litres of water per tree. Soil probeto be used to determine soil saturation to full depth of root ball.

GROUND COVER: deciduous shrub ground coverplanting with specimen shrubs.

HEDGE: evergreen shrub hedge as detailed.

GRASS: cultivated turf to road frontages, existing areasto be made good with seed.

DECIDUOUS HEDGE: shrub hedge as detailed,reinforced with timber post & wire fence where indicated.

LEGEND: SOFT LANDSCAPING

TREE PLANTING: standard tree planting with NHBCradii. Tree Canopy spread illustrated at 25 years growth.

GROUND COVER: evergreen shrub ground coverplanting with specimen shrubs.

GROUND COVER: herbaceous ground cover plantingwith specimen shrubs.

GROUND COVER: ornamental grass ground coverplanting as detailed.

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SPECIMEN SHRUBS: specimen shrub planting asdetailed.

SPECIMEN CLIMBERS: specimen climbing plants asdetailed.

WILDFLOWER MEADOW AREAS: to be seeded withGerminal Seeds Amenity mix as agreed; refer to notes.

ORNAMENTAL GRAVEL: pea gravel from local source;50-75mm minimum depth; refer to notes.

NHBC Guidelines 2017 Chapter 4.2 'Building near trees':

NHBC tree radii illustrated based on Medium soils assumingfoundation depth of 0.9m. Buildings within the NHBC tree radiusshould be designed so that their foundations are to a suitable depth inaccordance with the NHBC guidelines.

Asterisk (*) on planting tags identify shrubs with a mature heightabove 1.8m where adjacent foundation should be designed byEngineers in accordance with NHBC guidelines 2017 Tables 3 or 5 ofsections D & E.

FENCING: 1.2m high timber post and 3 rail fence.

BOLLARDS: 200 X 200mm, 600mm high timber postbollards.

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Contains Ordnance Survey Data © Crown Copyright and Database Right2019. © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved 100018739.

Do not scale from this drawing. Figured dimensions only to be used. Refer anyquery to office of origination.

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cdm 2015; designers residual risk informationIn addition to the risks & hazards normally associated with the type of work detailedon this drawing the following residual risks should be noted:

Construction:Standard Soft Landscape Works Only. No Additional Identifiable Risks.

1. Changes in level across the site including ramped access / steps.2. Retaining structures and associated level changes.3. The proximity of adjacent pavements, estate roads & car parks.4. The proximity of adjacent buildings and buried associated services.

Maintenance:Standard Soft Landscape Works Only. No Additional Identifiable Risks.

1. Changes in level across the site including ramped access / steps.2. Retaining structures and associated level changes.3. The proximity of adjacent pavements, estate roads & car parks.4. The proximity of adjacent buildings and buried associated services.

It is assumed that works will be carried out by competent contractor working,where appropriate to an approved method statement.

Bea Landscape Design Ltd132A 'The Westlands', Compton Road,

Wolverhampton, WV3 9QB

T: 01902 424 950 / 01902 425 001

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