WATER TO CONNECT TO EXISTING GAS AND ELECTRIC TO CONENECT TO EXISTING EXISTING UTILITY POLE GENERAL NOTES:

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1 WATER TO CONNECT TO EXISTING GAS AND ELECTRIC TO CONENECT TO EXISTING EXISTING UTILITY POLE EXISTING UTILITY POLE EXISTING UTILITY POLE PROPOSED DROPBOX STRUCTURE AS DEPICTED ON DAM PERMIT PLANS PROPOSED ' W X 'H CONCRETE BOX CULVERT FT/FT INV:.. " PERFORATED HDPE FT/FT ' W X 'L STONE TRENCH (REFER TO DETAIL SHEET CS) road locations prepared by Pennoni Associates, Inc., November, 1 This plan is for the purpose of demonstrating compliance for landscape buffers and screening as required for conditional use approval. All landscape beyond that necessary to comply is provided to demonstrate conceptual intent and will be further refined in future plans. Proposed shade trees shall be planted fifteen () feet from overhead utility lines or light 6. Fax: 6. 1 PERIMETER YARD LANDSCAPING ALONG STREET FRONTAGES PERIMETER YARD LANDSCAPING ALONG OTHER PROPERTY LINES BUFFER PLANTINGS + IN ADDITION TO PERIMETER YARD PLANTINGS TREES T.B.R LANDSCAPE COMPLIANCE: 8 SECTION + + CATEGORY REQUIRED EXISTING PROVIDED CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL DOGHOUSE MANHOLE Shade 1 8 Flowering Evergreen Shrubs Shade Flowering Evergreen Shrubs GAS AND ELECTRIC TO CONENECT TO EXISTING ' X ' YARD DRAIN 6 WATER TO CONNECT TO EXISTING 1 Shade 8 81 Flowering Evergreen Shrubs 1-I.(1) PERIMETER LANDSCAPING Street Frontage: LF * Other Property Lines: 8 LF I.() BUFFER AREAS, LF /,8 SF 1 1-I.() STORMWATER BASINS Basin Perimeter: 6,8 LF STREET TREES - NOT REQUIRED EXTEND AND CONNECT TO EXISTING WATER TOTALS: NOTES: The perimeter yard landscaping requirement for developments with dwellings other than single-family detached is canopy (shade) trees + flowering trees per LF, plus shrubs along street frontages, or shrubs along all other property lines. Buffer plantings are required in addition to perimeter yard landscaping. ' wide buffers are provided. Deciduous trees are required at the rate of 1 per 1, SF of buffer area. Evergreen trees are required at the rate of 1 tree per LF of buffer area. The stormwater basin planting requirement is 1 deciduous tree and shrubs per LF of basin perimeter. The regional basin is not included in the calculations. A waiver is requested to allow shrubs to be substituted for the required shade trees in locations where tree planting will not align with engineering constraints and/or design intent. It is requested that four shrubs may be planted instead of 1 shade tree in such circumstances. There will be an attempt to transplant existing viable trees on site to satisfy the ordinance requirements for tree compliance. * Due to engineering constraints, a waiver from the required perimeter planting is requested along the Walker Road frontage of the dam. For full list of landscape waivers please refer to engineering plans. + 6' SPAN X ' RISE CONSPAN BRIDGE CULVERT (OR APPROVED EQUAL) /1/1 (lf) - Landscape Compliance 8 SCALE: 1" = 8' - " FEET LP-1 J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-1, /6/1 :: PM 6

2 KEY MAP: SCALE: 1"='-" INE SEE S MATCHL LP- HEET LP- 6. Fax: LP- + LP See DEP Dam Permit s for landscape planting for the regional stormwater basin. 1 EXISTING VEGETATION TREE PROTECTION FENCING SEE SHEET LP- PROPOSED LAWN PROPOSED BASIN FLOOR SEED MIX SEE SHEET LP- PROPOSED MEADOW SEED MIX SEE SHEET LP- 8 EMERGENCY ACCESS WITH PROPOSED TRAIL /1/1 (lf) - Groundcover SCALE: 1" = ' - " FEET LP- J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-, /6/1 :: AM + MATCHLINE SEE SHEET LP- 6 road locations prepared by Pennoni Associates, Inc., November, 1 Proposed shade trees shall be planted fifteen () feet from overhead utility lines or light 1 N.I.C

