90% Landscape Report Full

New Doha International Airport
Landscape Design Report

90% Issued for Approval (IFA)
Submission
16th JUNE 2006

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LLC – FAIRGREEN LANDSCAPING INTERNATIONAL LLC , JV], VERIFY THAT THIS SUBMITTAL
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Contents
1. Introduction 3
1.1 Introduction – Site Location and Context 3
2. Landscape 4
2.1 Overall Design Stages 4
2.2 Landscape Objectives 4
2.3 Generic Landscape Principles and Standards 5
2.4 90% Design Stage – Issued for Approval (IFA) 5
2.5 Key Landscape Areas 5
2.6 Planting Design Guidelines 6
2.7 Grading plans 8
2.8 Interface Process 8
2.9 Soil Testing 8
2.10 Samples 9
2.11 Landscape Maintenance 9
2.12 PWA Presentation 9
2.13 Key Materials and Elements Alterations 10
2.14 Plant List 12
Table Index
Table 1 – NDIA Submission Dates 4
Table 2 – NDIA Materials and Elements Alterations 11
Appendices
A Plant Data Sheets
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Landscape Design Report 90% Submission
1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction – Site Location and Context

His Highness Sheikh Hamad Khalifa Al-Thani has determined that a new airport is required to satisfy the
aviation needs of Qatar in the 21st Century. The New Doha International Airport, located to the east of the
existing Doha International Airport, will be world-class, state-of-the-art and efficient. The accompanying
landscape design will extend this unique vision to the external spaces of the new facilities, enhancing the
arrival \ departure sequence for visitors and add to the road experience for the journey to and from the
new airport.
The landscape approach is delivered across seven separate site facilities that range from elaborate and
detailed design for the VVIP terminal and passenger terminal areas, to major road interchanges with
specific planting design to maximise the travel experience, to well designed functional landscapes that
provide quality exterior spaces for the airport operations and village areas.
GHD will build on the concept developed jointly by OBI, HOK and ADPI to ensure that the landscape
materials selected compliment the airport building architecture and take maximum advantage of the site.
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2. Landscape
2.1 Overall Design Stages

The work undertaken by GHD is 30%, 60%, 90% and Final Design for landscape and irrigation. The
specific work for this issue is the 90% Issued for Approval (IFA) landscape design stage.
NDIA SUBMISSION DATES
NO FACILITY 30% 60% 90% IFA 100% IFC
B1100 Emiri VVIP terminal 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug

A1530 Passenger terminal 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
C2300 Airline operations 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
C3100 Air traffic control tower 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
C4700 General aviation terminal 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
C5600 Employee village 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
E1400 Roads and waste water 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
X1100 On-site nursery - 8 May 13 June 10 July

Design Report 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
Irrigation Controls Report 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug
Table 1 – NDIA Submission Dates
2.2 Landscape Objectives

The objectives of the landscape design are:
» Tocreate a unique landscape setting and character for all elements of the airport, promoting a high
standard of amenity, aesthetics and safety.
» To achieve a functional and attractive environment for all users
» To utilise landscape materials which do not require high maintenance
» To create a seamless integration of architectural elements with hard and soft landscape
» To emphasise views of the airport buildings, the lagoon and other site features
» Tocreate a safe and pedestrian friendly environment for people moving from car parks to the terminal
and within other areas of the airport site
General Comment
While the landscape design for the NDIA represents a considerable undertaking in terms of landscape
construction and planting, it does not match the extent of the landscape “vision”as presented on typical
project imaging documents and presentation boards. We would recommend a review of the current
landscape design once documentation is completed. This would enable additional landscape
opportunities to be recognised and bring the overall vision closer to reality.

2.3 Generic Landscape Principles and Standards
» Planting – GHD will select plants from the planting list supplied on the original tender drawings.
Planting layouts will provide relief from the climate; compliment the architecture, topography and
circulation patterns and contribute to an increase in biodiversity
» Materials – A variety of hard landscape materials, i.e. gravels, will be used to compliment the soft
landscaping. Where practical, materials will be manufactured within the gulf region, and selected for
durability to minimise future maintenance.
2.4 90% Design Stage – Issued for Approval (IFA)
Landscape
GHD’ s 90% design stage will build on the previous 60% design stage and the concept developed by the
joint design teams to develop drawings and documents that include the following
Landscape plans will define areas of ground covers, lawn, shrubs, shade trees, palms and stone mulch.
Landscape planting and material installation details will indicate the planting and layout method as well
as installation of landscape elements across the site.
Using the plant list derived from the tender documents as a guide, GHD will provide a plant palate
including scientific and common names, plant characteristics, plant uses, sizes, and colored images of all
plant species. Plants that do not have a proven record in the coastal zone will be noted for possible
substitution with more appropriate plant species after discussion with the client. Plant spacings in some
cases will be adjusted to suit the local conditions.
GHD will provide updated specifications based on the original documents supplied by Bechtel OBI.
2.5 Key Landscape Areas

The NDIA ultimate development planned for 2015 will have the annual capacity to serve 50 million
passengers. Key facilities within the development have specific landscape treatments and include the
following;
2.5.1 EMIRI\VVIP Terminal – Facility B1100

The Emiri complex is provided separately from the passenger terminal due to the different aircraft use
and to eliminate potential disruption of passenger operations. The complex comprises a pavilion,
ceremonial podium apron, security station, roadways and parking set within a landscaped setting.
The detailed landscape is designed to provide a setting that reflects some of the character of the natural
landscape of Qatar. Planting is low, set amongst colored gravels and framed by irregular low stone walls.
The adjacent car parking area is similar in character with the addition of rows of tree planting to provide
shade for vehicles.

2.5.2 Passenger Terminal Frontage Road – Facility A1530
A state-of-the-art passenger complex is planned for NDIA, which features a striking man-made lagoon to
compliment the “natural”bay and water setting. A variety of planted landscapes and gravel surfaces are
provided at strategic locations around the terminal. The road sequence leading up the terminal will have
specific landscape treatments to enhance the vehicle journey. These include blocks of varied planting
groups and gravel surfaces at strategic points such as the edges of the lagoon, bridge abutments,
adjacent car parking areas and terminal building frontage and sides.
2.5.3 Roads Landscaping – Facility E1400

The road circulation network for NDIA features three major transport interchanges. These form the
gateway to the airport from the City of Doha. The landscape design approach includes informal
groupings of trees within the interchanges while more formal blocks of palm and tree planting edge the
road spaces linking the interchanges. Each roadway interchange contains a landscaped roadway entry
feature as a significant component of the entry into the airport. The scope of the planting design at this
point is to enhance this feature area, while the actual feature element design has not been advised as
yet.
At this stage the majority of the planting within the interchange areas is predominantly light tree-planting,
set against the existing graded sand\soil. There are no understorey or other planted areas currently
designed for the interior of the interchanges. As mentioned previously, this level of finish may need some
review to provide an appropriate level of finish for a project of this scale and importance.
2.5.4 Employee Village Landscaping – Facility C5600

The employee village landscaping provides a respite from the busy day to day operations of the airport
by wrapping the facility with an undulating swath of shrubs and tree planting. There are areas set aside
where staff can relax in grassed and treed surroundings. Planted shrubs and trees border a large car
park area with climbing plants growing up onto shade structures to further enhance the vegetal character
of the facility. Shade trees set into grassed areas and a treed courtyard also compliment the employee
village mosque.
2.5.5 Air Traffic Control Tower, General Aviation Terminal and Airline Operations Facility –
Facilities C3100, C4700 & C2300
These three facilities feature well designed and functional landscapes designed to enhance the building
surroundings. The car parking areas included climbing plants attached to shade structures and there are
large islands of shrub and tree plantings.
2.5.6 Nursery Facility, Works Site and Site Office – X1900

As part of the NDIA works, the softworks contractor will provide a temporary on-site nursery, works area
and associated site office facility. The area includes light construction covered areas for potting sheds
and allows for expansion of the facility as required. Irrigation is to be provided for this area.
2.6 Planting Design Guidelines

The Plant List for use in the project will be selected from the existing list of plant materials on the contract
documents and in accordance with established GHD and GCC region guidelines.

