Landscape · L-D6TV6

Palm Tree Planting

Materials

Steel Metal (misc.)EIFS / Plaster / Stucco

Elements

Drainage Anchors / Embeds Connections / Plates Reinforcing

Connections

Welded Connection

About this detail

The root ball rests on existing or recompacted soil brought to ninety-five percent relative compaction over three-quarters of an inch clean drain rock typical. The planting hole is backfilled with one hundred percent washed plaster sand water-jetted in twelve-inch lifts during planting, topped with a four-inch layer of organic mulch kept twelve inches away from the trunk and a six-inch high soil berm. A four-inch solid observation pipe with a black threaded cap and a four-inch perforated pipe loop wrapped with filter fabric integrate with an irrigation bubbler. The palm is anchored using a trunk collar made of three-inch black polyester webbing with a three-inch ratchet buckle in zinc plates connected via one-quarter-inch cables, two to three malleable or drop-forged galvanized cable sleeves, and three-eighths by one-half by twelve-inch zinc plates or drop-forged galvanized turnbuckles with welded eyes sized per the anchor system schedule.

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