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    The document outlines a planting plan for a residential nursery garden bed that includes five plant species: Serviceberry, Goat's Beard, Spigelia, Marginal Wood Fern, and Wood Lily. The bed is located outside a new wing of a residence in central Pennsylvania and will be visible from the nursery window. While the client originally wanted sunny plants, the area is shaded by two large chestnut trees. The landscape architects adapted the plan to use more shade-tolerant species similar to the client's original selections.

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    The document outlines a planting plan for a residential nursery garden bed that includes five plant species: Serviceberry, Goat's Beard, Spigelia, Marginal Wood Fern, and Wood Lily. The bed is located outside a new wing of a residence in central Pennsylvania and will be visible from the nursery window. While the client originally wanted sunny plants, the area is shaded by two large chestnut trees. The landscape architects adapted the plan to use more shade-tolerant species similar to the client's original selections.

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    Fact Sheet Sarah

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    The document outlines a planting plan for a residential nursery garden bed that includes five plant species: Serviceberry, Goat's Beard, Spigelia, Marginal Wood Fern, and Wood Lily. The bed is located outside a new wing of a residence in central Pennsylvania and will be visible from the nursery window. While the client originally wanted sunny plants, the area is shaded by two large chestnut trees. The landscape architects adapted the plan to use more shade-tolerant species similar to the client's original selections.

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    LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

    nursery garden
    Plant list
    SCIENTIFIC NAME

    COMMON NAME

    QUANTITY

    Amelanchier canadensis
    Aruncus dioicus
    Spigelia marilandica
    Dryopteris marginalis
    Trillium grandiorum

    Serviceberry
    Goats Beard
    Spigelia
    Marginal Wood Fern
    Wood Lily

    1
    20 sq. ft
    40 sq. ft
    15
    10 sq. ft

    HEIGHT / SPREAD
    2530/ 15
    4-6/2-4
    1-2/0.5-1.5
    1.5-2/1.5-2
    1-1.5/0.75-1

    Project type
    residential
    Client
    Arnold Westing

    Description
    For this project, the team was asked to design a small planting bed
    outside of the new wing of a residence in central Pennsylvania. The
    plot will be visible from the window of the new nursery, so the Mr.
    Westing was looking for a colorful and highly textured planting.
    Originally, Westing had asked for plants that favored sunny
    environments, but the back of the house was shaded by two
    massive chestnut trees, a species that have long been on the
    decline, and he was reluctant to cut down the trees. The team was
    able to adapt to the situation and pick a palette of plants that were
    similar in nature to the plants originally specied, but that were
    more shade tolerant.

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