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4 Boulder Walls - (Typ.) LP- foot buffer / screening with "Pocket Park" and sormwater management areas at the corner of Walker Road and Old Eagle School Road 6. Fax: 6. See DEP Dam Permit s for landscape planting for the regional stormwater basin. SHEET L P- E SH EET LP- 8 E SE MAT CHL IN The Applicant and Trustees of the Monthly Meeting of Valley Friends entered into a Settlement Agreement on March, which provides for a landscape screen within a -foot buffer area surrounding three sides of the Friends' existing cemetery and meditation garden. This plan is meant to satisfy the requirements of the Settlement Agreement and is being submitted simultaneously to the Friends and their landscape architect for review. + + KEY MAP: SCALE: 1"='-" LP road locations prepared by Pennoni Associates, Inc., November, 1 Proposed shade trees shall be planted fifteen () feet from overhead utility lines or light MATCHL INE SEE 1 EXISTING VEGETATION PROPOSED CANOPY/DECIDUOUS TREE PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL/FLOWERING TREE PROPOSED EVERGREEN TREE LP- LP- + PROPOSED SHRUBS BIRD BOX /1/1 (lf) IN POCKET PARK EMERGENCY ACCESS WITH PROPOSED TRAIL N.I.C. PROPOSED LAWN PROPOSED BASIN FLOOR SEED MIX - SEE SHEET LP- Groundcover PROPOSED MEADOW SEED MIX SEE SHEET LP- SCALE: 1" = ' - " FEET LP- J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-, /6/1 :: PM

5 6. Fax: 6. See DEP Dam Permit s for landscape planting for the regional stormwater basin. INE SEE SHEET L P-A EE S HEE T LP -A 8 INE S MAT CHL The Applicant and Trustees of the Monthly Meeting of Valley Friends entered into a Settlement Agreement on March, which provides for a landscape screen within a -foot buffer area surrounding three sides of the Friends' existing cemetery and meditation garden. This plan is meant to satisfy the requirements of the Settlement Agreement and is being submitted simultaneously to the Friends and their landscape architect for review. + + KEY MAP: PLANT LIST: SCALE: 1"='-" KEY QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE REMARKS DECIDUOUS TREES LP road locations prepared by Pennoni Associates, Inc., November, 1 Proposed shade trees shall be planted fifteen () feet from overhead utility lines or light EXISTING VEGETATION PROPOSED CANOPY/DECIDUOUS TREE PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL/FLOWERING TREE PROPOSED EVERGREEN TREE LP- LP- /1/1 (lf) PROPOSED SHRUBS " cal. min. " cal. min. 8'-' ht. 8'-' ht. 8'-' ht. 8'-' ht. " cal. min. " cal. min. 8'-' ht. " cal. min. 8'-' ht. 8'-' ht. " cal. min. " cal. min. " cal. min. " cal. min. October Glory Red Maple Commemoration Sugar Maple Serviceberry Heritage River Birch Forest Pansy Redbud Flowering Dogwood Seedless Sweetgum Tulip Tree Henry Hicks Sweet Bay Magnolia Bloodgood London etree Okame Cherry Yoshino Cherry Swamp White Oak American Linden Valley Forge Elm Village Green Zelkova + Acer rubrum 'October Glory' Acer saccharum 'Commemoration' Amelanchier canadensis Betula nigra 'Heritage' Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Cornus florida Liquidambar styraciflua 'Rotundiloba' Liriodendron tulipifera Magnolia virginiana 'Henry Hicks' Platanus x acerifolia 'Bloodgood' Prunus x incam 'Okame' Prunus x yedoensis Quercus bicolor Tilia americana Ulmus americana 'Valley Forge' Zelkova serrata 'Village green' ACO ACS AMC BEN CEC COF LIS LIT MAV PLA PRI PRY QUB TIA ULAV ZES MATCHL 1 + EVERGREEN TREES Aesculus parviflora Alnus serrulata Calycanthus floridus Cephalanthus occidentalis Cornus sericea Fothergilla gardenii 'Blue Mist' Hydrangea quercifolia Ilex verticillata 'Jim Dandy' Ilex verticillata 'Red Sprite' Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' Myrica pensylvanica Prunus laurocerasus 'Schipkaensis' Salix sericea Sambucus canadensis Viburnum prunifolium Viburnum trilobum Viburnum x pragense Bottlebrush Buckeye Smooth Alder Sweetshrub Buttonbush Red Twig Dogwood Blue Mist Fothergilla Oakleaf Hydrangea Jim Dandy Winterberry Holly Red Sprite Winterberry Holly Henry's Garnet Sweetspire Bayberry Skip Laurel Silky Willow Common Elderberry Blackhaw Viburnum American Cranberrybush Viburnum Prague Viburnum "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. "-" ht. Where there is a discrepancy between the plant list and plan, the plan shall prevail. BIRD BOX IN POCKET PARK, Semi-sheared 8'ht. min. SHRUBS AEP ALS CAF COC COS FOB HYQ ILVJ ILVR IVH MYP PLS SAS SAC VIP VIT VXP Yoshino Cryptomeria American Holly Norway Spruce White Spruce Serbian Spruce Columnar White Pine White Pine Green Giant Arborvitae Cryptomeria japonica 'Yoshino' Ilex opaca Picea abies Picea glauca Picea omorika Pinus strobus 'Fastigiata' Pinus strobus Thuja plicata 'Green Giant' + CRJ ILO PIA PIG PIO PISF PIS THG + EMERGENCY ACCESS WITH PROPOSED TRAIL N.I.C. - Landscape SCALE: 1" = ' - " FEET LP-A J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-A, /6/1 :: AM