All species included in the plant list are to be appropriate for the region and readily available (unless
marked) from local nurseries. Imported plants will only be used in limited numbers in focal areas and
may be substituted with a more appropriate species where necessary. A number of plants on the plant
list have been recommended for substitution with other species or varieties. This may be due to several
factors;
» Plant is not suited to local conditions
» Plant is not available locally
» Plant is substituted by a similar species more suited to local conditions
The substitutes will be noted on the plant schedule and included as part of this report. Spacings for
particular plants have also been adjusted to suit local conditions and to achieve maximum performance
from the plant. Changes to planting spacings are also noted on the planting schedule included with this
report
2.6.1 Plant Sizes

All plants shall conform with sizes specified in the planting schedule. The following gives a broad range
of acceptable heights and spreads for key plant types:
» Date Palms will generally be 4.5m max brown trunk
» Treeswill generally be 1.5-2.0m clear trunk and have a minimum calliper (measured at 500mm above
ground level) of 15mm
» Shrubs will generally be 450-800mm height (twin or multi-stemmed)
» Groundcovers will generally range from 100mm-400mm in height and 200mm-400mm in spread
depending on the species
2.6.2 Planting Layouts

» Accentuate the major airport spaces such as the VVIP Emiri and Passenger terminals
» Compliment the relationship with the architecture of the NDIA, while providing visual interest and
climatic amelioration
» Accentuate airport entrances, focal points, road interchanges, high profile areas
» Contribute to an increase in biodiversity
» Maximise privacy around the employee village and mosque
» Reinforce the individual identities of key areas of each facility
» Direct and frame views of the coast, lagoon and other significant features
» Planting selection tolerant of wind, shade and salt conditions
» Ameliorate environmental conditions, by providing shade and protection from wind
» Reflect circulation patterns, visibility, and safety of pedestrian and vehicular traffic

2.7 Grading plans
Grading plans are not included in the landscape design documentation package. The individual facility
contractors are responsible for all hardscape and surface finishes, including roads, kerbs, pedestrian
pavements and retaining wall structures.
As the finished landscape levels will be dependent on the level of the adjacent roads and pavements, the
facility contractor is in the best position to determine the final grading arrangements in consultation with
the landscape architects through the interface process.
2.8 Interface Process

As a component of the design coordination process, the contractor is required to engage in a parallel
ongoing and continuous interface coordination process with all other facility contractors across the NDIA
project site as warranted.
This involves regular contact with facility contractors whose work coincides with landscape and irrigation
infrastructure. Such contractors include but are not limited to the following;
» CP13 – Utility Systems
» CP14 – Airside \ Landside Roadways and Parking

» CP15 - Airport Operations Facilities
» CP17 – Air Traffic Control and Support Facilities
» CP18 - Passenger Terminal Complex

» CP19 - Emiri Terminal Parking Structure and Mosque
» CP20 – Airline Engineering Offices and Airline Operations Facility
Interface process includes the discussion and resolution of interface points such as;
» Road crossing ducts for irrigation infrastructure
» Power supplies to irrigation equipment
» Coordination and integration of planting with built elements
Also included in the discussion is the coordination of timelines to manage the handover process from
facility contractor to CP12 landscape team of areas requiring final landscape planting and irrigation. This
process should ensure a smooth transition between the various contractors interfacing with CP12,
occurring within acceptable timeframes
2.9 Soil Testing

As a component of the submittal process, the contractor will submit soil analysis reports that confirm;
» The amended soil has the appropriate material additive content to be suitable for planting purposes

2.10 Samples
The contractor will submit samples of materials for the approval of the Engineer. Apart from plant
materials the samples required will include;
» Stone \ gravel mulch
» Organic mulch
» Decorative gravel
» Header material
2.11 Landscape Maintenance

The contractor shall commence the two year maintenance period as soon as all plantings are completed
in accordance with the contract documents, and upon a Letter of Acceptance from the Engineer. During
the maintenance period the contractor will provide an appropriately qualified team to undertake ongoing
maintenance, replacement and\or protection of all planted material.
Maintenance will include the following;
» Temporary protection measures as required
» Replacement and\or treatment of damaged or injured plants (resulting from contractors operations)
or as directed by the Engineer
» Adjustment of watering basins to reflect seasonal conditions
» Maintain weed control
» Prune trees as required
» Adjust tree staking as required
» Maintain palm trees including the removal of dead fronds
» Maintain lawn areas through mowing, trimming of edges, thatch control and aeration
2.12 PWA Presentation

On April 25 2006, the JV organised a presentation to the Head of the Beautification Division (BED) of the
Public Works Authority of Qatar for their information and comment. The presentation established that
ownership and responsibility for Ras Abu Abboud Street would eventually pass to the BED.
The BED advised on a number of points relating to the current design;
» Visual appearance of Ras Abu Abboud Street was an important issue and the design should reflect
this, ie, Valve cylinder chambers exposed concrete covers should be camouflaged in some way,
Grassed edges should be protected to avoid high maintenance requirements

» Plants native to Qatar should be used in the overall design, and emphasis placed on use of rare or
unusual palms on the approaches to the terminal buildings
» Proposals for VVIP areas require enhancement
» Ras Abu Abboud Street interchanges should include some planting in color
2.13 Key Materials and Elements Alterations

The following table indicates alterations to the original proposed landscape materials and\or suggests
modifications or replacements.
No Specified Ref Proposed Remarks
1 Soil Mixture Spec Planting areas will be 100% Normal practice in Doha
02900 – backfilled with dune sand mixed Municipality and in other GCC
Soil mixture as a ratio of
3.2 – p with 15% sweet soil in the top countries
soil (80%) Peat (10%) &
14 150mm. Add bagged mix of
Fertiliser
organic compost (local produce)
as; Note: 1 x bag local organic
compost = 25 kg
1. Palm trees – 1.5 bag per palm
2. Tree – I bag per tree
3. Shrub – Half bag per shrub
4. GC and lawn – Half a bag per

m2 (to be spread on top and Roto
tilled)
5. Add fertiliser
2 Organic mulch for Det D06 Organic mulch shall be placed Standard procedure applicable
planting areas only for palm trees, trees & shrubs
C2300-
planting locations
Ref – Detail dwg 12-AL-
A-030
3 Capillary Breaks \ C2300- Geotextile membrane shall be As specified

Geotextile Membrane 12-AL- placed at the bottom only of all
A-030 planting beds
Ref - Dwg
4 Landscape drainage Spec Landscape subsoil drainage shall As specified

02620- be applied if required by site

Ref: General Lscp notes 02620- be applied if required by site
& Spec 3.9 pp conditions. Surface drainage by
p12 shaping.
5 Plant pit sizes Spec

02900-
Ref: Spec
3.2 p 13
Palm trees – “ 2.0 x 2.0 x 2.0 m per palm Standard applicable pit size
1.5x1.5x2.0m
Trees – 3.0x3.0x1.5 “ 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 m per tree Standard applicable pit size
Shrubs – “ 600 x 600 x 600mm per shrub Standard applicable pit size
GC&Turf Areas–to – “ All to –300mm Standard root zone depth

800mm
6 Plant list varieties and Refer to attached plant schedule

sizes
7 Edging material Spec Edging material will be made of Standard used in the area for
(Header) 02900- polyethylene this purpose
2.12 p
Edging material to be
11
galvanised steel,
polyethylene, aluminium
8 Guys and Stakes Spec Only 2 nos wooden stakes per Original detail specified three
02900- tree 50x50x2400mm to be used to stakes
Guys and stakes to be
2.11 p support trees with two tree ties.
used for support of trees
11 Delete guy ropes.
Table 2 – NDIA Materials and Elements Alterations

2.14 Plant List

Appendix A
Plant Data Sheets
Reference Material - Palms Trees Shrubs Groundcovers

www.ghd.com.au
Project: New Doha Intl. Airport
Client: AL Hamed Development Construction -FairGreen International Landscaping L.LC- JV
NEW DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Plant Schedule

