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310.03 Structure Planting

Native Hedge Mix 18 lm Planted in random 8 per lin.m double staggered rows Native Hedge Mix 94 Nr monogyna (65%) 35lm Planted in random species 8 per lin.m Native Hedge Mix 16 Nr Corylus avellana (10%) double staggered rows 30 + 30 lm Planted in random species 8 per 1Nr Quercus robur 8 Nr Ilex aquifolium (5%) 182 Nr Crataegus monogyna (65%) lin.m in 2 lines of double staggered rows 16 Nr Prunus spinosa (10%) 28 Nr Corylus avellana (10%) 156+156 Nr Crataegus monogyna (65%) 16 Nr Viburnum opulus (10%) 1Nr aucuparia 14 Nr Ilex aquifolium (5%) 24+24 Nr Corylus avellana (10%) 28 Nr Prunus spinosa (10%) 12+12 Nr Ilex aquifolium (5%) 1Nr Quercus robur 1Nr Tilia cordata Green Spire 1Nr Betula pendula 1Nr Sorbus aucuparia 28 Nr Viburnum opulus (10%) 24+24 Nr Prunus spinosa (10%) LEGEND- SOFT WORKS 24+24 Nr Viburnum opulus (10%) Woodland Mix Existing to be retained. 200m2 planted at 1m centres T3 Refer to Bowland 66Nr Carpinus betulus 10Nr Acer campestre (5%) Consultancy details (6/lm in double 20Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) staggered rows) Existing mature hedge and trees retained 10Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% Existing heges to be retained. and protected and layered 20Nr Betula pendula (10%) H1 Refer to Bowland Tree 10Nr Corylus avellana(5%) Consultancy details 1Nr Sorbus cashmiriana 20Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 6Nr Fraxinus excelsior (Standard) 3% T3 10Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) T5 Proposed native tree BT 20Nr Prunus avium (10%) planting T2 137.00 1Nr Prunus padus Albertii 10Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% 14-16cm girth H1 G3 10Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) FFL 136.50 6Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% 8Nr fruticosa (4%) Proposed native planting 1Nr Quercus robur 136.50 10Nr Salix viminalis(5%) 1Nr Crataegus x prunifolia 6Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% Splendens 6Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) 136.50 10Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) 132Nr Carpinus betulus 8Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) Proposed native hedge G2 planting 136.00 (6/lm in double Proposed native woodland FFL 135.50 staggered rows) 1Nr Sorbus torminalis 136.00 and woodland edge structure planting to 137.50 1Nr Acer campestre FFL 135.25 provide visual enclosure Proposed amenity grass Queen Elizabeth 135.50 and long range screening and lawn regularly G16 FFL 135.50 FFL 135.00 maintained to form close T13 whilst creating valueable 135.50 12Nr Carpinus betulus sward woodland habitat and 137.00 (6/lm in double 1Nr Malus sylvestris wildlife corridor linking staggered rows) 135.00 existing vegetation on Proposed species rich grassland managed 84Nr Carpinus betulus periphery of the site 135.00 (annual cut) to provide 136.50 (6/lm in double 1Nr Crataegus x prunifolia buffer between amenity staggered rows) Splendens 1Nr Crataegus x prunifolia 1Nr Prunus avium grass and woodland 1Nr Prunus subhirtella 134.50 Splendens Proposed native woodland and 136.00 Autumnalis 1Nr Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' woodland edge structure planting 1Nr Sorbus cashmiriana 30Nr Carpinus betulus 1Nr Malus sylvestris (6/lm in double 1Nr Sorbus cashmiriana 1Nr Prunus cerasifera Existing established trees retained staggered rows) and protected to providematurity T14 and age diversity 1Nr Prunus subhirtella 134.00 1Nr Pyrus calleryana 'Red Spire' Autumnalis

102Nr Carpinus betulus 134.00 84Nr Carpinus betulus (6/lm in double 4m nominal existing (6/lm in double staggered rows) culvert easement FFL 134.00 133.50 staggered rows) 1Nr Prunus subhirtella 1Nr Malus sylvestris 1Nr Sorbus aucuparia 133.50 Autumnalis FFL 134.00 60Nr Carpinus betulus G11 (6/lm in double 133.00 1Nr Taxus baccata 133.00 staggered rows) 1Nr Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' 133.00 FFL 133.50 1Nr Acer campestre 1Nr Prunus cerasifera FFL 133.25

