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Naturalistic Planting Design Part II: Designing Naturalistic Plant Communities

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1. Naturalistic planting design borrows concepts from both horticulture and ecology to create communities of plants growing in association with each other.
2. A diverse and complex community of plants:
3. Which balance of stress and disturbance supports communities with the highest diversity and complexity?
4. A plant community should be designed to be more dynamic where there isn't any disturbance.
5. You can try to create a visually unified community with enough variety to be interesting by:
6. A frame is something that defines a planting area and indicates intent.
7. Plants in a naturalistic plant community should be spaced according to:
8. It isn't necessary to do any kind of assessment of where you're planting because the community you design will adapt to the site conditions.
9. Which of the following criteria should you use to select plants for a naturalistic plant community:
10. Plant knowledge is one of the most important things to be able to design a naturalistic plant community and one of the best ways to learn about plants is by observing how they grow in natural plant communities.

Naturalistic Planting Design II: April 3

Naturalistic Planting Design Part II: Designing Naturalistic Plant Communities