REQUIRED NUMBERS
Code Botanical Name Common Name Size Spacing Substitutions Recommended PASSENGER EMIR\VVIP AIRLINE OPRS CONTROL TOWER GNRL AVTN EMPLOYEE ROADS & WWT TOTAL
TERMINAL A1530 PAVILION FACILITY C2300 C3100 TERMINAL VILLAGE E1400
B1100 C4700 C5600
Palms
Pd Phoenix dactylifera Date Palm 4.5m Ct spacing per plan 401 50 22 13 14 130 418 1048
Wf Washingtonia filifera Calforinian Fan Palm 3.5m Ct spacing per plan 25 207 232
Wr Washingtonia robusta Mexian Fan Palm 3.5m Ct spacing per plan 27 27
Trees
Aa Acacia Arabia Arabian acacia 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Azadirachta indica 13 3 30 107 153
Aj Albizia julibrissin Silk Tree, Mimosa 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Petophorum inerme 25 25
Al Albizia lebbek Siris 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Ficus religiosa 18 13 17 16 17 81
Cl Conocarpus lancifolius Grey button wood / Mangrove tree 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Conocarpus eructus 146 146
Dr Delonix regia Flamboyant tree or RoyalPoinciana 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Delonix regia 34 30 27 21 12 472 596
Jm Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Melia azderach + Azadirachta
indica 861 861
Li Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Calistemon viminalis + Tabebuia
rosea 5 30 35
Pa Parkinsonia aculeata Mexican Palo Verde 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Parkinsonia aculeata 33 6 77 160 276
Pc Prosopis chilensis Chilean Mesquite 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Prosopis spicigera 60 60
Pj Prosopis juliflora Mesquite 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Pithecellobium dulcie 2 17 138 157
Ta Tamarix aphylla Athel Tree 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Azadirachta indica + Melia
azderach 108 4 664 776
Zs Zizyphus spina christi Jarusalem thorn 1.5-2.0m spacing per plan Ficus benjamina + Zizyphus
spina christi 11 23 82 116
Shrubs
Cag Caesalpinia gilliesii Yellow Bird of Paridise 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Caesalpinia gillesi 84 87 240 411
Ci Clerodendron inerme Indian Privet 0.3-0.4m ht 6u/m2-400mm Clerodendron inerme 140 2008 1586 742 4476
Cp Caesalpina pulcherrima Red Bird of paradise 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Caesalpinia pulcherrima 184 384 167 199 934
Cr Callistemon rigidus Bottle brush 1.0-1.5m ht 2u/m2-700mm Callistemon citrinus + Cassia
Spp 232 25 48 305
Cyr Cycas revoluta Sago Palm 600mm ht spacing per plan Cycus revoluta 50 50
Dv Dodonaea viscosa Hopseed Bush (Akeake) 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Dodonea viscosa 196 203 74 161 497 1131
Gr Grevillea rosmarinifolia Spider flower 0.3-0.4m ht 6u/m2-400mm Lantana nana.'sunset' 515 576 219 1310
Hr Hibiscus rosa sinensis Chinese Hibiscus 0.8-1.0m ht 2u/m2-700mm Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 206 206
Ic Ixora coccinea Jungle Flame 500mm ht 2u/m2-750mm Ixora coccinea 986 986
Lh Lantana 'Spreading Sunshine' Lantana 250mm ht 5u/m2-450mm Lantana 'Spreading sunshine' 1155 1155
No Nerium oleander Oleander 0.8-1.0m ht 2u/m2-750mm Nerium oleander variegata, Red,
White 12240 484 553 882 1551 7260 22970
Pt Pittosporum tobira Tobira 0.8-1.0m ht 2u/m2-700mm Scaevola frutescens 370 194 564
Pht Phormium tenax 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Pennisetum setaceum 202 202
Sa Sesbania aegyptiaca Sesban 0.8-1.0m ht 2u/m2-700mm Plumeria acutifolia + Cassia
glauca + Calistemon
lanceolatus 323 434 226 457 1440
Tn Thevetia nerifolia 1.0-1.5m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Thevetia nerifolia 320 169 489
Tp Thevetia peruviana Yellow Oleander 750mm ht 2u/m2-750mm Thevetia peruviana 51 51
Ts Tecoma stans Yellow trumpet 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Tecoma stans 9 22 86 117
Va Vitex agnus castus Chaste tree 0.8-1.0m ht 1u/m2-1000mm Vitex agnus castus 378 99 138 1171 1786
Zf Zamia furfuracea Cardboard Palm 400mm ht spacing per plan Zamia furcuracea 88 88
Ground covers
Af Alternanthera ficoidea Calico Plant 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Alternanthera ficoidea + 2086 2086
Alternanthera "Yellow calico" +
Alternanthera "variegata"
Ah Atriplex halimus Salt Bush 0.1-0.2m mb 3u/m2-600mm Atriplex halimus +
Leucophyllam 26665 5894 1155 1161 452 225 53488 89040
As Asparagus Sprengeri Asparagus fern 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Asparagus sprengeri 533 212 745
Cai Canna indica Canna 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Canna indica 0
Cg Carissa grandiflora Green Carpet 250mm 12u/m2-300mm Carissa grandiflora 'green carpet'
73849 6527 896 6306 276 87854
Ga Gazania rigens Trailing Gazania 250mm 09u/m2-300mm Gazania uniflora 15896 15497 31393
Gh Gazania 'Sunburst' Trailing Gazania 250mm 10u/m2-300mm Gazania variegata 224851 149409 374260
Ib Ipomoea biloba Pes-caprae 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Ruelia seliosa as ground cover
Ipomea palmate as climber 9480 4150 2326 924 692 17572
Lc Lantana camara Lantana 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm lantana camara 1384 1622 681 3687
Lm Lantana montevidensis Purple Lantana 250mm 3u/m2-600mm Lantana dwarf 21130 9177 30307
Lr Lampranthus roseus Ice Plant 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Lampranthus roseus 1209 1209
Of Osteospermum fruticosum Trailing african daisy 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Vinca rosea dwarf (White & Pink) 11588 14630 463 3515 832 596 31624
Pg Portulaca grandiflora Rose moss / Sunplant 0.1-0.2m mb 12u/m2-300mm Portulaca grandiflora 1999 1999
Trs Tradescantia spathacea Moses-In-The-Boat 250mm 12u/m2-300mm Tradescantia spathacea + Rhoe
discolor 42354 42354
Wt Wedelia trilobata Wedelia 250mm 12u/m2-300mm Wedelia trilobata 12668 14556 315 520 28059
Climbers
Qi Quisqualis indica Rangoon Creeper 64 64
Accent planting
Aam Agave americana Century Plant 0.3-0.4m 2u/m2-600mm 750 795 1545
Yu Yucca sp. Yucca 0.3-0.4m 1u/m2-600mm 186 1149 1335
Ao Aloe striata Aloe 0.3-0.4m 3u/m2-600mm Aloe vera 890 744 1634
St Sansevieria trifasciata Mother-in-law's tongue 0.3-0.4m 5u/m2-450mm Sansevieria trifasciata +
Agave Spp 1559 950 2509
Pe Pennesitum sp. Fountain grass 0.2-0.3m 5u/m2-450mm Pennisetum setacium green 1147 1147
Ad Adenium obesum Desert Rose 0.4-0.5m 1u/m2-1000mm 372
Ca Crinum asiaticum Grand crinum lily 0.4-0.5m 1u/m2-1000mm 215
Et Euphorbia tirucalli Milk Bush 0.3-0.4m 2u/m2-750mm 938
Ornamental Grasses
Caa Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foster' Feather reed Cross "Karl Foster" 600 mm O.C spacing Arundo donax +
Crotaderia sellowiana 22131 22131
Cs Carex species Sedge Grass 600 mm O.C spacing Pennisetum alopecuroides +
Pennisetum setacium 74376 74376
Ps Pennisetum setacium Fountain grass 600 mm O.C spacing 1093 52245 53338
Turf
LAWN-Pv Paspalum vaginatum Stolons 6201 7638 13839
LAWN-Cd Cynodon dactylon ' Tifway' Tifway Turf Stolons Cynodon dactylon 'Tifway' 123062 123062
Header 346.7 0 0 0 0 928 6311.74 7586.44
Mulch 0
D/GRAVEL Decorative Gravel 8219 11488 19707
O/MULCH Organic Mulch 4124 4124
S/MULCH Stone Mulch 9056 5558 3574 3924 37500 59612
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LANDSCAPE PALMS
LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Pd

