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1. Site analysis and
Landscape Design
Catherine Wissner
Horticulturist
University of Wyoming,
Cooperative Extension Service
Laramie County,
Cheyenne, Wyoming
2. True or False?
• If you want afternoon summer shade
plant a tree on the north side of your
house?
3. Know your Weather
• Albany County Weather.
– Average summer high temp 79 degrees.
– Average summer low temp 46 degrees.
– Average winter high temp 32 degrees.
– Average winter low temp 8 degrees.
– Annual Precipitation 11 inches.
– 50% chance of a Frost as late as June 13, as
early as Sept 2.
– http://www.climate-charts.com/USA-Stations/WY/WY485435.php
4. Step one
• Get a map of
the
site or measure
the
area to be
Landscaped.
• Locate North.
5. Site Analysis
• 1. Microclimates, good and bad spots.
• 2. Where is North..
• 3. Seasonal Sun angles
• 4. What Scale will you be using?
– For example: 1inch = 10 feet.
11. Site Analysis – Topography
• 0-3% flat to gently sloping, possible
surface drainage problems, soil
depth is greater here.
• 3-8% gently sloping to rolling terrain
soil concentration in low areas.
• 8-15% hilly often rocky terrain, site
modification cost increase. Soil
depth is very limited.
14. Site Analysis
• Identify the:
–Hot. -Sunny
–Cold. -Shady
– Dry.
–Wet.
Areas within the landscape, the
micro-climates.
15. Existing Plants
• Old Plantings, Trees & Shrubs.
• Size of the plants.
• Health of the plants.
• Stage of development.
• Will new plants it fit in?
• If there isn’t any plants on the site,
Why?
16. New Plant Locations
• What will be the mature plant size?
• Shade and sunny locations.
• Will they adapt?
17. Site Analysis
• Call Before You Dig.
• 811
• Wyoming One Call
1-800-348-1030
It’s the Law.
18. What are the Soils?
• What are your soils?
• Get a soil test.
• Has the soil been disturbed by
construction?
• Is the soil compacted?
19. Wildlife
• What is the existing wildlife?
• Is the existing wildlife a problem?
• Do you want to attract wildlife?
20. Site Analysis
•North arrow
•Sun angles
•Micro climates
•Wind direction
•Views
•Topography
•What is the goal?
21. Develop a Design Theme
• Such as:
– Rose Garden.
– Victorian Garden.
– Shade Garden.
– Wood land Garden.
– All Gardens Should be Water Wise.
22. Water Wise Garden
• 1-Plan and Design.
• 2-Create practical turf areas.
• 3-Improve the soil.
• 4-Use Mulches.
• 5-Irrigate efficiently.
• 6-Maintain the Landscape.
23. Design Principals
• Unity: consistent style.
• Texture: surface quality of plants &
objects.
• Balance: symmetrical vs.
Asymmetrical.
• Transition: sequential order.
• Proportion of Scale: size of plants &
objects.
• Focalization: curved lines, features.
25. Step Two
• Schematic Design First.
– Get your General ideas down on paper.
• Different areas around the property
have different functions.
– like play areas, bar-b-queue areas,
private secluded areas.
– Storage area for tools.
– Areas for pond, greenhouse, gazebo.
– Plant types are the last thing you do.
26.
27. Define your landscape areas
• Define a clear separation between:
– Turf* Do not do turf corner to
corner.
– Shrubs*
– Trees.
– Perennial Beds.
– Play.
– Vegetable Gardens.
– Hard-scape Areas*.
• Why, for ease of mowing/maintenance.
28.
29. Step Three
• Draw in your Hardscape areas
– Patio.
– Walkways.
– Decks.
– Bar-B-Que area.
– Retaining Walls.
– Pond.
– Garden Structures.
– Fences.
30.
31. Step Four
• Draw in the areas for:
– Shrubs.
– Perennial Gardens.
– Vegetable Garden.
– Trees.
– Specific Plants are the last thing you do.
• Make Notations on your plans on the
heights for the above plants.
32.
33. Color Theory
•There are no
bad color
combinations
in Nature.
•What colors do
you like?
34. However:
• In the Garden Color should:
– Be calming
– Have a sequence
– Repeat itself
35. Step Five
•Time to add Color
–Seasonal Color for shrubs, trees, perennials.
•Winter texture, Spring, Summer and Fall color.
–Write the colors in on your design.
36. Step Six
• THE VERY LAST THING
• ADD Specific plants.
