Anyone know where one could find what the plant list or the planting plan of a particular project can be found? I would love to know what was planted at Discovery Green or Playa Vista or any other compelling project...but the best I can do is drive around it in google earth and see what I can ID.
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Permalink Reply by toby on January 25, 2013 at 9:06pm In a word, the answer is, No.
The recently completed Los Angeles Grand Park has many plants ID'd with really nice signage, but the park's website http://grandparkla.org/ lacks the info.
However, if you feed inner geek, you'll eventually be able to do plant ID at 40mph. It just takes time to learn this stuff.
Permalink Reply by nca777 on January 26, 2013 at 12:41am Some municipalities host an online database of approved improvement plans or you could call the town planning office. There are ways. You might also find the firm and shoot them an email, never hurts.
Permalink Reply by Jordan Lockman on January 28, 2013 at 9:09am Sometimes you can find landscape plans, but it makes a site more interesting to visit, if you can ID the plants yourself.
Permalink Reply by lucy maik on January 30, 2013 at 1:50am Sometimes you will discover scenery programs, but it creates a website more exciting to check out, if you can ID the vegetation yourself.
Permalink Reply by Jonathan Peter Williams on February 3, 2013 at 4:28pm If you are really curious it does not hurt to just ask. Either email the Firm who designed it or the contractor who built it.
I am always amazed and what I can get by just asking.
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