FFL 133.25 132.50

133.00 132.50 1Nr Ilex aquifolium G13

1Nr Acer campestre132.50 1Nr Quercus robur Queen Elizabeth 96Nr Carpinus betulus 1Nr Quercus robur Fastigiata 132.00 132.50 1Nr Pyrus calleryana 'Red Spire' T26 132.00

1Nr Betula pendula 132.00 1Nr Sorbus aucuparia 1Nr Betula pendula T23 FFL 132.25 Existing established trees 131.50 132.00 180Nr Carpinus betulus (6/lm in double retained and protected to 131.50 provide valueble screening, 1Nr Sorbus torminalis staggered rows) maturity and age diversity 131.50 1Nr Prunus cerasifera T25 1Nr Taxus baccata 120Nr Carpinus betulus 1Nr Prunus Accolade FFL 130.75 131.00 131.50 FFL 130.75

SS/AAV

6 1Nr Amelanchier 5 4 T24 3 FFL 130.30 2 arborea 'Robin Hill' FFL 130.30 1 Boiler SS

FFL 131.50 FFL 130.30 600X700 1Nr Ilex aquifolium 131.00 SVP

600X700 130.50 1Nr Sorbus aucuparia 1Nr Sorbus cashmiriana 600X700 H2 Proposed mix of 96Nr Carpinus 30Nr Carpinus betulus and evergreen native tree 1Nr Crataegus x prunifolia betulus Splendens 42Nr Carpinus betulus planting to augment existing 130.50 30Nr Carpinus betulus boundary tree planting and reinforce boundary screen 1Nr Carpinus betulus 1Nr Amelanchier 30Nr Carpinus betulus Frans Fontaine 24Nr Carpinus betulus arborea 'Robin Hill' 130.00 1Nr Prunus subhirtella T22 18Nr Carpinus betulus Autumnalis 1Nr Sorbus torminalis 1Nr Prunus subhirtella 1Nr Sorbus cashmiriana private drive Autumnalis 1Nr Amelanchier 1Nr Betula pendula FFL 130.00 arborea 'Robin Hill' 30Nr Carpinus betulus 1Nr Betula pendula Native Hedge Mix 1Nr Quercus robur 129.50 1Nr Sorbus torminalis 14+16lm Planted in random species 8 per Proposed 1800mm high close lin.m in double staggered rows boarded boundary timber 1Nr Prunus padus Albertii Type 2 adopted T19 72+84 Nr Crataegus monogyna (65%) 1Nr Taxus baccata pumping station 12+13 Nr Corylus avellana (10%) fence subject to neighbour 24Nr Carpinus betulus T34 agreement FFL 129.50 6+8 Nr Ilex aquifolium (5%) 12+13 Nr Prunus spinosa (10%)

