Bayko Master Plan

Our intentions behind your landscape design project were to create a vibrant outdoor space that offered four-season interest, beauty, intimacy and functionality. For this particular landscape, we strived to capture the essence of the location by incorporating existing elements such as architecture, foundation plant material and hardscape features. By understanding and calculating existing elements, we were able to weave together a dazzling landscape that showcased your residence’s most noteworthy features.

Our goal as designers was to create a landscape that was overfl owing with an array of plant material, both bold and simple, that encircled the residence. By planning a colorful and unique landscape design we were able to create graceful transitions with plant combinations, from one area to the next. Throughout the landscape, our design meshes airy ornamental perennials and sculptural wo ody plants to create a strong visual impression. All of the suggested plant specimens exhibit various forms, colors and textures. Their austere beauty creates interest and drama from early spring through the climax of summer, as well the fall and winter.

Introduction

Master Plan

Planting Plan

Front YardPlanting Plan

Abelia x grandfolia

Fothergilla gardeniiDwarf Fothergilla

Hydrangea paniculataPee Gee Hydrangea

Myrica pensylvanicaNorthern Bayberry

For this particular garden, along the front of the residence, an array of shrubs have been combined to exploit their seasonal appeal. As spring progresses, fl owers of the

Fothergilla, Abelia and Hydrangea will bloom within weeks of one another. The summer months will be fi lled with large deep rose-red fl ower clusters of the Hydrangea; and the fall will be fi lled with a brilliant display of foliage. Smoldering reds and oranges help ease the garden from summer into

autumn. During the winter months, the Northern Bayberry holds it glossy foliage and waxy berries; and acts as a

magical scene when decorated with ice and snow.

Foundation Shrubs

Focal TreeThe existing Japanese Maple tree has been illustrated in this master plan to be relocated within the front yard’s

foundation planting. If this option is not conducive with the wishes of the client, the Japanese Maple can be replaced by another small, ornamental shade tree.

Options include a Japanese Stewartia, Kousa Dogwood or alternative Japanese Maple cultivar.

Existing Tree Abelia x grandfolia Mixed PerennialsFothergilla gardenii Hydrangea paniculata Myrica pensylvanica

Side YardPlanting Plan

Fothergilla gardeniiDwarf Fothergilla

Ilex glabraInkberry Holly

Mixed PerennialsFothergilla gardeniiIlex glabra

Back YardPlanting Plan

Ilex glabraInkberry Holly

Mixed PerennialsIlex glabra

Perennial Planting Plan

Front Yard

Planting PlanPerennial

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Helianthemum nummularium Rock Rose

Convallaria majalisLily of the Valley

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Salvia jurisiciiUpside-down Sage

Polygonatum odoratumSolomon’s Seal

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Trees & ShrubsBotanical Name Common Name Cultivar Height Comments

Hydrangea paniculata Hydrangea Quick Fire 5' Blooms dark rose pink flower clusters from May through September.Fothergilla gardenii Dwarf Fothergilla 3' Blooms creamy white, bottle brush shaped flowers in May; brilliant fall color.Abelia x grandfolia Abelia 3' Blooms pink purple tubular flowers from May through July; foliage is semi evergreen.Myrica pensylvanica Northern Bayberry Morton 5' Broad leaf evergreen; dark blue green foliage.

