Dana Point, Ca 92629
The following Conceptual Design is intended to illustrate a sustainable and locally appropriate selection and spatial organization of California friendly plant material. The information contained in this document is intended to suggest a starting point for the Homeowner and/or Landscape Contractor to estimate the required materials for a possible landscape design. Said party is solely responsible for the final design, layout, quantity, cost, and construction for any such project. Integrifolia Landscpape Design, therefore, shall not be held legally responsible for any final decisions implemented in the execution of any such landscape project. By utilizing the information contained in this document, the Homeowner and/or Contractor agrees to release Integrifolia Landscape Design from any such legal responsibility.
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Illustrated Final Plan
3D Renderings
Frontyard
Balcony
Backyard
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Frontyard Plant ID
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Backyard Plant ID
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Plant List ID
Latin Name Common Name Planting Size Quantity Est.Cost*
JP
Juncus Elk Blue patens 'Elk California Gray Blue' Rush
Mature Size (H/W) Bloom Season
1g
19
$190.00
2x2
GL
Grevillea lanigera Coastal Gem 'Coastal gem' Grevillea
5g
4
$120.00
1x4
PT
Pittosporum tenuifolium Silver Sheen 'Silver Sheen' Kohuhu
5g
16
$480.00
10x8
SR
Senecio serpens
Blue Chalksticks
flat (32)
4
$80.00
1x2
RO
Rosmarinus officinalis 'Upright'
Upright Rosemary
1g
3
$30.00
3x3
SO
Salvia officinalis 'purpurea'
Purple Garden Sage
1g
4
$40.00
2x2
LS
Lavandula stoechas 'Otto Quast'
Spanish Lavender
1g
11
$110.00
2x2
Blue Glow Agave
5g
3
$90.00
2x2
New Zealand Flax (Dwarf variety)
1g
17
$170.00
2x2
Furman's Red Autumn Sage
5g
2
$60.00
3x3
Catlin's Giant Carpet Bugle
flat
1
$20.00
0.5x2
Hummingbird Sage
1g
13
$130.00
2x3
Pork and Beans/ jelly bean plant
flat
2
$40.00
1x1
Dwarf Variegated Mirror Plant
1g
15
$150.00
3x3
Island Snapdragon
5g
8
$240.00
4x4
Pink Bower Vine
5g
4
$120.00
15' tall
total:
$2,070.0
AB
PH
Agave 'Blue Glow' Phormium 'Jack Spratt' or 'Tom Thumb'
AR
Salvia greggii 'Furman's Red' Ajuga reptans 'Catlin's Giant'
SS
Salvia spathacea
SG
PB
CR
GS PJ
Sedum rubrotinctum Coprosma repens 'Marble Queen' Galvezia speciosa Pandorea jasminoides 'Rosea'
Habitat Value upright finetextured evergreen grasslike plant
Maintenance
Slowly spreads. Feed in spring and summer. Clip dead leaves at base of Spring/Fall plant, do not shear. For a tidy, neat appearance, clip annually Bird Attractant, to shape. Feed before new growth begins long bloom in spring; avoid high phosphorus Winter/Spring season fertilizers.Pruning time: winter. small oval silverFeed with a general purpose fertilizer green leaves before new growth begins in spring. For a held on thin black tidy, neat appearance, shear annually to N/A branches shape. Dwarf Plant, Once established, water deeply and Easy Care, infrequently during summer months. Clip Waterwise, Yearovergrown or dead trails at desired Summer round Interest location. Attracts Birds, Feed with a general purpose fertilizer Butterflies, Easy before new growth begins in spring. For a Spring/Summe Care, Edible, tidy, neat appearance, clip annually to r Waterwise shape.Pruning time: spring after flowering. Attracts Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Easy Care, Feed with a general purpose fertilizer Edible, before new growth begins in spring. Clip Waterwise to shape in winter. Summer Attracts Butterflies, Easy Apply a general purpose fertilizer before Care, Waterwise, new growth in spring. Prune lightly after Flowers for flowering to promote the next season's Spring/Fall Cutting, Fragrant growth. Thrives with little care other than occasional water during the hot season. once after 10 Easy Care, The mother plant declines after flowering; yrs Waterwise younger rosettes will perpetuate the plant. For a neat appearance, remove old foliage Dwarf Plant, at base of plant before new leaves Easy Care, emerge. Divide clumps every 2 to 3 years N/A Waterwise in early spring. Attracts Birds, Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Easy Care, North Feed with a general purpose fertilizer American Native, before new growth begins in Summer/fall Waterwise spring.Pruning time: early spring. As a groundcover, space plants 2 ft. to 3 ft. apart, (closer for faster coverage). Control Spring/Summe Attracts weeds with mulch until the plants cover the r Butterflies area. Dead head the inflorescences to their Attracts base after flowering is over to keep plant Butterflies, low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading Hummingbirds, rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late Easy Care, fall or early winter. Feed with a general Spring/Summe Edible, purpose fertilizer before new growth r Waterwise begins in spring. Water the jelly bean plant more in the spring and summer, but still let it dry out in Waterwise, toxic between waterings. Fertilize in the spring Winter/Spring if ingested and summer once a month. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer Year round before new growth begins in spring. For a interest, hardy, tidy, neat appearance, clip annually to N/A water wise shape. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer before new growth begins in spring. For a Attracts tidy, neat appearance, clip annually to Summer/Fall hummingbirds shape. Provide support such as a trellis or arbor. Spring/Summe Showy flowers, Prune annually to control size.Pruning r fragrant time: early spring.
