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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Aerial

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Scale: 1" = 30'

Notes 1. Asparagus Alley: Walkways through feathery asparagus. 2. The Lookout: Highest point in the park. Location of a small gazebo. 3. Understory Herbs: Part-shade-loving (medicinal) herbs are nestled under existing trees. 4. Materials Depot: Mulch and other materials are placed uphill to ease distribution. Shrubs provide some screening. 5. Entryway: Blackberry covered arbors at north and south sidewalks invite park visitors while thorns discourage climbing kids. "Currant Events" kiosk and signs describe where to find ripe edibles. 6. Outdoor Play: Area with buried stumps, logs and boulders gives children a place to play and improve balance skills. 7. Buffer: A 6' buffer along sidewalks help protect plants from dogs and snow plows.

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Sink and Tool Storage: Work table, sink, and grill allow food to be prepared. Storage shed or box provides access to tools. Gathering Area: Shaded area for picnics, presentations, and food processing. Compost Areas: Screened compost and brush piles are distributed throughout the landscape for sticks, seedy weeds, and rotten fruit. Flagstones: Large slabs of flagstone throughout the area faciliate circulation without turfgrass. Paths: Grass paths are 5' wide and lined with limestone to prevent grass from creeping into growing areas. Strawberry Fields: Large patches of hardy, everbearing strawberries. The Brambles: Raspberries on wire trellises.

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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Master Plan

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 30'

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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Hardscape and Pathways

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 30'

Red Currant 3 RC01 Black Currant 3 BC02 6 SN01 American Spikenard

American Persimmon 1 PE01 Disc Golf Tee Pad

Jostaberry 3 JO01

3 CA01 Carolina Allspice

Existing Trees New Jersey Tea 3 NJ01 Clove Currant 12 CL01

3 NC01 Nanking Cherry

Saskatoon 2 SK04

13 DG01 Dyer's Greenwood 2 TB01 Thornless Blackberry

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3 DG01 Dyer's Greenwood Pawpaw 2 ST02 1 SK04 Saskatoon

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6 HB01 Honeyberry 'Borealis' 3 HB02 Honeyberry 'Aurora' Dwarf Apple 1 AP02

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Dwarf European Pear 4 EP01 2 SG01 Switch Grass Dwarf Sour Cherry 2 SC01

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1 RC01 Red Currant Dwarf European Plum 3 AP03

Elderberry 'York' 2 EB01

3 CB04 Black Aronia Berry

3 BC02 Black Currant

Elderberry 'Nova' 5 EB02 2 NJ01 New Jersey Tea

Dwarf Peach 1 PH03

9 GB01 Gooseberry Bush Cherry 9 BC01 New Jersey Tea 3 NJ01 New Jersey Tea 3 NJ01

1 SK04 Saskatoon 6 JO01 Jostaberry

Clove Currant 'Crandall' 3 CL02

Dwarf Red Mulberry 2 MB02

Carolina Allspice 3 CA01 3 SC01 Dwarf Sour Cherry 3 BP01 Beach Plum

Jostaberry 5 JO01

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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Plant Design - North Trees and Shrubs

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 20'

6 CC02 Wolly Sweet Cicely

Zig Zag Goldenrod 3 GR01

6 GK01 Good King Henry 4 VV01 Blue Vervain

Black Currant 3 BC02

6 YA01 Yarrow 6 MW03 Common Milkweed Asparagus Alley-802.191 sq ft Asparagus 200 / AS01

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3 GR01 Zig Zag Goldenrod 6 CC02 Wolly Sweet Cicely 6 GK01 Good King Henry 6 VV01 Blue Vervain

Broadleaf Sage 12 CS01

4 YA01 Yarrow

Lovage 3 LV02 Rhubarb 5 RB02

7 MW03 Common Milkweed 5 RB02 Rhubarb

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6 CS01 Broadleaf Sage

Zig Zag Goldenrod 6 GR01

Yarrow 10 YA01 Butterfly Weed 8 BW01 10 BF02 Blanket Flower

3 CO01 Comfrey

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6 BB01 Bee Balm 3 AS02 Sky Blue Aster 12 BB01 Bee Balm

