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1 PART 1: GENERAL 1.01 Scope of Standard A. This standard provides general guidance concerning the specific preferences of the Texas State University for Plants. B. Texas State University recognizes that project conditions and requirements vary, thus precluding the absolute adherence to the items identified herein in all cases. However, unless there is adequate written justification, it is expected that these guidelines will govern the design and specifications for Texas State University projects Maintenance A General 1. Maintain plant materials, weed removal, in all beds, tree wells pits and lawn areas until substantial Completion and Final Acceptance of the project. Maintenance period shall be based on Substantial Completion and Final Acceptance schedule for the project 2. Three (3) Month Maintenance Period AFTER SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION Requirements: after receipt of Substantial Completion Letter, a 3-month maintenance period shall begin. Contractor shall maintain the project landscape. Maintenance shall include but not be limited to the following irrigation schedule: weeding (manual and chemical within one week of Ground Operations Request and written record of chemical application), cultivating, pruning (as required by Grounds Ops), mowing, re-staking, adjustments of stakes, restoring of plant and tree wells, maintenance of mulch cover, edging of beds and curbs, litter removal in bed areas and lawns, and removal of and replacement of dead plants and dead trees 3. Grass height should not exceed 4 between mowing. Mow as needed to maintain an approximate 2-1/2 height or approximately every 7 to 10 days or on special occasions or for special requests. B. Trees Protection 1. All trees and natural areas to be preserved shall be protected during construction with chain link fence. Location of fences and installation details shall be included in construction documents. Refer to Section Tree Protection. Revised Jan-15 Plants
2 PART 2: PRODUCTS 2.01 Landscape Products A. Plantings: Specify container-grown unless otherwise approved by Texas State University Project Representative. Plant materials shall follow ANSI Z60 American Standards for Nursery Stock guidelines. Plants shall be first quality, healthy, vigorous and densely foliated. Plants with diseases, pests, girdling roots, absence of root flare, improper branch spacing, or other objectionable characteristics shall be rejected. No trees shall be lifted by the trunk at any time. Plant materials showing mechanical damage may be rejected. B. Supplements: Grounds Operations may specify that fertilizer shall be supplied as recommended. C. Backfill: Use only approved weed free soil mix backfilled in maximum six-inch lifts. Lightly compact each six-inch lift. D. Staking/Guying: Guy wires may be required on large trees at Director of Grounds Operations or delegate s request. Removal of synthetic material and/or wire or burlap, is required if included in the plants root ball. E. Plant tags and flagging are to be removed after plant materials have been accepted and planted PLANTS: A. The list of plants below has been approved in the Texas State University Master Plan. Deviation from this list will have to be approved by Texas State University. B. Campus Plant Zones: The Texas State University Campus is divided into 3 zones; Plateau, Prairie, and Wetlands. C. Approved Plants to be used on Texas State University Campus. Revised Jan-15 Plants