Botanical Name: Phoenix dactylifera
Common Name: Date Palm
Type: Palm
Habit: A multi-stemmed palm from which the suckers are

usually removed to create single stemmed
specimens. The broad gray trunk is patterned with
diamond-shaped leaf scars and the large greenish
or bluish gray pinnate leaves are typically 5.5-6.1 m
long by 0.6 m wide.
Requirements: Prune suckers annually to create single trunk

specimens. Prefers bright sun. Although a drought
resistant desert plant, the date palm has deep roots
that typically seek out subterranean water sources.
Provide regular irrigation for best look and faster
growth.
Height x Spread: 8.0 m ht x 6.0 m sp
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LANDSCAPE PALMS
LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Wf

Botanical Name: Washingtonia filifera
Common Name: Californian Fan Palm
Type: Palm
Habit: The massive gray trunk is barrel shaped and ringed

with old leaf scarst. California fan palm can have up
to thirty gray-green palmate leaves. They spread out
to form a loose and open crown.
Requirements: Prefers exposure to full sun. It also grows well in

part sun/shade. Once established, California fan
palm is drought tolerant. For optimal growth, soil
should be moist with good drainage. California fan
palms can withstand extreme heat, too, including
temperatures up to 52.8ºC.
Height x Spread: 15 m ht x 4.5 m sp

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Wr

Botanical Name: Washingtonia robusta
Common Name: Mexican Fan Palm
Type: Palm
Habit: The gray trunk is ringed with closely set leaf scars
although usually at least part of the trunk remains
covered with dead leaves that hang in a thatch. The
solitary trunk bulges at the ground and becomes
slender as it approaches the crown. As the leaves
die, they fall against the trunk to create the "hula
skirt" effect for which this palm is famous.
Requirements: Washington palm prefers a moderately rich well

drained soil but can survive on sand (poor soils). It
does best in bright sunny conditions but Washington
palm will tolerate some shade. Washington palm is
drought resistant when established, but looks better
and grows faster when given adequate moisture.
Height x Spread: 30m ht x 8m sp

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Ai

Botanical Name: Azadirachta indica
Common Name: Neem
Type: Evergreen Tree
Habit: Large tree, leaves 20-30 cm long, crowded near the

ends of the branches, pinnate. Leaflets 10-12, 7 X
2.5 cm, serrate and flowers are white and scented.
Drupes ovoid-oblong, smooth, yellow when ripe.
Requirements: Prefers full sun. Is adaptable to most soils and

prefers regular watering however it is drought
tolerant.

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Aj

Botanical Name: Albizia julibrissin
Common Name: Silk tree / Mimosa
Type: Tree
Habit: A fast growing, deciduous small has an open, airy,

umbrella like canopy often with multiple trunks. The
trunk is smooth and the branches arch gracefully.
The leaves are about 0.3 m long. The tiny flowers
are pink and arranged in compound clusters; their
fragrance fills the mid-summer air and attracts
honeybees.
Requirements: Best in full sun; tolerates partial shade, Drought

tolerant. And thrives in a wide range of soil
conditions.
Height x Spread: 8.0 m ht x 10 m sp

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Al

Botanical Name: Albizia lebbek
Common Name: White siris, Woman’
s tongue tree, Frywood tree
Type: Tree
Habit: This tree develops a broad, flat-topped crown. The

bipinnate leaves, deciduous in the dry season, are
composed of oblong leaflets up to 5 cm long. In
spring cream ‘powder-puff’flowerheads appear,
which darken to dull yellow then develop into long
whitish papery pods that hang on the tree for
months and make a rattling sound in the winter.
Requirements: Prefers Sandy Loam, Medium Loam, Clay Loam,

soils in a sunny to semi shaded position. Reacts
well to summer warmth and moisture and a
reasonably sheltered site.
Height x Spread: 10.0 m ht x 10 m sp

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Cl

Botanical Name: Conocarpus lancifolius
Common Name:
Type:
Habit: Medium height, slender tree with great tolerance for

salt and wind.
Requirements:
Height x Spread:
Spacing:
Supplier:

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Ce

Botanical Name: Conocarpus erectus
Common Name: Buttonwood
Habit: Trees with dark grey bark. Leaves are elliptic,

leathery and smooth green or may be downy,
sharply pointed with two salt glands at the base.
Flowers are green and borne in dense heads. Fruit
are purplish in color, round to oval in shape.
Requirements: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade is drought

tolerant and also tolerates occasional to frequent
wet soil.
Height x Spread: 18 m ht x 15 m sp

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Botanical Name: Delonix regia
Common Name: Royal poinciana
Type: Deciduous tree
Habit: Has an elegant wide-spreading umbrella-like

canopy and can be wider than its height. Leaves are
elegant, lacy and fern like, twice pinnate. Flame red
flowers cover the tree to produce an elegant display.
Requirements: Tolerant of a wide range of well drained soils from

acidic to alkaline and from loamy to gravelly. It's
best to provide protection from strong winds.
Prefers full sun and is drought tolerant, but does
best with regular water in the growing season and
very little water in its dormant season.
Height x Spread: 12 m ht x 15 m sp. It is a very fast growing tree (@

1.5m per year).

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Jm

Botanical Name: Jacaranda mimosifolia
Common Name: Jacaranda
Type: Deciduous Tree
Habit: Fast-growing, deciduous tree has a broad, rounded

crown. The vivid green, fern-like foliage is bipinnate,
with 12 or more leaflets. Depending on climate, the
leaves may be shed in winter or early spring before
the flowers— mauve-blue to lilac terminal clusters of
tubular blossoms— appear; flat, leathery seed pods
follow.
Requirements: Prefers fertile, Sandy Loam, Medium Loam, well-

drained soil and full sun. Pruning is not desirable; if
branches are removed, they are replaced by vertical
shoots that spoil the shape of the tree. The trees are
surface rooted, which can pose problems for under
planting.
Height x Spread: 15 m ht x 12 m sp

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Li

Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia indica
Common Name: Crape Myrtle
Type: Deciduous Tree
Habit: It is among the longest blooming trees in existence

with flowering periods lasting from 60-120 days.
Leaves are alternate and smooth, but leaf size
depends on variety. Flowers are borne in summer in
big showy clusters and come in white and many
shades of pink, purple, lavender and red.
Depending on variety, crapes grow as large shrubs
or as trees that may be either upright or spreading.
Crapes tend to produce many suckers that should
be removed, as they appear if you want to maintain
them as trees with distinct trunks.
Requirements: Crape myrtle likes moist soil, where it will grow

exceedingly fast, but it tolerates dry conditions once
established. Prefers full sun to part shade and well
drained soil.

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Pa

Botanical Name: Parkinsonia aculeata
Common Name: Desert Thorn
Type: Evergreen Small Tree
Habit: Short trunk and a graceful, spreading, sometimes

weeping, crown. The slender branches and twigs
have green bark, and are armed with stout spines
up to 2.5 cm long. Leaves eventually fall off and
accumulate like pine needles beneath the tree. A
spectacular display of clustered pea like flowers in
spring makes the whole tree look like a giant yellow
bouquet.
Requirements: Prefers full sun and is drought tolerant. Thrives in

heat.

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Pc

Botanical Name: Prosopis chilensis
Common Name: Chilean Mesquite
Type: Tree
Habit: Fast-growing, semi-deciduous tree from South

America forms a wide, spreading canopy of bright
green bipinnate compound leaves. Light yellow
catkin flowers are produced in the spring, followed
by brown pods. Trees grown from seed will vary
greatly in form and thorniness.
Requirements: Prefers full sun and is drought tolerant, however

water deeply to encourage proper root
development. Prune periodically to thin the canopy.

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Botanical Name: Prosopis juliflora
Common Name: Mesquite
Habit: Tree bole short and crooked. Bark thick, rough,

greenish-grey in the young, fissurated and scaly in
the mature. Very thorny or thornless, straight, in
axillary pairs or solitary or non-existent altogether.
Leaves alternate, bipinnate. Individual flowers are
small, densely crowded, fragrant, pale yellow to
whitish-creamy.
Requirements: It requires good drainage and full sun and is drought

tolerant.
Height x Spread: 7 m ht x 10 m sp.