PerennialsBotanical Name Common Name Cultivar Height Comments

Iris sibirica Siberian Iris Blue Moon 36” Blooms large violet blue flowers trimmed with gold in June.Athyrum filix femina Lady Fern Lady in Red 36" Foliage is delicately serrated; blends tones of gray green and wine red.Coreopsis spp. Tickseed Heaven's Gate 16” Blooms deep pink flowers with rose shading around a golden center from June through September.Dicentra spp. Bleeding Heart Burning Hearts 10” Blooms deep pink heart shaped flowers from May through September.Bergenia Cabernet Bergenia Blooms clusters of deep pink flowers from April through May; foliage is bronze, glossy and heart shaped.Convallaria majalis Lily of the Valley Rosea 6 8" Blooms pale mauve, pendulous bell shaped and fragrant flowers from May through June; groundcover.Ligularia dentata Bigleaf Ligularia Britt Marie Crawford 24 36" Blooms daisy like, bright yellow flowers from August through September; foliage is large and chocolate purple.Polygonatum odoratum Solomon's Seal Variegatum 36" Blooms pendulous white flowers from May through June; foliage is trimmed in creamy white.Echinacea purpurea Coneflower Tomato Soup 27" Blooms large warm red flowers from July through September.Aquilegia caerulea Columbine Swan Pink and Yellow 18 24" Blooms soft coral pink outer petals, with pale yellow inner petals from May through June.Astilbe x arendsii Astilbe August Light 24 36" Blooms raspberry red flower spikes from June through July.Amsonia hubrectii Arkansas Bluestar 18 24" Blooms pale blue star like flowers from May through June; foliage is airy and turns golden in the fall.Helianthemum nummularium Rock Rose Ben More 4" Blooms deep orange flowers with bright yellow centers from May through June; groundcover.Salvia jurisicii Upside down Sage 12" Blooms violet blue flower spikes from May through June; groundcover.Iris sibirca Serbian Iris Caeser's Brother 36" Blooms deep violet purple flowers in June; foliage is delicately grass like.

VinesBotanical Name Common Name Cultivar Comments

Clematis spp. Clematis Avant Garde Blooms dark velvety red flowers with a rose pink central pompom from July through September.Rosa spp. Climbing Rose Golden Showers Blooms pale yellow semi double flowers from June through September.

Plant Schedule

Hillside Design

Seed MixBotanical Name Common Name

Lupinus polyphyllus Bigleaf LupineEchinacea purpurea Purple ConeflowerDelphinium ajacis Rocket LarkspurLinum grandiflorum rubrum Scarlet FlaxCosmos sulphureus Sulphur CosmosGaillardia aristata Perennial GaillardiaEschscholzia californica California Orange PoppyCosmos bipinnatus CosmosCoreopsis lanceolata Lance Leaved CoreopsisGaillardia pulchella Annual GaillardiaRudbeckia hirta Black Eyed SusanCentaurea cyanus Bachelor’s Button Tall Cornflower

Rudbeckia triloba Brown Eyed SusanCentaurea cyanus CornflowerChrysanthemum maximum Shasta DaisyClarkia elegans ClarkiaHesperis matronalis Dame’s RocketGypsophila elegans Annual Baby’s BreathMonarda media Purple BergamotPapaver rhoeas Corn PoppyChrysanthemum leucanthemum Ox Eye DaisyErysimum cheiri WallflowerRatibida pinnata Grey Headed ConeflowerDianthus barbatus Sweet WilliamCoreopsis tinctoria Plains CoreopsisAchillea millefolium Common Yarrow

Northeast Perennial & Annual Seed Mix

This seed mix is apart of the Ernst Conservation Seed Company Collection.www.ernstseed.com

The Hillside Design is a combination of a native seed mix and large shade trees. Up to 6 existing large trees are recommended to be removed along with the existing thicket. The Crabapples are to remain as understory plantings. The native seed mix from Ernst Conservation Seed Company is a mixture of showy perennials and annuals. Even though the annuals will be short lived, they provide the residence with an initial color palette while the native perennials have an opportunity to establish themselves in the surrounding areas. The proposed shade trees, Paper Birch, will provide seasonal appeal spring through winter with their brilliant chalk white bark. These trees will create a focal point along the hillside from the residential viewshed and provide an obvious link to the landscape surrounding the residence.

Design Description

Mixed PerennialsNortheast Perennial & Annual Seed MixExisting Crabapples

Bayko Master Plan

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