Emergent & Marginal Vegetation Sample Clauses

Emergent & Marginal Vegetation a. Plants Materials to be planted shall be either seed grown reeds of a provenance suitable for the site conditions or clumps of minimum size 300 x 300 mm, excluding top growth, excavated from an approved source of established material. All reeds and growing media shall be free from pests, disease, weed / grass species or polluted / contaminated material. Planting species shall include, but not be limited to, a selection of the following species, in % mixes specified for the specific site requirement: Typha latifolia, Phragmites australis, Scirpus lacustrus, Iris pseudoacorus, Juncus effuses. In special circumstances, other species may be utilised in accordance with the contract drawings or as otherwise directed by the Contract Administrator. The emergent and marginal species shall be pot grown in a container with a volume not less than 200cc in a potting medium of base fertilizer, 6-9 month formulation controlled release fertilizer (CRF) and a 12-14 month formulation CRF, with three to four shoots per pot with an extensive root and rhizome system formed in the pot. If the emergent and marginal are not planted in ideal conditions then the planting stock shall be grown in a container with a volume not less than 300cc in a potting medium of base fertilizer, 6-9 month formulation controlled release fertilizer (CRF) and a 12-14 month formulation CRF, with four to five shoots per pot with extensive root and rhizome system formed in the pot. Plants shall be live, fresh, healthy, and uninjured at the time of planting. Plants required for planting between March to June should be over wintered stock, plants required for planting between late June to September can be from the same growing season providing they show a well established root ball and good rhizomes present, approximately 300 mm of green leaf tissue above the root crown (these plants will have been potted before mid-April). Plants shall be kept continually moist and shaded until they are planted by covering with wet burlap or by other method approved by the Contract Administrator.
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