Prepare Plant Bed Sample Clauses

Prepare Plant Bed. Prepare for planting as follows: 1. Planting Limits 2. Applications of Soil Additives a. Apply fertilizer and lime to the plant bed according to the soil test report. b. Spread an organic soil additive, (See Subsection 893.2.09), evenly throughout the designated area to at least 2 in. (50 mm) deep. Thoroughly dig it into the soil to at least 6 in. (150 mm) deep using a rotary hoe type tiller or other equipment that evenly mixes the soil, lime, fertilizer, and organic soil additive. c. Till the area until the surface is smooth and free of weeds, roots, rocks, and other debris, to the satisfaction of the Engineer. d. If the planting area lies within a multitrophic native planting area, stream buffer, wetland, wet swale, or xxxxx the addition of fertilizer or lime is prohibited.
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Prepare Plant Bed. Prepare for planting as follows: 1. Planting Limits Stake planting limits according to Plan details and the Engineer. Have the Engineer approve the method of plant identification before planting. For median plantings, keep any woody plant a minimum of 3 feet (1m) from the edge of the plant bed to avoid vegetative growth into the roadway. For stream buffers identified as “Stream Buffer” or “wet xxxxxx”, on plans, the plant species shall be planted in a random, intermixed manner throughout the entire planting area. At the edges of the planting zone, keep new plants a minimum of 8 feet (2.4m) from existing trees or permanent structures. 2. Applications of Soil Additives a. Apply fertilizer and lime to the plant bed according to the soil test report. b. Spread an organic soil additive, (See Subsection 893.2.09), evenly throughout the designated area to at least 2 in (50 mm) deep. Thoroughly dig it into the soil to at least 6 in (150 mm) deep using a rotary hoe type tiller or other equipment that evenly mixes the soil, lime, fertilizer, and organic soil additive. c. Till the area until the surface is smooth and free of weeds, roots, rocks, and other debris, to the satisfaction of the Engineer. d. If the planting area lies within multitrophic native planting area, a stream buffer, wetland, wet swale, or xxxxx the addition of fertilizer or lime is prohibited.
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Prepare Plant Bed. Prepare for planting as follows: 1. Planting Limits Stake planting limits according to Plan details and the Engineer. Have the Engineer approve the method of plant identification before planting. For median plantings, keep any woody plant a minimum of 3 feet (1m) from the edge of the plant bed to avoid vegetative growth into the roadway. For stream buffers identified as “Stream Buffer” or “wet xxxxxx”, on plans, the plant species shall be planted in a random, intermixed manner throughout the entire planting area. At the edges of the planting zone, keep new plants a minimum of 8 feet (2.4m) from existing trees or permanent structures.
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