6 MA T CH LIN E KEY MAP: SCALE: 1"='-" SHE ET L SEE LP- P- 6. Fax: LP- LP- + + See DEP Dam Permit s for landscape planting for the regional stormwater basin The Applicant and Trustees of the Monthly Meeting of Valley Friends entered into a Settlement Agreement on March, which provides for a landscape screen within a -foot buffer area surrounding three sides of the Friends' existing cemetery and meditation garden. This plan is meant to satisfy the requirements of the Settlement Agreement and is being submitted simultaneously to the Friends and their landscape architect for review. N.I.C. 1 MATCHLINE SEE SHEET LP GAS AND ELECTRIC TO CONENECT TO EXISTING 6 1 road locations prepared by Pennoni Associates, Inc., November, 1 Proposed shade trees shall be planted fifteen () feet from overhead utility lines or light /1/1 (lf) EXISTING VEGETATION TREE PROTECTION FENCING SEE SHEET LP- PROPOSED LAWN PROPOSED BASIN FLOOR SEED MIX SEE SHEET LP- - PROPOSED MEADOW SEED MIX SEE SHEET LP- Groundcover EMERGENCY ACCESS WITH PROPOSED TRAIL SCALE: 1" = ' - " FEET LP- J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-, /6/1 :: AM 6 8

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8 6. Fax: 6. Flood planting pit with water twice within hours of planting. Tree stakes shall be installed for a period of months and shall be removed prior to the end of the guarantee. Flood planting pit with water twice within hours of planting. Tree stakes shall be installed for a period of months and shall be removed prior to the end of the guarantee. Flood planting pit with water twice within hours of planting. DECIDUOUS TREE DETAIL TREE PLANTING ON STEEP SLOPE DETAIL 1 NOT TO SCALE FLOOD PLANTING PIT WITH WATER TWICE WITHIN HOURS OF PLANTING. EVERGREEN TREE DETAIL TREE PLANTING ON STEEP SLOPE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE FLOOD PLANTING PIT WITH WATER TWICE WITHIN HOURS OF PLANTING. SHRUB DETAIL 6 SHRUB PLANTING ON STEEP SLOPE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE FLOOD PLANTING PIT WITH WATER TWICE WITHIN HOURS OF PLANTING. PLANTING NOTES: The contractor shall furnish and plant all plants shown on the drawings, as specified, and in quantities indicated on the plant list. All plants shall be nursery grown and freshly dug. All plants shall be in accordance with The American Standard for Nursery Stock, latest edition. All plants shall be hardy under climatic conditions similar to those in the locality of the project. Fall Digging Hazard: Any species listed below, if included on the plant list, must not be dug in the fall (October through December) because of risk to the tree's survival. Special exceptions may be granted if the owner is notified in writing and an extended warranty on these plants is agreed upon prior to digging. The following varieties should not be dug in fall: Betula, Carpinus, Celtis, Cercidiphyllum, Crataegus, Cryptomeria, Fagus, Halesia, Ilex (tree form varieties), Liquidambar, Liriodendron, Nyssa, Ostrya, Prunus, Pyrus, Quercus (except Quercus palustris), Salix weeping varieties, and Tilia tomentosa. Digging for Malus and Zelkova varieties should be avoided in fall only when in leaf. All plants shall be typical of their species or variety and shall have a normal habit or growth. They shall be sound, healthy and vigorous, well branched and densely foliated when in leaf. They shall be certified by appropriate State and Federal authorities to be free of disease and insect pests, eggs or larvae. They shall have healthy, well-developed root systems. with central leader broken or dead shall be rejected ts that do not display typical characteristics for their species shall be rejected.. Substitutions: When plants of a specified kind or size are not available within a reasonable distance, substitutions may be made upon written request by the contractor, if approved by the owner and/or municipal authority.. Measurement: Dimensions of trees and shrubs shall conform to The American Standard for Nursery Stock, latest edition. 1 Size: All plants shall conform to the measurement specified on the plant list, unless authorized in writing by the Township landscape architect and the owner. 