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Perennial project

By Mike Master, Sean Hall, Will Murphy. Perennial project. Site Analysis . Located outside the Plant Environmental Research Center on W. Lake St. Exposure: NW portion of bed will be mostly shaded. While the SE portion will be sunny. Soil: Clay Loam 7.3 pH. Site Requirements.

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Perennial project

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  1. By Mike Master, Sean Hall, Will Murphy Perennial project

  2. Site Analysis • Located outside the Plant Environmental Research Center on W. Lake St. • Exposure: NW portion of bed will be mostly shaded. While the SE portion will be sunny. • Soil: Clay Loam 7.3 pH

  3. Site Requirements • The Celtisoccidentalisand the Gelditsiatriocanthusmust remain in the landscape. • Pop up irrigation system already installed at site. • Use of plants that allow for year round landscape color and texture. • Removal of turf and existing plant material, application of mulch

  4. Objectives • Utilize perennials in a landscape that displays color and texture year round. • Theme: The four seasons

  5. Summer Perennials Hosta Sweet Woodrough Foxglove Holly Hock Shasta Daisy

  6. Summer Plant Chart

  7. Spring Plant Chart

  8. Fall Perennials Hardy Chrysanthemum Garden Phlox Obedient Plant New York Aster

  9. Fall Plant Chart

  10. Winter Perennials Purple Wintercreeper Plume Grass Silver Mound Artemesia Plumbago

  11. Winter Plant Chart

  12. Conclusion

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