129.00 12+13 Nr Viburnum opulus (10%) Native Hedge Mix 1Nr Prunus avium T20 4lm Planted in random species 8 per lin.m in T38 Woodland Mix double staggered rows 400m2 planted at 1m centres 20 Nr Crataegus monogyna (65%) 1Nr Ilex aquifolium 20Nr Acer campestre (5%) H6 4 Nr Corylus avellana (10%) 40Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) 2 Nr Ilex aquifolium (5%) 1Nr Crataegus x prunifolia 20Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% 4 Nr Prunus spinosa (10%) 40Nr Betula pendula (10%) 1Nr Sorbus aucuparia Splendens 128.50 4 Nr Viburnum opulus (10%) 20Nr Corylus avellana(5%) 40Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) G22 to be removed to reduce pressure on G21 12Nr Crataegus monogyna (Standard) 3% the establishment of new woodland planting H3 20Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) following arborist's recommendations 1Nr Prunus avium 40Nr Prunus avium (10%) 20Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% 1Nr Pyrus calleryana 'Red Spire' 128.00 20Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) 12Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% 1Nr Sorbus torminalis T37 16Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) 20Nr Salix viminalis(5%) 12Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% 12Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) 20Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) 16Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) 1Nr Betula pendula T35 T21 ditch 1Nr Prunus padus Albertii Woodland Mix drain 35 + 65m2 planted at 1m centres 1Nr Acer campestre 5Nr Acer campestre (5%) 10Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) T36 (u) to be coppice managed following arborist's G23 5Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% recommendations 10Nr Betula pendula (10%) T36 5Nr Corylus avellana(5%) Proposed species rich grassland woodland 10Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 3Nr Crataegus monogyna(Standard) 3% ride and glade for amenity, wildlife, Proposed woodland biodiversity and long term woodland 5Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) management wildlife area Woodland Mix 10Nr Prunus avium (10%) 50m2 planted at 1m centres 5Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% Woodland Mix 3Nr Acer campestre (5%) 5Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) 5Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) 3Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% Proposed Resident Managed Native Woodland and 100m2 planted at 1m centres 3Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% 4Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) Woodland Edge Planting 5Nr Acer campestre (5%) 5Nr Betula pendula (10%) 5Nr Salix viminalis(5%) Woodland will be planted using only native species to premote 10Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) 3Nr Corylus avellana(5%) 3Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% indigenous biodiversity and will be built up from a variety of canopy 5Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% 5Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 3Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) layers to create as closely as possible a natural woodland structure. 10Nr Betula pendula (10%) 1Nr Crataegus monogyna (Standard) 3% 5Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) Trees and will be planted in a variety of sizes and in infomal, 5Nr Corylus avellana(5%) 3Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) 4Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) irregular patterns with layers mixed with each other to create an age 10Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 5Nr Prunus avium (10%) and species diversity, in time producing a thriving woodland ecosystem. 3Nr Crataegus monogyna(Standard) 3% 3Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% Varying layers to include, Large Canopy Layer, Sub-Canopy Layer and 5Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) 3Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) Shrub Layer. Where conditions require wetland species will be favoured. 10Nr Prunus avium (10%) 1Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% Large Canopy Layer 5Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% 2Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) Will be the prodominant species and will provide food, shelter and 5Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) 3Nr Salix viminalis(5%) nesting sites for local wildlife. Species to include Oaks and Willows 3Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% 1Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% Sub-Canopy Layer 4Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) 1Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) Made up of small trees and large shrubs acting as nursery for the 5Nr Salix viminalis(5%) 3Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) larger tree species for example Alder, Field Maple, Wild Cherry, 3Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% 2Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) and Birch 3Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) Shrub Layer 5Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) Typically thorny shrubs these will protect the growing trees and fill areas 4Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) of the woodland where the light penetrates the canopy. They will also provide food, shelter, nest sites and materials for the loal wildlife population. Species to include Hazel, Hawthorn, Bramble, Blackthorn, Dog , Elder and Guelder Rose Woodland Mix Woodland Mix Woodland Edge 700m2 planted at 1m centres 200m2 planted at 1m centres Planted to create a vegetation gradient or ecotone, woodland edge 35Nr Acer campestre (5%) 10Nr Acer campestre (5%) planting will provide a transition between dense woodland and 70Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) 20Nr Alnus glutinosa (10%) grassland areas. Species to include Gorse, Hazel, Hawthorn, Blackthorn, 35Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% 10Nr Alnus glutinosa (Standard) 5% Elder, Alder and Field maple. 70Nr Betula pendula (10%) 20Nr Betula pendula (10%) 35Nr Corylus avellana(5%) 10Nr Corylus avellana(5%) 70Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 20Nr Crataegus monogyna (10%) 21Nr Crataegus monogyna (Standard) 3% 6Nr Crataegus monogyna (Standard) 3% 35Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) 10Nr Ilex aquifoloium (5%) Rev B G22 removed to enable better establishment of new 70Nr Prunus avium (10%) 20Nr Prunus avium (10%) woodland. T36 coppice managed following Arborist's 35Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% 10Nr Prunus avium (Standard) 5% recommendations. RM 05.03.15 NB Drawing author changed from Firewall to DEP (05.03.15) 35Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) 10Nr Prunus spinosa (5%) 23Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% 6Nr Quercus robur (Standard) 3% Rev A Tandem garage added to Plot 1: RM 141112 28Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) 8Nr Rubus fruticosa (4%) 35Nr Salix viminalis(5%) 10Nr Salix viminalis(5%) 23Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% 6Nr Salix viminalis (Standard) 3% 23Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) 6Nr Sambucus nigra (3%) 35Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) 10Nr Sorbus aucuparia (5%) 28Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) 8Nr Ulex europaeus (4%) 0m 1 2 3 4 5 10 15 20m