1 Balled and burlapped plants shall be dug with firm natural balls of earth, of diameter and depth to include most of the fibrous roots. Container grown stock shall have been grown in a container long enough for the root system to have developed sufficiently to hold its soil together firm and whole. No plants shall be loose in the container. 1 ts with poor quality root balls or root balls that have been cracked or damaged shall be rejected. 1 Root balls of all plants shall be adequately protected at all times from sun and drying winds or frost. 1 Conditions detrimental to plants: The contractor shall notify the project representative in writing of all soil or drainage conditions which the contractor considers detrimental to the growth of plants. The contractor shall state the conditions and submit a proposal for correcting the conditions, including any change in cost, for review and acceptance by the project representative. 1 The owner or the owner's representative shall be notified prior to beginning planting operations. 1 All planting shall be at the locations indicated on the drawings. The contractor shall be responsible for planting at the correct grades, alignment, and to the indicated layout of the planting beds. 1 Layout of planting: The contractor shall lay out with identifiable stakes the location of all planting beds as indicated on drawing. The layout of planting shall be approved by the project representative prior to any excavation of plant pits or plant beds.. Minor adjustments to plant locations may be necessary due to field conditions and final grading. The contractor shall notify the owner if major adjustments are required.. ting soil shall be excavated native soil from the planting pit. ting soil shall be thoroughly mixed, with all rocks, clods and roots removed. ts with broken root balls or excessive damage to the crown shall be replaced prior to planting. If needed, trees shall be staked and guyed according to accepted industry practice. Each tree and shrub shall be pruned in accordance with The American Nursery and Landscape Association Standards to preserve the natural character of the plant. All dead wood or suckers and all broken or badly bruised branches shall be removed. Mulch: Immediately after planting operations are completed, all trees and shrub planting pits shall be covered with a " (three inch) layer of double shredded hardwood bark mulch, or other material approved by the owner or the owner's representative. A granular pre-emergent weed control shall be spread prior to mulching. The limit of this mulch for deciduous trees and single evergreen trees shall be the area of the pit. For shrub and perennial beds and for evergreen tree clusters, a continuous, mulched bed shall be created. in leaf, including evergreens, when planted shall be treated with anti-desiccant such as Wilt-Pruf if planted during the months of June through September, November, and December. Weed control: All planting areas shall be free from weeds prior to the beginning of planting operation. Contact herbicide sprays should only be used as required and all manufacturer's specifications followed. PLAN SECTION GROUNDCOVER DETAIL Flood planting pit with water twice within hours of planting. Guarantee: All plant material shall be guaranteed by the contractor for twenty four () months from the date of installation. The owner shall be responsible for maintenance unless otherwise agreed with contractor. It shall be the contractor's responsibility to monitor the project during the guarantee and notify the owner if problems develop with the plant material. Any material that is % dead or more shall be considered dead and must be replaced at no charge. A tree shall be considered dead when the main leader has died back, or there is % of the crown dead. All debris resulting from landscape contracting operations shall be cleaned up and removed from the site on a weekly basis.. Watering: Landscape contractor is responsible for watering sufficiently at the time of planting and until the job is completed, accepted and turned over to the owner.. All plant material shall be installed in accordance with the planting practices stated in chapter of Pirone's Tree Maintenance by: J. Hartman, T. Pirone and M. Sall (seventh or most recent edition). TREE PROTECTION NOTES: Tree protection fencing shall be installed enclosing the dripline or to the limit of disturbance prior to the start of earth movement and construction, and shall remain intact