* prices based on average cost at local Armstrong Garden Center, before tax 1. Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Watering can be reduced after establishment. 2. To maintain a natural appearance, hand clipping is recommended over machine shearing. None of these plants are to be sheared into squres or circles. 3. Prune to shape only once per year. Clean out dead flower heads, branches, or leaves monthly.
Juncus
Grevillea
Senecio
Lavandula
Agave
Salvia g.
Sedum
Coprosma
Pittosporum
Rosmarinus
Salvia o.
Phormium
Ajuga
Galvesia
Salvia s.
Pandorea
2.0
2.0
3.0
0.5
1.0
2.0 2.0
2.0
2.0 1.0
0.5
1.5
2.0
1.5
1.5 2.5
Frontyard Plant Layout
2.0
0.5
Center of tree trunks
Backyard Plant Layout
Underground PVC (tie into existing system) Weather Based Controller
Control Valve
Control Valve
Irrigation Controller metal pipe, vertical extension (tie into existing hose bib) PVC? 1/2" Inline Drip Tube
End Cap
Retrofit Kit (12"PVC riser inside planter)
Frontyard Irrigation Layout
Tee elbow
Part XFD0612100 - XF Dripline - 0.6 GPH, 12 in. Spacing, 100 ft. Coil XFD0612250 - XF Dripline - 0.6 GPH, 12 in. Spacing, 250 ft. Coil
Mfg
Total Length/Qt Retail Type
Retail Qty
Est. Cost*
Rain Bird
~ 282'
250'
1
$40.00
Rain Bird
see above
100'
1
$100.00
BC50/4PK - 1/2 in. Barbed Drip Coupling - 4 Pack
Rain Bird
5 4pk
2
$6.00
BT50/4PK - 1/2 in. Barbed Drip Tee - 4 Pack
Rain Bird
5 4pk
2
$6.00
BE50/4PK - 1/2 in. Barbed Drip Elbow - 4 Pack
Rain Bird
6 4pk
2
$6.00
EC50/2PK - 1/2 in. Drip End Closure - 2 Pack
Rain Bird
16 2pk
8
$15.00
GS50/10PK - 1/2 in. Galvanized Stakes - 10 Pack
Rain Bird
100 10pk
10
$60.00
RISER12 - 12 in. Threaded Riser
Rain Bird
1 1ea
1
$3.00
1800 Spray Head Drip Riser Connection Kit Rain Bird XACZ075PRF - Low Flow Control Zone Kit with 3/4 in. Low Flow Anti-Siphon Valve & 3/4 in. PR RBY Filter Rain Bird SST600S - 6-Station SST Smart "Simple to Set" Indoor/Outdoor Irrigation Timer Rain Bird
4 1ea.
4
$80.00
4 1ea.
4
$240.00
2 1ea
2
$260.00
TOTAL
$816.00
OTHER PARTS (to be estimated by Contractor) PVC pipe to connect to existing underground system TBD Metal pipe to connect to existing hose bib (for balcony) TBD
~ 30'
varies
TBD
TBD
~ 9'
varies
TBD
TBD
* Estimates based on retail prices from store.rainbird.com
Backyard Irrigation Layout and Parts List
The following information is for estimating required materials only. Homeowner and/or Contractor assumes all responsibility in final construction details.
Trex Planter
8’ 1/4” gap 1” x 6” x 8’ 3’ 1-1/4”
2’
Perspective
Bottom View Top Perspective
Top View
Begin with (6) 4x4 pressure treated wood posts approximately 3’ 1-1/4” long.
Add (8) 2x4 pressure tr longeated wood support beams, approximately 1’ 13/16” long.
Add plywood bottom, cut to fit around 4x4 posts and with several drilled 1/2” weep holes.