7 TREES - HEAVY STANDARDS Tree pits for selected standards to be 800x800x800mm backfilled with 150mm clean stone and 650mm good quality topsoil.Stakes to be 65mm diameter treated softwood driven firmly into the ground. Stakes to be 600mm above ground level and fixed to tree with suitable rubber tree tie.

8 Watering: Plant only into moist soil and water thoroughly to the full depth of soil immediately after planting. Water regularly through the establishment period (minimum 3 months) to prevent dehydration.

PLANTING AFTERCARE - 5 year establishment period Generally Maintain all grass areas, shrub beds, under storey mix and hedgerow planting free of litter and excessive Client weed growth (ie. growth that would be detrimental to the intended planting). Do not allow rubbish, grass Westby cuttings, or other deleterious materials to be deposited on any of the planted areas during the establishment period. Project Grass Maintain grass height between 25-50mm. The Whins, Read, Clitheroe Maintain grass substantially weed free. Spot treat pernicious weeds as necessary. Spike and scarify periodically to promote free drainage and remove moss and thatch. Description Trees Stakes and ties; check annually that the stakes are secure and adjust ties to allow for growth as necessary. Remove stakes at the end of the third growing season. Structure Planting Water trees in periods of drought at a rate of 50 litres per tree at weekly intervals. NOTES ON PLANTING Prune deadwood, crossing branches etc. Replace dead/dying trees. Status 1 Topsoil shall be spread to 300mm depth over planting beds and 150mm depth over turf areas and graded to falls. Hedging Planning The aim is to establish a stable and healthy hedge within 3 years from planting with a well shaped 2 Herbicide and Cultivation: Topsoil to be treated with an application of herbicide prior to planting, where necessary, framework. Scale Drawn strictly in accordance with the Control of Pesticides Regulations1986 (or otherwise updated/ superceded legislation), and Maintenance operations: 1:200@A0 following manufacturer's instructions by qualified staff. The topsoil shall then be cultivated to 150mm depth. Maintained base of plants weed free; spot treat as necesary. RM Replace dead and missing plants or those which fail to establish properly. Job number Drawing number Date Revision 3 Container Grown Shrubs, Transplants and Whips: Shrubs and transplants shall comply with the National Plant Water throughout the summer months after any period without significant rainfall. Specification and shall be planted in pits 300 x 300 x 200mm depth, and the backfill shall include 3 litres Peat Free Tree and Ensure plants are secure and upright in the ground. Firm up where necessary. 3212 03 05/03/15 B Shrub Compost. Specimen plants to be planted in a pit 400 x 400 x250mm depth with 5 litres Tree and Shrub Compost. After the second growing season, formative prune the hedgerow on an annual basis to remove any dead, diseased or damaged shoots and create a balanced form for future growth. Copyright DEP Landscape Architecture Ltd 4 Herbicide: Spot treat with herbicide throughout the maintenance period in accordance with the manufacturer's Shrub Beds All levels and dimensions to be checked on site by contractor prior to instructions. APPLY TO ALL YEARS commencement; Any variations to be reported to the client. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all others relating to the project and all information derived Maintain weed free 5 Bark Mulch: Planting beds to receive 75mm depth pulverised ornamental bark mulch. accordingly; any anomolies to be reported to the client. Do not scale from this Replace dead/dying plants drawing. Use figured dimensions only. Work shown on this drawings to be carried out in accordance with current British Standards and Codes of Practice. 6 Position of Plants: Final position of trees and shrubs subject to confirmation of service location and approval of statutory Water in periods of drought 10 litres per shrub per week. undertakers. Remove deadwood. ‹ Copyright to DEP Landscape Architecture Limited. The information shown on this At the end of year 5, thin shrub beds to allow adjacent plants to achieve their species potential. drawing shall not be reproduced or copied in any form without prior written consent from DEP Landscape Architecture Limited.

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