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Botanical Name: Tamarix aphylla
Common Name: Athel tree
Type: Evergreen tree
Habit: It has dense, weeping branches, a spreading crown

that tops the short, single, grayish trunk. It has
slender, grayish twigs and gray-green linear leaves.
It has tiny white to pale pink flowers appear,
arranged in spike. This species helps stabilize
sandy soil, but its rapid spread along watercourses
can be invasive and so it should be planted with
care.
Requirements: Prefers sunny position in Sandy, Sandy Loam,

Medium Loam, soils. Can be grown for ornament
and as a windbreak, these trees adapt to a wide
range of soils and climates and can cope with salt
spray and very dry conditions. They do best in deep,
sandy soil with good drainage and can be pruned
after flowering.
Height x Spread: 9.0 m ht x 3.0 m ht

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Zs

Botanical Name: Zizyphus spina christi
Common Name: Zizyphus, Sidr Tree
Type: Evergreen tree
Habit: Spiny tree, willow like, leaves lime green oval leaves
with 3 noticeable white veins radiating from the base
and fuzzy surface. The flowers are greenish yellow
spring flowers, followed by fleshy yellow to brown
berry-like fruit.
Requirements: Tree is extremely drought and salt tolerant, prefers

full sun and sandy soils.
Height x Spread: 9m x 7m

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Botanical Name: Caesalpinia gilliesii
Common Name: Yellow Bird of Paradise
Type: Evergreen, semi deciduous shrub / small tree
Habit: The fern-like leaves are divided into tiny leaflets,

and short spikes of pale yellow flowers with very
long crimson stamens appear in summer. Although
evergreen in warm, wet climates, it is elsewhere
semi-deciduous or deciduous.
Requirements: Most species appreciate a sheltered sunny spot and

deep, sandy soil.
Height x Spread: 3m ht
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Botanical Name: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
Common Name: Peacock flower
Type: Small shrub
Habit: Has wide spreading branches can cover about the

same width. The stem, branches and petioles are
armed with sharp spines and the leaves are fernlike
and twice compound, with many small, oval leaflets.
Have showy blossoms of orange and red. The
flowers are bowl shaped, with five crinkled, unequal
red and orange petals, and ten prominent bright red
stamens that extend way beyond the corolla.
Requirements: Peacock flower is very easy to grow in alkaline to

acidic, well-drained soils. This is a fast growing, but
short-lived plant. It is moderately tolerant of salty
conditions. Benefits from pruning, and can be
shaped to tree form or shrubby bush form.
Prefers full sun to partial shade and is drought
tolerant.
Height x Spread: 3.0 m ht x

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Botanical Name: Callistemon rigidus
Common Name: Stiff Bottlebrush
Type: Shrub
Habit: This stiff, upright shrub is characterized by red

flower spikes that are shaped like bottlebrushes.
Flowers are comprised of red, showy stamens. The
flowers, with their showy stamens, encircle the stem
and form cylindrical spikes that appear in the spring
and summer. The stiff, narrow leaves of this shrub
are sharply pointed and fragrant when crushed. This
plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Requirements: It is drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping.
Height x Spread: 1 to 5 m ht x 3 to 5 m sp

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Botanical Name: Clerodendrum inerme
Common Name: Indian privet
Type: Evergreen sprawling shrub
Habit: Smooth, evergreen leaves like those of some

privets and inconspicuous small white flowers. It
grows on seashores of tropical Asia and the Pacific
region, tolerating salt spray and fierce sun. At
Bombay’ s Hanging Gardens it is trained over wire
frames into topiary shapes such as elephants.
Requirements: Prefers a sunny position, though sheltered from

strong wind and the hottest summer sun, and deep,
moist, fertile soil.
Height x Spread: 1.8 m ht

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Botanical Name: Cycas revoluta
Common Name: Japanese sago palm
Type: Shrub / Palm
Habit: It grows slowly with short, single or multiple trunks

with a compact crown of stiff pinnate leaves that
have closely crowded, very narrow, spine-tipped
leaflets. It is the most widely cultivated cycad in the
world and is valued as a landscape subject,
especially suited to courtyards and plazas. It is
capable of living for 50 to 100 years or even more
and is readily transplanted.
Requirements: They like sunny positions but with some shade in

the younger stages, and deep, sandy loam or
medium loam, well-drained soil.

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Botanical Name: Dodonaea viscosa
Common Name: Hop Bush
Type: Shrub
Habit: It has elliptic, slightly sticky, light green leaves with

wavy margins. The showy yellowish 3-winged
capsules, produced in terminal clusters, turn brown,
pink or purple at maturity. Dense and fast growing, it
is best pruned to an upright shrub form 3 m tall; it is
useful for screening and hedging. ‘ Purpurea’ ,a
popular bronze-leafed cultivar from New Zealand,
has purplish red fruit capsules.
Requirements: Grow in full sun or part-shade, prefers moderately

fertile, light, free-draining soil, sandy loam or
medium loam, some will withstand drought and
coastal salty winds. Lightly prune in early spring.
Height x Spread: 3.0 m ht

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Botanical Name: Grevillea rosmarinifolia
Common Name: Rosemary grevillea, Spider flower
Type: Shrub
Habit: Dense, spreading shrub from cooler parts of

southeastern Australia has bright green; needle-like
leaves mostly under 25 mm long. The pendent, red
spider-like flower heads are produced mainly from
early winter to late spring. It takes well to being
clipped to shape as a hedge. ‘ Jenkinsii’is a
decorative cultivar that is a little less prickly than its
parent.
Requirements: Does best in well drained, slightly dry, neutral to

acid soil in full sun. Strong roots develop early and it
is important not to disturb these when planting out.
Pruning of the shrubby species and cultivars is
recommended immediately after flowering to
promote healthy new growth and a compact habit.
Height x Spread: 1.8 m ht.

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Botanical Name: Hibiscus rosa sinensis
Common Name: Chinese hibiscus, rose-of-China, Hawaiian hibiscus
Type: Large shrub or small tree
Habit: The toothed leaves are arranged alternately and

vary a lot, but tend to be large, dark green, and
shiny. This plant has a coarse texture and may be
upright or broad and spreading. It is often many-
stemmed. Flowers are glorious and huge and occur
in many colours. Most are flared and have a bell
shape and may be single or double, smooth or
scalloped. They have a long central tube with
stamens and pistils at the tip.
Requirements: Deep, moderately fertile, well drained, and slightly

acidic soil is ideal. Regular pruning is necessary in
most cases to shape and control size, and to
remove unwanted stems. Prefers full sun or very
high, partial shade.
Height x Spread: 0.5m ht x 0.5m sp

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Botanical Name: Ixora coccinea
Common Name: Jungle geranium
Type: Evergreen Shrub
Habit: Neat rounded evergreen shrub. Small, scarlet,

tubular flowers borne through summer in dense,
ball-like clusters among the 10 cm long, dark green
leaves are followed by cherry-sized black fruit that
peacocks find irresistible— or so it is believed.
Requirements: Requires a warm, frost-free climate to grow

outdoors as they are frost tender; in the tropics, they
appreciate a part-shaded position, and in cooler
climates they are grown in greenhouses. Humus-
rich, moist but freely drained, friable soils and high
humidity suit them best, and they need regular
water during the warmer months. Light pruning after
flowering in autumn or late winter will maintain
shape.
Height x Spread: 1 m ht x 1.5 m sp

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Botanical Name: Lantana camara
Common Name: Lantana, Shrub verbna
Habit: The leaves are rounded tooth edges and a textured

surface. Stems and leaves are covered with rough
hairs and emit an unpleasant aroma when crushed.
The small flowers are held in clusters (called
umbels) Flower colour ranges from white to yellow,
orange to red, pink to rose in unlimited
combinations. A lantana may look orange from a
distance but the flower head is examined at close
range it consists of individual white, yellow and red
flowers that blend when viewed from afar.
Requirements: Lantana is very easy to grow and will adapt to most

soil types. Too much water and fertilizer will reduce
bloom. It prefers full sun to part shade. Well drained
soil is preferred and is very drought resistant. .
Height x Spread: 1.8 m high x 2.4 m (Some varieties able to clamber

vine like up supports to greater heights).