Broadleaf Sage 25 CS01

Pathway to Parking Lot 4 AH01 Anise Hyssop

Orchard Ground Cover-11894.526 sq ft Dwarf Yarrow 1057 / WY01 Wild Strawberry 792 / SW03 White Clover 1057 / WC01 Oregano 297 / OG02 Self-Heal 297 / SH02 Creeping Thyme 264 / CT03 Roman Chamomile 264 / CH01 Onion Chives 264 / CN01 Garlic Chives 264 / CN02 Egyptian Walking Onion 39 / CN03 Daffodil 105 / DF01

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Lupine 9 LU01 54 BF02 Blanket Flower

Rhubarb 3 RB02

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3 BW01 Butterfly Weed

Lovage 1 LV02

1 RC01 Red Currant

19 BL01 Balloon Flower 11 AH01 Anise Hyssop

Comfrey 2 CO01

9 LV01 Lovage 4 RB02 Rhubarb

Good King Henry 5 GK01

6 BW01 Butterfly Weed 7 YA01 Yarrow

Rhubarb 1 RB02

Common Milkweed 5 MW03

6 HQ01 Huang-qi

Blue Vervain 4 VV01 Wolly Sweet Cicely 5 CC02

6 JO01 Jostaberry

Comfrey 2 CO01

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6 PC04 Purple Coneflower

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Plant Design - North Herbs and Flowers

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 20'

3 DG01 Dyer's Greenwood Pawpaw 2 ST02

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1 SK04 Saskatoon 6 HB01 Honeyberry 'Borealis' 3 HB02 Honeyberry 'Aurora' Dwarf Apple 1 AP02

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Dwarf European Pear 4 EP01 2 SG01 Switch Grass Dwarf Sour Cherry 2 SC01

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1 RC01 Red Currant Dwarf European Plum 3 AP03

Elderberry 'York' 2 EB01

3 BC02 Black Currant

3 CB04 Black Aronia Berry

Elderberry 'Nova' 5 EB02 2 NJ01 New Jersey Tea

Dwarf Peach 1 PH03

9 GB01 Gooseberry Bush Cherry 9 BC01 New Jersey Tea 3 NJ01 New Jersey Tea 3 NJ01

1 SK04 Saskatoon 6 JO01 Jostaberry

Clove Currant 'Crandall' 3 CL02

Dwarf Red Mulberry 2 MB02

Carolina Allspice 3 CA01

3 SC01 Dwarf Sour Cherry 3 BP01 Beach Plum

Jostaberry 5 JO01

Black Aronia Berry 4 CB04

6 BC02 Black Currant

Nanking Cherry 1 NC01

3 HN01 Hybrid Hazelnut 2 NJ01 New Jersey Tea

4 SK03 Regent Serviceberry

6 CB04 Black Aronia Berry 2 AP02 Dwarf Apple

Dwarf Sea Buckthorn 7 SB03 1 NJ01 New Jersey Tea American Persimmon 1 PE01

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1 PH03 Dwarf Peach Dwarf Peach 1 PH03 3 BC01 Bush Cherry

Thornless Blackberry 2 TB01 Raspberry 18 RB01 Semi-Dwarf European Pear 1 EP02 Honeyberry 'Borealis' 5 HB01 Honeyberry 'Aurora' 3 HB02 Disc Golf Basket

Switch Grass 2 SG01

Clove Currant 'Crandall' 3 CL02 Jostaberry 3 JO01

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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Plant Design - South Trees and Shrubs

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 20'

3 AS02 Sky Blue Aster 12 BB01 Bee Balm

Broadleaf Sage 25 CS01

Pathway to Parking Lot 4 AH01 Anise Hyssop

Orchard Ground Cover-11894.526 sq ft Dwarf Yarrow 1057 / WY01 Wild Strawberry 792 / SW03 White Clover 1057 / WC01 Oregano 297 / OG02 Self-Heal 297 / SH02 Creeping Thyme 264 / CT03 Roman Chamomile 264 / CH01 Onion Chives 264 / CN01 Garlic Chives 264 / CN02 Egyptian Walking Onion 39 / CN03 Daffodil 105 / DF01

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Lupine 9 LU01 54 BF02 Blanket Flower