Attach (12) 1” x 6” x 8’Trex boards to long sides and (12) 1” x 6” x 2’ Trex boards to the short sides, spaced 1/4” of an inch apart.
Top with (2) 1” x 3” x 8’ and (2) 1” x 3” x 2’ Trex boards, cut at a 45-degree angles at the ends. (Pieces created from cutting boards lengthwise down the middle) Finish by lining and stapling the sides and bottom with weed fabric. Fill with potting soil.
Conceptual Parts List (Trex)
1”x3”x8’ (2ea) 1”x3”x2’ (2ea)
Top (Trex)
1”x6”x2’ (12ea)
Short Siding (Trex) 1”x6”x8’ (12ea)
Long Siding (Wood) 1/4”x2’x8’ (1ea)
Bottom (Wood) 2”x4”x1’-13/16” (8ea)
Support Beams (Wood) 4”x4”x 3’ 1-1/4“” (6ea)
Posts
Top View
Side View
The above illustration demonstrates the estimated quantity and sizes of parts needed to build one Trex based conceptual planter at ~2’x3’x8’. Homeowner and/or Contractor assumes all responsibility for determining final size, quantity, and types of materials used in the construction of any such planters. Based upon the conceptual landscape design represented in this package, the estimated number of 2’x3’x8’ planters is 5ea and the estimated number of 2’x3’x6’ planters is 1ea.
Material Trex Enhance Composite Decking
Size 1-in x 6-in x 8-ft
Pressure Treated Lumber Pressure Treated Lumber
Qty
Price*
Total
98
$20.00
$1,960.00
4 x 4 x 10
12
$14.37
$172.44
2 x 4 x 10
5
$6.87
$34.35
Fir Sanded Plywood 1/4 x 4 x 8 Organic Flower and Vegetable Garden Soil 3 c.u. ft. The Hillman Group 350-Count #8 x 2.5-in Flat-Head Yellow Zinc SquareDrive Interior/Exterior Wood Screws 2.5-in Sta-Green 150-sq ft Premium Landscape Fabric 3'x50'
3
$27.92
$83.76
96
$8.48
$814.08
3
$45.20
$135.60
3
$19.98
$59.94
TOTAL * Estimates based on prices at Lowe's before tax
$3,260.17
Frontyard Concrete Planter
The following information if for estimation purposes only. Homeowner and/or Contractor assumes all responsibility for final layout, materials, quantities, concrete psi, and all other related construction decisions. 2” Gravel Base
Rebar stabilization
2’
13’-5/8” 2’
12’-3/4”
18” 6”
7” 18”
Poured Concrete planter, see local example for suggested finish. 4” sits below grade.
Backyard DG Area
1
9’-3
/8”
”
/16
7 3’-
2” Gravel Base
2” DG topping
Backyard Concrete Patio
2.5’
” /16
4’ 2’
7
13’-
/4”
3’-3
” /16
”
/4
-3 3’
2” Gravel Base
’-7
13
4.5’
Rebar stabilization
4” Concrete slab
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Final Design Quick View
Site Analysis
Program: Park way: 1. Shade tolerant plant material 2. Drought tolerant 3. Seasonal color 4. Habitat value 5. Drip irrigation Drive way: 1. Planters 2. Mid size, privacy screen plants Front yard: 1. New fence（ double or single side) 2. Berm 3. Remove queen palms 4. Keep Yucca 5. Move irrigation valve 6. Side access 7. Planting area ( Seasonal color, drought tolerant, contracting color, strapleavf) 8. Security wall with planter ( Low, small 18”H* 12”W) 9. Drip irrigation Back yard: 1. New fence 2. Stoop extension ( Planting + Sitting/Table) 3. Shade plants under trees 4. Paving under BBQ 5. DG groundcover or other groundcover 6. Planting outside fence ( Dusty, tough plants, no watering) 7. Drip irrigation Patio: 1. Planter with privacy screen plants 2. Ornamental wall ( Green wall, water feature, art piece) 3. Lounge Area
Functional Diagram
Drought Tolerant Species BBQ Pad
Open Space
Shade Tolerant Species
Extended Patio Cafe Table
Side yard Access
Planters for Existing Plants
New Fence
Lounge Area
Planters w/ Low Accent Plants
Ornamental Wall
New Fence
Side yard Access Existing Brick Walkway
Planters w/ Screen Shrubs
Existing Deck
Existing Yucca
Ornamental Plantings
Planters w/ Succulents
Berm W/ Plantings
Driveway
Sidewalk
Shade Tolerant Species
Drought Tolerant Grasses Existing Carrotwood Tree
Existing Site
Preliminary Design Option 1
Preliminary Design Option 2
Preliminary Design Option 3
Preliminary Design Option 5