Wildlife Waystation Design - American Beauties Native Plants

Contractor Notes*
1. Remove and dispose of exsiting asphalt walkway to front door
2. In new perennial bed areas, kill and remove exsiting turf (approx 1,100 sq. ft.)
3. Ammend soil in new perennial bed areas with 4 inches of compost
4. Build new walkway (with pavers already on site) as shown on plan (approx. 250 sq. ft.)
5. Define gravel seating area with paver edge from pavers on site (approx. 40 linear ft.)
6. Gravel to be spread 3" deep in seating area
7. Dish water feature to be provided by others
*All measurements are approximate and should be verified by the contractor on site
5 Cella Drive
Derry, New Hampshire
Scale: 1/8th inch = 1 foot
Drawn by Scott Calhoun
Horticultural Partner: Peggy Anne Montgomery
Last revision: 8-29-16
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1, Acer rubrum 'Autumn Spire
3, Amelanchier canadensis
5, Hydrangea arborescens 'Haas' Halo'
5, Panicum amarum 'Dewey Blue'
5, Panicum virgatum 'Northwind'
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5, Baptisia australis
5, Aster ericoides 'Vibrant Dome'
New gravel seating area with dish water feature and
two Dan Benarcik chairs painted yellow to match the front door
11, Yucca fillamentosa 'Excalibur'
New concrete paver walkway from drive to front door
Clients have pavers on site
7, Coreposis 'Moonbeam'
7, Monarda
Rock retaining work from rocks on site
buried by 1/4 to 1/3 their height
15, Sporobolus heterolepsis
Driveway
9, Asclepias tuberosa
9, Liatris spicata 'Kobold'
5, Oenothera fruticosa 'Fireworks'
Thuja
5, Phlox paniculata 'Jeana'
3, Rudbeckia triloba
5, Echinacea paradoxa
7, Geranium maculatum
Thuja
Existing Turf
Perennial Border: English edge treatment
Border for gravel seating area
made from pavers on site
Septic vent pipe
hidden by fake rock