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HomeMy WebLinkAbout83-1712 - Landscape PlanNote #3 Meadow Existing, non-native turf and other plants to be eradicated in the lawn area currently around the house. Replace with a planting and/or seeding of native grasses and forbs to create a "sandplain grassland community, an endangered habitat. Some clusters of shrubs within meadow grasses (to be located on site) provide biodiversity (see Plant List). Once established, this native meadow requires little maintenance other than annual mowing in late winter/early spring and weeding of non -natives and invasive plants and occasional mowing of sedge paths. Pennsylvania sedge and other low, ornamental plants to be installed adjacent to the house and for access to maintenance areas. .1y ��// S A L -( 1" ( ft R , S t' \V rjGG `ScPTL 5-ftxlsr1 1�iZOFIt-El off `Pt -PH - - -- - - -- SHc�W1N6� 17M with minimal irrigation and pruning and no fertilizer, to provide wildlife habitat, Sv©guil.FAcE �J E`�RGIE GRASSES AND FORBS •ole ao-.a�.. 5-c 5-r�+�� Butterfly Weed Forz ;F5 DFxC<tPno{. Aster 3o-Ho•1 Wild Indigo d GHerzrz j ;�G� �� �`` I ' 1611 • /:- "-*+��'.:+� = .-,• ......:' -....� UN D F" tZ i1f`.r-IRc-t E,.�"', C.•� ,:�. r---" r'�.--._""".- \ � .:S• c IV ------- OAKS MEADOW-'.- t t Sec NOTC Fft0, uZ fr/a i.tWAJ-KWhY l0 FaNCi5 ST£ P CA/yTSSTgf' glNTF t`¢1 l PLANT/ G 13 E0 i '� N 1 \ \� i, _ .. t x� , _ DIZIVGWAY >t IOD `(rtFL�aD�t�c,rf GL:1� �`<'-4 D&E OF VEGET x l4TEd r/.�oH ♦ SEE xal-e *1 #• .. �. `�--`.�.�-�-../ ,�` l3uFFER (MCAS(-ir°t,D 2�2o/Gro. WALL-P4R NEyv SEPTiG e - iM4pl.ir `. - .• fig' . p� e „ ,tet, - _c ;11; • _ � PGKiVSYLLrF/V,�� SEDC �T2CR•F�'f�tOAIG- � � _ ' - - - • � ,. �COBBLFSTONE AAPROA/ _ _--- - _ .w �. ..,•-_�,:�°�rols�y Note #1 Front and Back Entries T - L-� -U R- S I The driveway shall be surfaced with pervious paving (i.e., crushed stone contained by0 74V cobblestone edging and apron). Three foot wide walkways of peryious concrete pavers, , 1 including two patios as noted, will lead from the driveway to the back doors. A 3.5 to 4 foot wide walkway of pervious concrete pavers will lead to the front door. Existing plants in front, except for the large Colorado spruce, to be removed to allow for installation of the new septic system (see "Plan Showing Proposed Subsurface Sewage Disposal System...") The native fieldstone wall shall be temporarily removed and re -built just forward of the raised septic to hide the concrete. Roof runoff shall be directed to subsurface drywells. Conservation and meadow plants shall be planted on the SAS bed and along the front for wildlife cover and screening from the street—including Pennsylvania sedge and other low plants along the roadway and the house. Native and non-invasive ornamental plants will be installed, where appropriate, along the house foundation and in the front screen bed. Plan shows tzvE plants in their approximate location; plants will be located on site. v CA, P F co c, k -14G I,•/ a Ea-� N cl , Dec 5 c , ztz o CO/1TOViZS RE 50Vr:GE= DeLIN Irl TIoN Dfi Shp N Y Y Note #2 Edge of Woody Vegetation Remove and dispose of invasive and nuisance species along the edge of vegetation. Replace with native trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants (see Plant List) to enhance buffer zones and _ resource areas, to protect resource areas from traffic and other impacts, and to enhance wildlife habitat values. Plants along marsh shall be salt -tolerant. Vista pruning will be confined to the cluster of trees on the northwest corner and along the marsh. STo�c�•/n�G iZEr3Jic:--i lNst�� �1zriP[1Zr( AG��Wsr SE�r1GWFtLc_ FE:-G-1iizoUrb 13, S' t`�D SGML-� PLANT LIST Janet Weatherbe All plants were chosen because of their ability to thrive in existing soils with minimal irrigation and pruning and no fertilizer, to provide wildlife habitat, and to create an interesting and ornarfiental native landscape year-round. GRASSES AND FORBS 508-539-1912; FAX 508-539-8865 Butterfly Weed Asclepias tuberosa Aster Aster sp. Wild Indigo Baptisia australis Side Oats Grama Bouteloua curtipendula Pennsylvania Sedge Carex pennsylvanica Purple Coneflower Echinacea purpurea Purple Lovegrass Eragrostis spectabilis Joe Pye Weed Eupatorium purpurem 'Kobold' Gayfeather Liatris spicata'Kobold" Switch Grass Panicum virgatum Black -Eyed Susan Rudbeckia fulgida Little Blue Stem Grass Schizachyrium scoparium Seaside Goldenrod Solidago sempervirens Indian Grass Sorghastrum nutans'Sioux Blue Prairie Dropseed Sporobulus heterolepis WOODY PLANTS .Red Twig Dogwood Cornus sericea Witch Hazel Hamamelis virginiana Inkberry Holly Ilex glabra Winterberry Ilex verticillata Male Winterberry Ilex verticillata male Virginia Sweetspire Itea virginicus Shore Juniper Juniperus conferta Red Cedar Juniperus virginiana 'Grey Owl' Juniper Juniperus virginiana'Grey Owl' Swamp Azalea Rhododendron viscosum Fragrant Sumac Rhus aromatica Swamp Rose Rosa palustris Virginia Rose Rosa virginiana Elderberry Sambucus canadensis Witherod Viburnum Viburnum cassinoides American Cranberrybush Viburnum Viburnum trilobum SALT TOLERANT (for edge of marsh) Shadblow Juneberry Amelanchier canadensis Red Chokeberry Aronia arbutifolia Summersweet Clethra alnifolia Bayberry Myrica pennsylvanica Tupelo Nyssa sylvatica Beach Plum Prunus maritima Three -Square Bulrush Scirpus americanus Narrow -leaved Cattail Typha latifolia Highbush Blueberry Vaccinium corymbosum Arrowwood viburnum gViburnum dentatum Blackhaw Vibumum 'Viburnum prunifolium ( l s per•„„ ?�.+�.y%''�'.'r�; LANDSCAPE DESIGN PLAN Janet Weatherbe 54 Thacher Shore Road Yarmouth ort, Massachusetts MICHAEL TALBOT & ASSOCIATES, INC. P.O. BOX 187, MASHPEE, MA 02649 508-539-1912; FAX 508-539-8865 SCALE: 1" =10'-0" Date: 12/2003 Drawn by: SR Revised: 1/11/05 Revised: 1/18/05 Revised: 2/06/06 by MT Revised: 3/02/06 by MT