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Landscape Design Guide

The document is a landscape design assignment submitted by Mallika 14630. It includes classifications of different types of fruit trees like pome fruit trees, nut fruit trees, stone fruit trees, and hesperidium fruit trees. It also lists classifications of trees like avenue trees, foliage plants, cactus plants, bonsai plants, indoor plants, flowering creepers, foliage creepers, moss-like creepers, fruiting creepers, deciduous shrubs, broadleaf evergreen shrubs, and needled evergreen shrubs. For each classification, examples are provided like apple under pome fruit trees and hazelnuts under nut fruit trees.

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Landscape Design Guide

The document is a landscape design assignment submitted by Mallika 14630. It includes classifications of different types of fruit trees like pome fruit trees, nut fruit trees, stone fruit trees, and hesperidium fruit trees. It also lists classifications of trees like avenue trees, foliage plants, cactus plants, bonsai plants, indoor plants, flowering creepers, foliage creepers, moss-like creepers, fruiting creepers, deciduous shrubs, broadleaf evergreen shrubs, and needled evergreen shrubs. For each classification, examples are provided like apple under pome fruit trees and hazelnuts under nut fruit trees.

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ASSIGNMENT

LANDSCAPE DESIGN SUBMITTED BY:


MALLIKA 14630
POME FRUIT TREES NUT FRUIT TREES
e.g. apple e.g. hazelnuts

HESPERIDIUM
STONE FRUIT TREES FRUIT TREES
e.g. cherry e.g. orange
A fruit tree is a tree which

FRUIT TREES bears fruit that is consumed or used by


humans and some animals — all trees
that are flowering plants produce fruit,
which are the
ripened ovaries of flowers containing
one or more seeds.
HORNBEAM (CARPINUS BETULUS)
This popular deciduous tree starts out with a narrow pyramidal crown which
eventually ends up as a wide ovoid. It has a very compact and closed crown with a
strictly vertical trunk. The leaves are a fresh green colour in spring and turn golden
yellow in the autumn. Carpinus can be planted in sun to shade on all soil
types. Mature height,15-18 metres with a spread of 12-15m.

PIN OAK (QUERCUS PALUSTRIS)


The Pin Oak is a large deciduous tree with a dense, pyramidal crown. It is relatively
tough, withstanding a range of soil conditions, including some limited exposure to
water logging, though best on free draining, slightly acidic soil. This tree takes well
to pruning and is also available as a Box Head Tree. Mature height 20-25 metres
with a spread of 10-15m.

Avenue trees are tall, fast

AVENUE TREES growing and majestic


trees with thick foliage,
grown along road side.
SILVER LIME (TILIA TOMENTOSA)
 Large dark green leaves have a silvery-white underside, which move attractively in
a breeze.  Fragrant white flowers in mid-summer and glorious yellow leaf colour in
autumn.

PLATANUS ACERIFOLIA
Platanus acerifolia / Platanus hispanica is a magnificent, large deciduous tree with
beautiful flaking grey and cream bark,  It has large leaves, starting green in the
spring and turning to golden brown in autumn. Mature  height 25-30ms with a
spread of 15-25m.

AVENUE TREES
FOLIAGE PLANTS CACTUS PLANTS

BONSAI PLANTS
FLOWERING PLANTS

A houseplant/indoor plant is

INDOOR PLANTS a plant that is grown indoors in


places such
as residences and offices.
Houseplants are commonly grown
for decorative purposes.
FLOWERING CREEPERS
FOLIAGE CREEPERS

MOSS-LIKE CREEPERS FRUITING CREEPERS


Climbers and creepers is

CREEPERS a group of plants


or vines which need
support of some kind.
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
BROADLAF EVERGREEN SHRUB

NEEDLED EVEGREEN SHRUBS

A shrub or bush is a small to
medium-sized woody plant. They

SHRUBS are distinguished from trees by


their multiple stems and
shorter height, and are usually
under 6 m (20 ft.) tall.

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