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Botanical Name: Nerium oleander
Common Name: Oleander
Type: Evergreen shrub
Habit: Fast growing evergreen shrub it forms a rounded

mound is a tough, versatile plant with showy
summertime flowers in white, red, pink, salmon and
light yellow. Leathery, lance shaped leaves that are
a bright green. There are several white and light
yellow flowering varieties
Requirements: Prefers bright sun, some shade is acceptable. Is

versatile, can survive both dry and wet soils. Fastest
growth occurs when provided moisture in times of
Aphids and scale may be a problem (more likely in
humid climates). Oleanders have a tendency to
become leggy - overgrown individuals should be
pruned as needed to maintain a nice shape.
Height x Spread: 6.1 m tall but is usually seen trimmed at 1.8-3.1 m

with a spread of 3.1 m wide.

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Botanical Name: Phormium tenax
Common Name: New Zealand Flax
Type: Flax / Shrub
Habit: This species has olive-green, strap-like leaves 1.8–

3 m tall in clumps about 1.8 m across. It grows well
by the sea. Hybrids of Phormium tenax and P.
cookianum are often more compact than their
parents and their foliage varies from bronze or
purplish chartreuse to pink and salmon; the leaves
may be variegated with vertical stripes of 2 or more
colors.
Requirements: They make splendid container plants as well as

useful garden plants in almost any climate. They
respond well to generous watering and permanently
moist conditions.

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Botanical Name: Pittosporum tobira
Common Name: Japanese mockorange
Type: Broad leaf Evergreen Shrub or small tree
Habit: Assumes an upright round-headed form with

branches radiating out from around the stems. The
leathery leaves are glossy on the top with
undersides that are lighter and have a dull surface
the edges recurve (curl down and inward). They are
arranged alternately in a whorl around the stem.
The small flowers are held in clusters at the branch
tips. They are pure white when they emerge from
the bud and slowly age to a mellow creamy yellow.
Requirements: This plant is very adaptable and will grow in most

soils except for those that are constantly wet.
Prefers full sun to shade, moderate moisture is
required for fastest growth and best looks.
Height x Spread: 4.6 m in height and approximately the same in

width. In general grows taller in the shade while
those grown in full sun are more compact.

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Botanical Name: Sesbania aegyptiaca
Common Name: Sesban
Type: Fast growing tree to 4.7m. Flowers are bright yellow

and pendulous
Habit: Branches are produced close to the ground,

pinnate, glaucous green with linear oblong leaflets
Requirements: Grows in sandy or silty soils… needs full sun… .

frost tolerant… . No pests are observed
Height x Spread: 4.7 x 2.5m

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Botanical Name: Tecoma stans
Common Name: Yellow Elder
Type: Shrub or small tree
Habit: Densely branched shrub. It has bright green

opposite leaves, which are pinnately compound with
usually 3-7 sharply pointed oval leaflets. The leaflets
have sharply toothed edges. They are borne on very
short petioles and are slightly hairy on the
undersides along the midrib and in the vein axils.
The smooth squarish twigs are green, turning tan or
reddish tan as they age. The bark on the main trunk
is light brown and becomes corky with age. The
sunshine yellow flowers are trumpet shaped. They
hang in showy clusters at the branch tips and forks,
bending the twigs into arches with their weight.
Requirements: Yellow elder will grow on a wide variety of soils,

including sand and lime rock. This species needs
full sun and likes well drained soil
Height x Spread: 5.0 m ht x 5m

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Botanical Name: Thevetia nerifolia

Common Name:
Type: Rounded and spreading or horizontal
Habit: This plant is asymmetrical with a fine texture and

has a open crown.
Requirements: This plant tolerates some drought and salt well.

This plant will grow in dry soil.
Suitable soil is well-drained/loamy or sandy.
The pH preference is an acidic to alkaline (less than
6.8 to more than 7.7) soil.
Height x Spread: 3.80m x 3.00m

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Botanical Name: Thevetia peruviana
Common Name: Yellow oleander, Lucky nut
Habit: The long, shiny, rich green leaves are hard and
strap-like to narrowly lance-shaped, with barely any
stalk. The yellow to soft orange, slightly perfumed
flowers are held on long stalks. They bloom on and
off for most of the year in their native habitat. The
fruit are oddly shaped, fleshy drupes, rounded and
with prominent ridges. They ripen from green
through red to black and are regarded by some as a
lucky charm, even though dangerously poisonous.
Requirements: Grow best in a sandy, well-drained soil enriched

with organic matter. They need plenty of water while
in flower. The ideal location provides shelter from
wind, plus full sun to part-shade. Prune the plants
after flowering to maintain their dense growth.

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Botanical Name: Vitex agnus castus
Common Name: Chaste tree, Sage tree
Type: Small deciduous tree or large shrub
Habit: The leaves are palmately compound with 5 to 7

finger like leaflets; the foliage is aromatic and is
typically grey-green to dark green above and lighter
on the undersides. Branched flower clusters are
produced on new wood in a great flush that makes
the tree look like a hazy purple cloud. Flowers are
followed by a fleshy fruit that contains four seeds
that are sometimes used as seasoning, similar to
black pepper (monk's pepper is another of this
species' common names). Flower colour ranges
from violet to blue to deep purple.
Requirements: Easy to grow in almost any soil that has good

drainage. Tolerant of salt drift. Prefers full sun to
shade, moderate to moist, well drained soil.
Height x Spread: A sprawling plant that grows 3 m high and about as

wide.

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Botanical Name: Yucca aloifolia
Common Name: Spanish bayonet
Type: Shrub
Habit: Has an erect trunk, 7.6-12.7 cm in diameter. The

trunk is armed with sharp pointed straplike leaves.
The young leaves near the growing tip stand erect;
older ones are reflexed downward, and the oldest
wither and turn brown, hanging around the lower
trunk like a Hawaiian skirt. Eventually the tip of the
trunk develops a 0.6 m long spike of white, purplish-
tinged flowers
Requirements: Will flourish in full sun but can still do well in partial
sun. Prefers light, sandy soil and is drought
tolerant.
Height x Spread: Reaching up to 5-20 ft (1.5-6.1 m) tall before it

becomes top heavy and topples over. When that
happens, the tip turns upward and keeps on
growing.

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Botanical Name: Yucca gloriosa
Common Name: Mound-lily yucca
Type: Erect evergreen shrub
Habit: Has swordlike leaves about 5.1 cm wide and 0.6-

0.9m long originating from a basal rosette. The
leaves are bluish or greyish green with smooth
margins and pointed tips. It has a spike of fragrant
flowers that are white with purplish tinges and
pendant. In older plants the stem develops
branches and each terminus has its own rosette of
leaves.
Requirements: Does best in full sun with sandy, very well drained
soil, either neutral or acidic. Is very drought tolerant.
Excellent for xeriscaping.
Height x Spread: Stays in a stemless rounded clump 0.6-1.5 m across

and about the same height for several years. Then
develops a trunk that elevates the clump of leaves
above the ground as much as 1.8-2.4 m. They tend
to bend near the middle and arch downward.

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Botanical Name: Zamia furfuracea
Common Name: Cardboard Cycad, Cardboard Plant
Type: Evergreen.
Habit: This plant is symmetrical with a coarse texture and has a

moderately dense crown.
This plant's bark is not showy.
This plant is often grown with multiple trunks.
Requirements: This plant tolerates drought and salt well.