and in place during construction activities. shall not be used for roping, cables, signs, fencing, or lighting. Nails and spikes shall not be driven into trees. No boards or other material shall be nailed to trees during construction. Except for activities depicted on these plans, no construction traffic is permitted within the dripline of the trees. There shall be no storage of vehicles, equipment, construction materials or debris or soil stockpiles permitted within the dripline of any preserved trees. Petroleum products, chemicals and other hazardous materials shall not be stored within ' of the dripline of any tree. Trenching within the driplines of trees to remain shall be avoided, and damage to the roots within the dripline shall be minimized during construction. If damage is unavoidable, roots shall be re-cut with a sharp hand tool, which will make a clean cut, prior to regrading. Tree limbs damaged during construction shall be properly pruned. No shellac or pruning paint shall be used. All provisions of sec. 1-6 of the Tredyffrin Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance shall be adhered to during site work operations. 8 TREE PROTECTION FENCE SEED PLANTING NOTES: SITE PREPARATION: If necessary, eradicate existing invasive vegetation by grubbing or mowing, then spraying cut stems with a non-specific, systemic, glyphosate herbicide, such as "Roundup", "Rodeo" or "Garlon". At a minimum, two () applications of herbicide should be made two weeks apart. Application shall be by a licensed professional and performed under correct weather conditions, following manufacturer's specifications. Tilling may be recommended following the first application, depending on type of existing vegetation. In very weedy situations, or on sites with pernicious perennial weeds, site preparation may require several repeat applications of herbicide. The removal of invasive vegetation is the most important step to meadow establishment, and the appropriate timeframe should not be compromised or the meadow may fail. Where meadows are proposed adjacent to woodlands, non-native, invasive trees, shrubs, seedlings, ground cover and damaging vines should be removed from the first twenty feet (') into woodland edges (on-site only). All debris, live invasive vegetation and pruned materials should be completely removed from the site. Chipped material shall be removed in an enclosed truck, and shall not be used as mulch. Smooth out grades in areas where weed removal caused ruts or bumps. Do not over compact soil. Prepare bare earth areas and heavily compacted areas, such as stormwater management basins and former stockpile areas, to receive the meadow seed mixture appropriate for the soil conditions, as recommended by soil testing and the seed supplier. Compacted topsoil shall be scarified to a depth where air change and infiltration of water is back to a pre-construction condition. This shall ensure good seed to soil contact and root development. SEED MIX INSTALLATION: Seeding shall be done between March and May, or between September and November 1 ting may be done beyond these limits only if requested in writing and approved by the Landscape Architect. Seed shall not be applied to excessively wet, muddy or frozen ground. Seed mixtures shall be supplied as specified on the plans. Do not make substitutions. If the specified mixture is not obtainable, submit to Landscape Architect proof of non-availability and proposal for use of equivalent mixture suitable to site conditions. Addition of nurse (Companion) crop. See mix specifications below. Hydroseed, using a slurry mixture containing seed, starter fertilizer, tackifier, wood cellulose fiber and colorant, spreading mixture evenly over prepared areas. Keep seeding operations within three feet (') of the designated seeding areas, and avoid overshooting into areas to receive other types of vegetation. Steep slopes and areas subject to water flow should be protected with erosion control blankets or straw secured with jute matting. Water regularly within the first -6 weeks after planting, appling one inch (1") of water every three to five (-) days, in the absence of rain. Water after six weeks only if prolonged dry periods occur. BOULDER WALL DETAIL SEEDED AREAS: For Detention Basin Floors (Wet Meadow Mix): Ernst Conservation Seeds OBL Wetland Mix (ERNMX - 1) % Carex vulpinoidea, PA Ecotype (Fox Sedge, PA Ecotype).