3 Deciduous/ Category Scientific Name/Common Name Zone Evergreen Shade Trees 1 Acer grandidentatum/bigtooth Maple PL/PR D 2 Acer negundo/box Elder W D 3 Acer rubrum/red Maple W/PR D 4 Carya illinoensis/pecan cultivars PR/W D 5 Cupressus arizonica/arizona Cypress PL E 6 Ehretia anacua/anacua PL/A D/E Revised Jan-15 Plants
4 7 Ehretia anacua/anaqua PL-A D/E 8 Fraxinus texensis/texas Ash PL D 9 Juniperus virginiana/eastern Red Cedar PR E 10 Liquidambar styraciflua/sweetgum PL D 11 Magnolia grandiflora/southern Magnolia PR E 12 Pistachia chinensis/chinese Pistache PR D 13 Platanus mexicanus/mexican Sycamore PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
5 14 Platanus occidentalis/american Sycamore W/PR D 15 Populus deltoides/cottonwood W/PR D 16 Prosopis glandulosa/mesquite PR D 17 Quercus spp/oak PL/PR D/E 18 Taxodium distichum/bald Cypress PR/W D 19 Taxodium mucronatum/montezuma Cypress PR E 20 Ulmus crassifolia/cedar Elm PL/PR D 21 Ulmus parvifolia/lacebark Elm PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
6 Ornamental Trees 1 Acacia farnesiana/huisache PL D 2 Aesculus pavia/red Buckeye PL/PR D 3 Bauhinia congesta/anaconcho Orchid Tree PL/PR/ A D 4 Cercis canadensis var. texana/texas Redbud PL/PR D 5 Cercis canadensis var. mexicana/mexican Redbud PL/PR D 6 Chilopsis linearis/desert Willow PL D 7 Cotinus obovatus/smoketree PR D 8 Cupressus arizonica/arizona Cypress PR E Revised Jan-15 Plants
7 9 Cupressus sempervirens/italian Cypress PL/PR E 10 Diospyros texana/texas Persimmon PL D 11 Eriobotrya japonica/loquat PL/PR/ A D 12 SPECK/Garden Hibiscus syriacus/rose of Sharon cultivars PL/PR D 13 Ilex decidua/possum Haw PL/PR/ W D 14 Ilex vomitoria/yaupon Holly cultivars PL/PR/ W E 15 Lagerstroemia indica/crape Myrtle cultivars PL/PR D 16 Leucaena retusa/goldenball Leadtree PL/PR D 17 Palm spp. PL/PR/ A E Revised Jan-15 Plants
8 18 Parkinsonia aculeata/retama PL D 19 Pistachia texana/texas Pistachio PL E 20 Prunus caroliniana/cherry Laurel PL/PR E 21 Prunus mexicana/mexican Plum PL/PR/ W D 22 Ptelea trifoliata/wafer Ash PR D 23 Rhus spp. / Sumac PL/A D/E 24 Sophora secundiflora/texas Mountain Laurel PL/PR E 25 Sophora affins/eve s Necklace PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
9 26 Ungnadia speciosa/mexican Buckeye PL D 27 Viburnum rufidulum/black Haw Viburnum PL/A D 28 Vitex agnus-castus/chaste Tree W/PR D Shrubs 1 Berberis swaseyi/texas Barberry PL/A E 2 Berberis trifoliolata - Agarita PR/PL E 3 Caesalpinia gilliesii-red & yellow/bird of Paradise PL D Revised Jan-15 Plants
10 4 Caesalpinia pulcherrima/pride of Barbados PL D 5 Callicarpa americana/american Beauty Berry PL/W D 6 Eleagnus pungens/eleagnus PL D 7 TBG Dietes iridoides Butterfly Iris PL/PR E 8 Fatsia japonica/fatsia PL/PR E 9 TBG Feijoa sellowiana Pineapple Guava PR E 10 Hibiscus militaris/rose Mallow W D Revised Jan-15 Plants
11 11 Jasminum mesnyi/primrose Jasmine PL/PR E 12 Leucophyllum spp./cenizo cultivars PL/PR E 13 SPECK Mimosa Borealis/Fragrant Mimosa PR D 14 Myrica cerifera/southern Wax Myrtle PL/PR E 15 GROUNDS Maphigia punicifolia Barbados Cherry PR/PL E 16 TBG Nerium oleander Petite Dwarf oleander PR E 17 Rhus.spp. PL/PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
12 18 Rose spp. cultivars PL/PR/ A D 19 Rosmarinus officinalis/rosemary PL E 20 Sabal Minor/Dwarf Palmetto PR/W E 21 Salvia spp. Salvia PL/PR E 22 Senna corymbosa/flowering Senna PL/A D/E 23 SPECK Senna lindeheimeriana/lindeheimer Senna PR D 24 Xylosma congestum/xylosma PR E Revised Jan-15 Plants
13 Perennials 1 Achellia millefolium/yarrow PR/PL E 2 Agave spp./agave cultivars PL E 3 Anisacanthus wrightii/flame Acanthus PL D 4 Aquilegia spp./columbine PL/PR D 5 Artemesia sp./artemesia PL D 6 Aster frikartii/fall Aster PL D Revised Jan-15 Plants
