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<br />Outpost Java <br />Kenn Clausen <br />Outpost Enterprises LTD. <br /> <br />Site Survey: <br />A keystone block wall will surround the planting beds and the perimeter of the <br />building. Inside of this wall will consist of several layers of material. The first layer will <br />be of a rock mulch to help with proper drainage of the plants on the paved surface. Next <br />soil will be put into the bed areas and will reach a depth of 10 inches. This will allow for <br />the plants to root and to help promote growth. A final layer of another mulch around the <br />base of these plants will be put down. It will help to keep the plants moist during hot <br />weather. <br /> <br />Plant List: <br />The shrubs used in this design were chosen for several reasons; color, zone, <br />drought and heat tolerance, and growth habit. The three shrubs being used are japgarden <br />dwarf juniper, crimson pygmy barberry, and emerald mound honeysuckle. <br />The barberrys were chosen for their bright color and heat tolerance. The emerald <br />mound honeysuckle was chosen to off set the red of the barberry and to vary the height of <br />the plant material. The japgarden dwarf juniper was placed in the front to add to the <br />height difference and to add an unchanging color to the area. Area was also left so that <br />annuals could be planted around the shrubs to add a variety to the colors already present. <br />These plants should do well if properly watered and cared for. Being that there is <br />only 10 inches of soil these plants still might have a tendancy to die out due to lack of <br />room for new root growth and over extreme cold winters. These plants were chosen for <br />their compact growth which should help them survive. <br /> <br />Placement: <br />The shrubs were placed so that they would create pattern that could be easily <br />recognized. The honeysuckles and barberry mimic each other on the cross axis. This is <br />to create a pattern that will allow the consumer to remember the proper entrance to the <br />drive-through due to the fact that service will be available on both sides. The placement <br />also creates a stepping effect, you begin at the juniper and gradually go to the barberry <br />and then the honeysuckle, bringing you to the serving station. <br /> <br />LAN\)5c:~Qe: <br />