11 5 Landscape Design

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    1. Landscape Design Plant: Purple Leaf Plum Term: Accent Plant
    2. Purple Leaf Plum
      • Ornamental Flowering Tree
      • Size: 25’ tall and 25’ wide
      • Full Sun
      • Blooms white or pink blooms in
      • early spring
      • Purple Leaves
      • Moisture: Rarely needs supplemental water
      • Soil: acidic, moist, loamy sandy or clay soils, well drained,
      • Use: Specimen plant
    3. Accent Plant
      • A plant that is more distinctive than many plantsw but does not attract the attention as a specimen plant.
    4. Specimen Plant :
      • A plant that is distinctive because of such qualities as its color or pattern. Its use creates a strong focal point in a landscape
    5. Landscape Design
      • Why landscape?
        • Aesthetics – Looks Nice
        • Privacy
        • Reduce erosion
        • Wind or noise block
        • Create recreation areas
        • Increase property value
    6. Design Steps
      • Meet the customer
      • Sketch a base plan
      • Determine family needs
      • Conduct a site analysis
      • Sketch rough outline (goose egg)
      • Establish bed patterns
      • Locate trees – Biggest Plants first
      • Locate shrubs
      • Select plants – According to site conditions: sun, size
      • Trace plan to quality vellum
      • Label Plan
      • Price plan
    7. Base Plan Stuff that you must design around
    8. Customer Needs
      • Conduct an client interview
        • What kind of activities do they like
        • How formal are they
        • Do they like yard work
        • Do they have kids or pets
        • Do they entertain
        • Do they garden
        • Do they prefer sun or shade
    9. Site Analysis
      • Measure – Determine scale
      • Existing Plants
      • Orientation – Sunlight Path
      • Water
      • Slope
      • Uses
        • Public Area – street front
        • Outdoor Living Area
        • Service Area
    10. Site Plan – Goose Egg Barrier N Barrier Entertainment Svc Area Public Area Hammock/rest
    11. Plant Selection
      • Mature Size
      • Hardiness
      • Exposure
      • Color/Texture
      • Speed of Growth
      • Ease of Maintenance
    12. Plan drafting
      • Scale
      • Symbols
      • Buildings, Sidewalks, Driveways, roads
      • Labeling
      • Plant list
    13.  
    14. Plant List
    15.  
    16. Principles of Design
      • Balance
      • Proportion
      • Focalization
      • Rhythm & Line
      • Unity
      • Effect
        • Line, form, & texture
    17. Balance
      • Symetrical
      • Asymetrical
      • Out of Balance
    18. Proportion
      • Now they are too small to fill the space
      • Soon they will be too big
      • Poor plant selection
    19. Unity
      • Trees are nicely sized and placed
      • No unity pull them together
    20. Focalization
      • Plant blocks house
      • Focal point should accent the building not obstruct it
    21. Corner Plantings
      • Always in a landscape bed
      • No more than 3 or 4 species
      • Tall in back
      • Short in front
      • In curve is focal point
      • Use odd number of plants
    22. Foundation Plantings
      • Plants along walls or foundations
      • Taller plants near corners
      • Shorter plants under windows
      • Dwarf or low growing plants
    23. Line plantings
      • Creates walls of outdoor rooms
      • Need variety in size & shape
      • No more than 3 to 5 species
      • Often used along property boundaries
    24. Accent Plantings
      • Area of particular beauty or interest
      • Can be a single plant
      • Can be a grouping
      • Can contain fountains or statues
      • Avoid placing in the center of a lawn area
    25. Today
      • Measure the area out front
      • Draw the site to scale
      • Turn in
      • Those who did not do yesterday’s assignment need to or they will not be able to complete this assignment
      • Landscapers – Large multi-week project
        • Landscape Design from now to Christmas
      • Horticulture – Small assignment for tomorrow
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