14 7 Carex spp./sedge PR/W E 8 Chasmanthium latifolinm/inland Sea Oats PR D 9 Coreopsis lanceolata/coreopsis PL D/E 10 Cyrtomium falcatum/holly Fern PL/PR E 11 Chrysactinia mexicana/damianita PL D/E 12 Dasylirion spp. Sotol PL/PR Revised Jan-15 Plants
15 13 Echinacea purpurea/purple Cone Flower PL/PR D 14 Equisetum hyemale/horsetail W E 15 Eupatorium spp./ Mistflower PL/PR E 16 Hesperaloe parviflora/red Yucca PL E 17 TBG Hemerocallis spp. E 18 Hymenocallis liriosme/spider Lily W D 19 Iris spp. PL/PR E Revised Jan-15 Plants
16 20 Lantana spp. cultivars PL/PR D 21 TBG Liriope muscari/big Blue Liriope PL/PR E 22 Liriope gigantiea/giant Liriope PL/PR E 23 Malaviscus arboreus/ Turk's Cap PR D 24 Miscanthus sinensis/madengrass PR E 25 Muhlenbergia cappilaris/gulf Coast Muhly PL/PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
17 26 Muhlenbergia dumosa/bamboo Muhly PL/PR D 27 Muhlenbergia lindheimeri/lindheimer s Muhly PL/PR D 28 Muhlenbergia reverchoni/seep Muhly PL/PR D 29 Muhlenbergia rigens/deer Muhly PL/PR D 30 Nolina lindheimeriana/devil's Shoestring PL/PR E 31 Nolina texana/basketgrass PL/PR E 32 Ophiopon japonicus/monkey Grass E Revised Jan-15 Plants
18 33 Panicum virgatum/switchgrass PR/W E 34 Plumbago auriculata/plumbago PR D 35 Poliomintha longiflora/mexican Oregano D 36 Rudbeckia spp. /Black-eyed Susan PR D 37 Ruellia spp. /Mexican Petunia PL/PR D 38 Salvia spp. PL/PR D/E 39 Scuttelaria suffrutescens/skullcap PL/PR D Revised Jan-15 Plants
19 40 SPECK Stipa tenuissima/mexican Feathergrass PR D 41 Tagetes lemmonii/copper Canyon Daisy PL D/E 42 Yucca spp. Yucca cultivars PL E 43 Verbena x hybrida/verbena PR E 44 Wedelia texana/zexminia PL/PR D Vines 1 Bignonia/Crossvine PL/PR D/E Revised Jan-15 Plants
20 2 Campsus radicans/trumpet creeper Pl/PR D 3 Ficus pumila/fig Ivy PL/PR D/E 4 Gelsemium sempervirens/carolina Jessamine PL/PR E 5 Lonicera sempervirens/coral Honeysuckle PL/PR D/E 6 Mascagnia macroptera/butterfly Vine PL/PR E 7 Parthenocissus quinquefolia/virginia Creeper PL/PR D 8 Podranea ricasolina/pink Crossvine PL/PR D/E Revised Jan-15 Plants
21 9 Trachelospermum jasmoinoides/confederate Star Jasmine PL/PR E 10 Wisteria frutescens/texas Wisteria PL/PR D Groundcover 1 SPECK/Garden Ajuga reptans/ajuga 2 TBG Trachelospermum asiaticum/asian Jasmine PL/PR E 3 SPECK Vinca major/big leaf periwinkle PL/PR E Lawn 1 Bermuda grass PL/PR Revised Jan-15 Plants
22 2 St. Augustine grass PL/PR 3 Buffalo Grass Var. 609 PL D 4 Zoysia PL/PR D PART 3: EXECUTION 3.01 All landscaping activities shall be performed in a manner that reduces the discharge of pollutants to the storm sewer system. Applicators of fertilizer, pesticides, and herbicides must be trained and appropriately, certified. Application of all fertilizer, pesticides, and herbicides shall be in a manner that minimizes their application to impervious cover and unvegetated areas. Storage shall be in rainfall protected location within secondary containment. Unused fertilizer, pesticides, and herbicides and their residues and containers shall be properly disposed of according to applicable state and federal regulations. Spills shall be cleaned up immediately and disposed of properly. Clean up rocks, pots, and other debris. Clean mulch off of grass and hard surfaces. Remove all tags and labels from installed plants. Also, remove tree stakes that were brought in pots from nursery. END OF SECTION Revised Jan-15 Plants
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