This plant will grow in very dry soil.
Suitable soil is well-drained/loamy or sandy.
The pH preference is an acidic to alkaline (less than
6.8 to more than 7.7) soil.
Height x Spread: 1.2 x 1.8m

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Botanical Name: Alternanthera ficoidea
Common Name: Joseph’s Coat
Type: Perennial ground cover
Habit: Attractive plant prized for the unusual foliage. It is a

low-growing plant that typically grows on erect to
procumbent stems. Species plants have elliptic to
broad ovate green leaves. However it is the brightly
coloured cultivars that have become the popular
garden plants, featuring green leaves blotched with
yellow, orange, red, brown, copper or purple,
sometimes with red veining.
Requirements: It prefers semi shaded areas does well in most soils

that are well drained and high heat tolerance
Height x Spread: Grows to 0.3 m ht x 0.3 m spread
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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: As

Botanical Name: Asparagus sprengen
Common Name: Asparagus Fern
Type: Arching or drooping stem perennial, up to 60 cm tall,
x (60 cm).
Requirements: Full sun, well drained location, Best with regular

water, but fairly drought tolerant
Height x Spread: 0.6 x0.6m

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Ah

Botanical Name: Atriplex halimus
Common Name: Sea orach, Salt Bush
Habit: It is in leaf all year, in flower in July. The flowers are

monoecious (individual flowers are either male or
female, but both sexes can be found on the same
plant) and are pollinated by Wind. We rate it 5 out of
5 for usefulness.
Requirements: The plant prefers light (sandy) and medium (loamy)

soils, requires well-drained soil and can grow in
nutritionally poor soil. The plant prefers acid, neutral
and basic (alkaline) soils and can grow in very
alkaline and saline soils. It cannot grow in the
shade. It requires dry or moist soil and can tolerate
drought. The plant can tolerate maritime exposure.
Height x Spread: Grows to 2 m ht x 3m spread at a medium rate.

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Cg

Botanical Name: Carissa grandiflora
Common Name: Natal Plum
Type: Evergreen groundcover
Habit: A vigorous, spreading, woody shrub with abundant

white, gummy sap. The branches are armed with
formidable stout, double-pronged thorn. The
evergreen, opposite leaves are broad ovate, dark-
green, glossy and leathery. Sweetly fragrant, white,
5-lobed, tubular flowers are borne singly or a few
together at the tips of branchlets all year.
Requirements: Best growth is obtained in full sun. The shrub

thrives in dry, rocky terrains; and in sandy or
alkaline soils, though the latter may induce
deficiencies in trace elements. The plant has
moderate drought tolerance and high resistance to
soil salinity and salt spray. It cannot stand
waterlogging.
Height x Spread: May reach a height of 4.5-5.5 m and equal breadth

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Botanical Name: Gazania rigens
Common Name: Gazania
Type: Annual / perennial herb
Habit: Is a many-branched spreading perennial herb. It

spreads along the ground and can reach up to 30cm
in height. Leaves are 4-10cm long, slender, with a
leathery green surface. Fine white hairs are evident
on the underside of each leaf, giving it a woolly
texture. Daisy-like flowers are 5-8cm in diameter.
Solitary flowers are produced on long stalks
(peduncles) and are usually orange to yellow in
colour. Flowering occurs throughout the year, but
mainly in spring and autumn.
Requirements: Prefers full sun sandy soils and has good

heat tolerance.
Height x Spread: Grows up to 30 cm some varieties spread rapidly by

trailing stems

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Botanical Name: Ipomoea biloba
Common Name: Pes - caparea

Type:
Habit:
Requirements:
Height x Spread:

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Botanical Name: Lampranthus roseus
Common Name: Mini Ice plant
Type: Shruby Perrinial
Habit: Lampranthus roseus is now generally considered a

type of Lampranthus multiradiatus; it is a short-lived
shrubby perennial, sometimes grown as annual.
Requirements: Prefers Full sun, afternoon shade. Needs good

drainage and low water usage in most climate
Height x Spread: 50 cm in height

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Lc

Botanical Name: Lantana camara
Common Name: Common lantana, Shrub verbena
Type: Sprawling Shrub
Habit: The tiny flowers typically open cream, yellow or

yellow-red and age to pink, red, orange or white, the
heads appearing in a long succession from spring to
autumn. There are many cultivars ranging in color
from the golden-orange and red of ‘ Radiation’and
the yellow of ‘
Drap d’ Or’to the white blooms of
‘Snowflake’ .‘
Requirements: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil and full sun. Prune

young growth to promote a bushy habit and
propagate from cuttings in summer or from seed in
spring. Adaptable to most soils.
Height x Spread: The weedy forms produce long scrambling canes

and can mound up to 6 m even without trees to
climb over, but garden forms are mostly rounded or
spreading shrubs 0.6–1.8 m high.

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Botanical Name: Lantana montevidensis
Common Name: Trailing lantana
Type: Ground Cover
Habit: The slender, weak stems of this trailing species

mound up into a dense mass making it a wonderful
plant for a ground cover or low hedge. It has small,
neat, closely-veined dark green leaves. Throughout
the year, but particularly in summer, it bears bright
mauve-pink flower heads, each with a yellow eye. A
white-flowered cultivar has recently appeared and
can make an attractive combination planted with the
pink.
Requirements: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil and full sun. Prune

young growth to promote a bushy habit.

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Botanical Name: Osteospermum fruticosum
Common Name: Freeway daisy, Trailing african daisy
Habit: Trailing stems that spread to cover large areas.

Masses of palest lilac daisies are borne on stalks up
to 30 cm above the ground; the heaviest bloom is in
winter, with some blossoms year round. Named
selections are available with pure white, burgundy
or purple flowers.
Requirements: Do best in open, well-drained sandy, sandy loam,

medium loam, of medium fertility. An open, sunny
position is essential. Light pruning after flowering
helps maintain shape and extend the plants’
lifespan.

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Botanical Name: Portulaca grandiflora
Common Name: Rose moss, Sun plant
Type: Annual succulent ground cover
Habit: Low-growing plant has small, lance-shaped, fleshy,

bright green leaves like beads on their reddish
stems. Its large, open flowers, usually double and
borne in summer, are 8 cm wide and come in bright
colors including yellow, pink, red or orange. The
flowers close at night and on cloudy days. It is
suitable as a ground cover or in a rockery or border.
Requirements: They are easily grown in all climates. Because they

are plants of the deserts they need sun, well-
drained soil and only occasional watering.

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Botanical Name: Tradescantia spathacea
Common Name: Oysterplant
Type: Perennial groundcover
Habit: It is a succulent herb with a dense cluster of sturdy

15.2-30.5 cm long sword-shaped leaves arising
from a trunk like stem. The leaves are a dark teal-
tinged forest green on top and vivid violet
underneath. The small white three-petalled flowers
are hidden in boat-shaped purple bracts nestled in
the leaf axils. Flowers and seed are produced all
year. The cultivar 'Vittata' has leaves striped with
red and yellow-green.
Requirements: Grows best in moist, well-drained, fertile soil, but

does fine in poor soil as well. Quite adaptable in
tropical climates. Prefers full sun to part shade and
requires moderate watering.
Height x Spread: Grows to 0.2 m tall

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Botanical Name: Wedelia trilobata
Common Name: Yellow dots, rabbit paw, trailing daisy
Habit: Low-growing mat with deeply lobed leaves. Blooms

profusely with 25 mm yellow-orange flowers
resembling marigolds or zinnias, which are borne
singly on the end of each stem. Plant creeps and
roots at nodes, making a dense ground cover. It is
an excellent ground cover in warm climates and
especially good for soil retention and erosion
control.
Requirements: Grows best in moist, well-drained, fertile soil, but

does fine in poor soil as well. Quite adaptable in
tropical climates. Prefers sun to part shade with
average moisture.
Height x Spread: 250 mm ht

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Botanical Name: Aloe striata
Common Name: Coral aloe
Type: Succulent
Habit: This species is distinctive for its usually stem less

rosettes of broad, flattish, pink tinged, pale gray
leaves with unarmed red margins and close-set,
faint, longitudinal green lines on the surface. The
pendulous coral-red flowers are borne on multi-
branched upright stems in spring in loose, circular
groups; they are unusually glossy and waxy, with a
pouch-like swelling at the base of the tube.
Requirements: Nearly all aloes prefer a warm dry climate and well-
drained sandy & sandy loam soil, but many will
tolerate a few degrees of frost once established.
Grow the larger species in full sun, the smaller types
in part-shade.
Height x Spread: 0.4 m ht x 0.4 m sp.
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Botanical Name: Aloe Vera
Common Name: Medicinal aloe, Medicine plant, Burn plant
Type: Succulent
Habit: Renowned for its medicinal qualities, this widely

cultivated, short-stemmed species has rosettes of
long, thick, lance-shaped, grayish-green leaves with
small whitish teeth on the margins. In summer, small
yellow flowers appear in spikes up to 1 m high. Its
syrupy leaf juice is used in skin care products and
for treatment of burns.
Requirements: Nearly all aloes prefer a warm dry climate and well-
drained sandy & sandy loam soil, but many will
tolerate a few degrees of frost once established.
Grow the larger species in full sun, the smaller types
in part-shade.
Height x Spread: Flower spikes 1.2 m ht, foliage 0.6 m ht and spread
0.6 m

