Chapter 12 – Working with Landscape Plans & Specifications

The plan view refers to an ___ _______ view of a design project.

• Scale

• overhead or birdeye

• dashed

• detail

A section view is a “slice” of a component, usually labeled as a ___________ drawing.

• Overhead

• scaled

• detailed

• dashed

Plant symbols on a landscape plan should represent the size the plant will reach in several years, not necessarily mature.

• True

• False

All landscape plans should contain a title block, _________ arrow and must indicate the __________ of the drawing.

• North, location

• South, scale

• South, location

• North, scale

_________ _____________ are critical elevations on a grading or construction plan in reference to a specific point.

• Focal point

• planting plants

• spot elevation

• north scale

Plant symbols should contain a dot or an X showing the exact __________ for placement.

• Scale

• overhead

• detail

• location

Technical Specifications should repeat all information contained in drawings.

• True

• False

Perspective drawings represent a 3-D view and are not common on plan drawings.

• True

• False

Existing topography lines on a grading plan are usually shown as a __________ line.

• Straight

• dashed

• curved

• dotted

The Plant List on a blueprint calls for 114 Daylilies, but the Planting Plan shows locations for and symbols representing 137 Daylilies. Which takes precedent?

• The Plant list

• The Planting Plan

• The Layout Plan

• The Grading Plan

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-2