% Carex lurida, PA Ecotype (Lurid (Shallow) Sedge, PA Ecotype) % Carex lupulina, PA Ecotype (Hop Sedge, PA Ecotype) % Carex scoparia, PA Ecotype (Blunt Broom Sedge, PA Ecotype) % Sparganium eurycarpum, PA Ecotype (Giant Bur Reed, PA Ecotype) % Verbena hastata, PA Ecotype (Blue Vervain, PA Ecotype) % Juncus effusus (Soft Rush) % Sparganium americanum (Eastern Bur Reed) % Aster puniceus, PA Ecotype (Purplestem Aster, PA Ecotype) % Glyceria canadensis, PA Ecotype (Rattlesnake Grass, PA Ecotype) % Iris versicolor, PA Ecotype (Blueflag, PA Ecotype) % Onoclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern) % Scirpus cyperinus, PA Ecotype (Woolgrass, PA Ecotype).% Alisma subcordatum, PA Ecotype (Mud tain (Water tain), PA Ecotype).% Aster umbellatus, PA Ecotype (Flat Topped White Aster, PA Ecotype).% Carex crinita, PA Ecotype (Fringed (Nodding) Sedge, PA Ecotype).% Eupatorium maculatum, PA Ecotype (Spotted Joe Pye Weed, PA Ecotype).% Eupatorium perfoliatum, PA Ecotype (Boneset, PA Ecotype).% Helianthus angustifolius, MD Ecotype (Swamp (Narrowleaf) Sunflower, MD Ecotype).% Ludwigia alternifolia, PA Ecotype (Seedbox, PA Ecotype).% Mimulus ringens, PA Ecotype (Square Stemmed Monkeyflower, PA Ecotype).% Scirpus validus, PA Ecotype (Softstem Bulrush, PA Ecotype).% Solidago patula, PA Ecotype (Roughleaf Goldenrod, PA Ecotype).% Chelone glabra, PA Ecotype (Turtlehead, PA Ecotype) Seed Rate: lbs./ acre Mixed Equally With: Ernst Conservation Seeds Retention Basin Floor Low Maintenance Grass Mix (ERNMX - 6).% Elymus riparius, PA Ecotype (Riverbank Wildrye, PA Ecotype).% Puccinellia distans, 'Fults' (Alkaligrass, Fults ) % Agrostis stolonifera (Creeping Bentgrass) % Panicum clandestinum, 'Tioga' (Deertongue, Tioga ) % Poa palustris (Fowl Bluegrass) % Carex vulpinoidea, PA Ecotype (Fox Sedge, PA Ecotype) % Juncus effusus (Soft Rush) % Carex scoparia, PA Ecotype (Blunt Broom Sedge, PA Ecotype) % Juncus tenuis, PA Ecotype (Path Rush, PA Ecotype) Seed Rate: lbs./ acre Companion Crop (Mixed with specified seed mix): If planted in spring months (April to June) Oats (Avena sativa) If planted in fall months (August to November) Annual Rye Grass (Lolium multiflorum) Seed Rate: lbs./ acre For Basin Sides and General Meadow Areas (Upland Mix): Ernst Conservation Seeds Showy Northeast Native Wildflower & Grass Mix Meadow Mix (ERNMX - ).% Schizachyrium scoparium, Fort Indiantown Gap-PA Ecotype (Little Bluestem) % Bouteloua curtipendula, 'Butte' (Sideoats Grama, Butte ) % Elymus riparius, PA Ecotype (Riverbank Wildrye, PA Ecotype) % Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower) % Coreopsis lanceolata (Lanceleaf Coreopsis) 6% Chamaecrista fasciculata, PA Ecotype (Partridge Pea, PA Ecotype) % Rudbeckia hirta (Blackeyed Susan) % Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Milkweed) % Penstemon digitalis, PA Ecotype (Tall White Beardtongue, PA Ecotype) % Aster laevis, NY Ecotype (Smooth Blue Aster, NY Ecotype) % Liatris spicata (Marsh (Dense) Blazing Star (Spiked Gayfeather)).6% Aster prenanthoides, PA Ecotype (Zigzag Aster, PA Ecotype).% Aster novae-angliae (Symphyotrichum n.), PA Ecotype (New England Aster).% Rudbeckia fulgida var. fulgida, Northern VA Ecotype (Orange Coneflower).% Tradescantia ohiensis, PA Ecotype (Ohio Spiderwort, PA Ecotype).% Zizia aurea, PA Ecotype (Golden Alexanders, PA Ecotype).% Baptisia australis, PA Ecotype (Blue False Indigo, PA Ecotype).% Monarda fistulosa, Fort Indiantown Gap-PA Ecotype (Wild Bergamot).% Senna hebecarpa, VA & WV Ecotype (Wild Senna, VA & WV Ecotype).% Solidago nemoralis, PA Ecotype (Gray Goldenrod, PA Ecotype).% Baptisia tinctoria, PA Ecotype (Yellow False Indigo (Horseflyweed), PA Ecotype).% Solidago juncea, PA Ecotype (Early Goldenrod, PA Ecotype).1% Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern Columbine).1% Penstemon hirsutus (Hairy Beardtongue).1% Senna marilandica (Maryland Senna) Seed Rate: lbs./ acre Companion Crop (Mixed with specified seed mix): If planted in spring months (April to June) Oats (Avena sativa) If planted in fall months (August to November) Annual Rye Grass (Lolium multiflorum) Seed Rate: lbs./ acre - Landscape Notes and Details /1/1 (lf) LP- J:\Jobs-\--Arcadia-\1\GTP\CAD\Township s\preliminary s\landscape \- LP_-1-1dwg, LP-, /6/1 :: AM