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Botanical Name: Carex spp.
Common Name: Sedge Grass
Type: Grass
Habit: This large genus of sedges contains over 1,500

species of deciduous or evergreen, usually clump-
forming perennials. Most species have sharp-
edged, grass-like leaves often with drooping tips,
and tiny flowers arranged in catkin-like spikes. They
occur worldwide but with the greatest concentration
of species in cooler temperate parts of the northern
hemisphere, including arctic and subarctic regions.
Requirements: Most species need full sun or part-shade and

watering only when surface roots seem dry.
Height x Spread: Plant Spread approx. 30 cm, Plant Height From

approx. 30 To 120 cm

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Botanical Name: Euphorbia tirucalli
Common Name: Pencil Bush
Type: Shrubby succulent
Habit: From eastern and southern Africa as well as the

Arabian Peninsula. Once used as a source of latex,
its twiggy stems covered with tiny, deciduous
leaves. The flowers are minute and insignificant.
Requirements: Prefers full sun or part-shade in moist, well-drained

soil.
Height x Spread: Plant Spread approx. 300 cm

Plant Height approx. 300 cm
grow from 15 cm to 3.5 m in height

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Botanical Name: Pennisetum setaceum (green)
Common Name: African fountain grass, Fountain grass
Type: Deciduous perennial grass
Habit: It has rough stems and long, narrow leaf blades. In

summer it produces arching, coppery spikes with
bearded bristles forming brush-like flower clusters
that last into winter. ‘
Burgundy Giant’grows to 4 ft
(1.2 m) tall and has purple-red foliage. ‘
Rubrum’is a
tall-growing cultivar with bronze leaves and purple-
red flower plumes.
Requirements: They prefer full sun and fertile, well-drained soil.

Dead foliage may be cut back when the plants are
dormant.
Height x Spread: 1500mm clump approx

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Botanical Name: Agave americana.
Common Name: Agave
Type: Perennial succulents
Habit: Perennial succulents are grown for their dramatic,

sword-shaped, often sharply toothed leaves and tall
flowering stems. The small species flower only after
5 to 10 years and the taller species may take up to
40 years to flower. All agaves flower only once in
their lifetime and then the flowering shoot dies,
leaving offsets (in most species), which continue the
plant’ s growth.
Requirements: Prefers a well-drained, gritty soil in full sun. Water

regularly in summer but all are adapted to surviving
very dry periods.
Height x Spread: Plant Spread From approx. 60 To 180 cm, Plant

Height From approx. 60 To 1050 cm

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Botanical Name: Adenium spp.
Common Name: Adenium, Desert Rose
Type: Succulent shrubs
Habit: Shrubs and occasionally small trees, they are

deciduous in dry seasons, and some develop very
fleshy, swollen trunks. Vivid, funnel-shaped flowers
are borne from mid-winter through to spring. Up to a
dozen species of Adenium have been recognised in
the past, but now they are regarded as constituting
a single variable species, which includes 6
subspecies.
Requirements: They prefer a position in full sun or part-shade and

thrive best in climates with a well-marked dry
season. Kept dwarfed and root bound in a pot, they
will often flower more profusely. As they are very
prone to rotting, they require a gritty, well-drained
soil. Propagate from seed or cuttings.
Height x Spread: Plant Height approx. 150 cm

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Botanical Name: Sansevieria trifasciata
Common Name: Varigated snake plant
Type: Herbaceous tropical perennial
Habit: From the central rosette of this Nigerian species

emerge stiff, lance-shaped leaves 0.6–1.2 m long
and 5 cm or more wide. The dark green leaves are
banded with gray-green and yellow. The plant
sometimes has racemes of tubular, green flowers
but rarely when grown indoors. ‘ Golden Hahnii’has
broad leaves with golden-yellow vertical stripes;
‘Hahnii’has erect, pointed leaves banded with pale
green or white; and ‘Laurentii’has narrow, upright
leaves with broad yellow margins.
Requirements: Will tolerate sun or shade and most soil types; over-
watering may cause rotting at the leaf bases and at
the roots.
Height x Spread:

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Botanical Name: Cynodon dactylon ' Tifgreen’
Common Name: Bermuda grass, Indian doub, South African couch
Type: Grass
Habit: Considered a relatively minor weed in many parts of

the world, this grass is at the same time highly
regarded as a lawn grass in the right situation, in
climates where winters are not too severe. A
medium to fine-textured grass, it quickly spreads by
underground and surface runners.
Requirements: Bermuda grass does not mind soils that are sandy.
Its tolerance of hot, dry weather provides the added
benefit of not requiring as much watering as other
lawns. It prefers full sun to filtered shade.
Height x Spread: N/A

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: LAWN-Cd

Botanical Name: Cynodon dactylon ' Tifway'
Common Name: Bermuda grass, Indian doub, South African couch
Type: Grass
Habit: Considered a relatively minor weed in many parts of

the world, this grass is at the same time highly
regarded as a lawn grass in the right situation, in
climates where winters are not too severe. A
medium to fine-textured grass, it quickly spreads by
underground and surface runners.
Requirements: Bermuda grass does not mind soils that are sandy.
Its tolerance of hot, dry weather provides the added
benefit of not requiring as much watering as other
lawns. It prefers full sun to filtered shade.
Height x Spread: N/A

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New Doha International Airport

Landscape Design Report

16th JUNE 2006

PURSUANT TO SPECIAL CONDITION 6, WE, [AL HAMED DEVELOPMENT & CONSTRUCTION

CONTRACTOR’S PROJECT MANAGER:

DOCUMENT STATUS STAMP

STATUS 1: WORK MAY PROCEED.

STATUS 2: REVISE & RESUBMIT. WORK MAY PROCEED SUBJECT TO

STATUS 3: REVISE & RESUBMIT. WORK MAY NOT PROCEED.

STATUS 4: REVIEW NOT REQUIRED. WORK MAY PROCEED.

PERMISSION TO PROCEED SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE ACCEPTANCE OR APPROVAL OF

75/10395/34026 New Doha International Airport

1.1 Introduction – Site Location and Context

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2.1 Overall Design Stages

NO FACILITY 30% 60% 90% IFA 100% IFC

B1100 Emiri VVIP terminal 01 Mar 19 Apr 5 July 20 Aug

X1100 On-site nursery - 8 May 13 June 10 July

Table 1 – NDIA Submission Dates

2.2 Landscape Objectives

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2.4 90% Design Stage – Issued for Approval (IFA)

2.5 Key Landscape Areas

2.5.1 EMIRI\VVIP Terminal – Facility B1100

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2.5.3 Roads Landscaping – Facility E1400

2.5.4 Employee Village Landscaping – Facility C5600

2.5.6 Nursery Facility, Works Site and Site Office – X1900

2.6 Planting Design Guidelines

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2.6.1 Plant Sizes

2.6.2 Planting Layouts

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2.8 Interface Process

» CP14 – Airside \ Landside Roadways and Parking

» CP18 - Passenger Terminal Complex

2.9 Soil Testing

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2.11 Landscape Maintenance

2.12 PWA Presentation

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2.13 Key Materials and Elements Alterations

No Specified Ref Proposed Remarks

2. Tree – I bag per tree

3. Shrub – Half bag per shrub

4. GC and lawn – Half a bag per

3 Capillary Breaks \ C2300- Geotextile membrane shall be As specified

4 Landscape drainage Spec Landscape subsoil drainage shall As specified

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5 Plant pit sizes Spec

GC&Turf Areas–to – “ All to –300mm Standard root zone depth

6 Plant list varieties and Refer to attached plant schedule

Table 2 – NDIA Materials and Elements Alterations

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Reference Material - Palms Trees Shrubs Groundcovers

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NEW DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Plant Schedule

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LANDSCAPE PLANT CODE: Pd

Habit: A multi-stemmed palm from which the suckers are

Requirements: Prune suckers annually to create single trunk

Height x Spread: 8.0 m ht x 6.0 m sp