Rhubarb 3 RB02

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1 RC01 Red Currant

3 BW01 Butterfly Weed

Lovage 1 LV02

19 BL01 Balloon Flower

Comfrey 2 CO01

11 AH01 Anise Hyssop

9 LV01 Lovage 4 RB02 Rhubarb

Good King Henry 5 GK01

6 BW01 Butterfly Weed 7 YA01 Yarrow 6 HQ01 Huang-qi

Rhubarb 1 RB02

Common Milkweed 5 MW03 Blue Vervain 4 VV01 Wolly Sweet Cicely 5 CC02

6 JO01 Jostaberry

Comfrey 2 CO01

7 YA01 Yarrow

24 CO01 Comfrey

6 PC04 Purple Coneflower 3 HQ01 Huang-qi 32 WB01 Wood Betony 1 LV02 Lovage

Lupine 8 LU01

14 LU01 Lupine 22 LU01 Lupine

Rhubarb 4 RB02

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1 LV02 Lovage 5 CO01 Comfrey

Huang-qi 3 HQ01 Blanket Flower 5 BF02

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Raspberry Ground Cover-299.216 sq ft Red Clover 26 / WC02 Self-Heal 29 / SH02 Creeping Thyme 14 / CT03 Oregano 14 / OG02

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Strawberry Fields-1159.077 sq ft Garden Strawberry 231 / SB01 French Sorrel 28 / FS01 Red Clover 28 / WC02

Wetherby Park Edible Forest Plant Design - South Herbs and Flowers

Comfrey 1 CO01

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents

Scale: 1" = 20'

ID AH01 AP02 AP03 AS01 AS02 BB01 BC01 BC02 BF02 BL01 BP01 BW01 CA01 CB04 CC02 CH01 CL01 CL02 CN01 CN02 CN03 CO01 CS01 CT03 DF01 DG01 EB01 EB02 EP01 EP02 FS01 GB01 GK01 GR01 HB01 HB02 HN01 HQ01 JO01 LU01 LV02 MB02 MW03 NC01 NJ01 OG02 PC04 PE01 PH03 RB01 RB02 RC01 SB01 SB03 SC01 SG01 SH02 SK03 SK04 SN01 ST02 SW03 TB01 VV01 WB01 WC01 WC02 WY01 YA01

Qty 15 3 3 200 3 18 12 12 69 19 3 17 6 13 17 264 12 6 264 264 39 108 43 278 105 16 2 5 4 1 77 9 17 12 11 6 3 15 20 53 15 2 18 4 14 311 6 2 3 18 27 4 628 7 5 6 326 4 4 6 2 792 4 14 32 1057 103 1057 34

Common Name Anise Hyssop Dwarf Apple Dwarf European Plum Asparagus Sky Blue Aster Bee Balm Bush Cherry Black Currant Blanket Flower Balloon Flower Beach Plum Butterfly Weed Carolina Allspice Black Aronia Berry Wolly Sweet Cicely Roman Chamomile Clove Currant Clove Currant 'Crandall' Onion Chives Garlic Chives Egyptian Walking Onion Comfrey Broadleaf Sage Creeping Thyme Daffodil Dyer's Greenwood Elderberry 'York' Elderberry 'Nova' Dwarf European Pear Semi-Dwarf European Pear French Sorrel Gooseberry Good King Henry Zig Zag Goldenrod Honeyberry 'Borealis' Honeyberry 'Aurora' Hybrid Hazelnut Huang-qi Jostaberry Lupine Lovage Dwarf Red Mulberry Common Milkweed Nanking Cherry New Jersey Tea Oregano Purple Coneflower American Persimmon Dwarf Peach Raspberry Rhubarb Red Currant Garden Strawberry Dwarf Sea Buckthorn Dwarf Sour Cherry Switch Grass Self-Heal Regent Serviceberry Saskatoon American Spikenard Pawpaw Wild Strawberry Thornless Blackberry Blue Vervain Wood Betony White Clover Red Clover Dwarf Yarrow Yarrow

Genus / Species / Cultivar Agastache foeniculum Malus x Prunus domestica Asparagus officinalis Aster azureus Monarda fistulosa Prunus japonica Ribes nigrum Gaillardia aristata Platycodon grandiflorum Prunus maritima Ecos Asclepias tuberosa Calycanthus floridus Aronia melanocarpa Osmorhiza claytonii Chamaemelum nobile Ribes odoratum Ribes odoratum Allium schoenoprasum Allium tuberosum Allium cepa proliferum Symphytum x uplandicum 'Russian Bocking 14' Salvia officinalis Thymus praecox Narcissus hybrids Genista tinctoria 'Royal Gold' Sambucus canadensis 'York' Sambucus canadensis 'Nova' Pyrus communis Pyrus communis Rumex acetosa 'Profusion' Ribes uva-crispa Chenopodium bonus-henricus Solidago flexicaulis Lonicera caerulea 'Edulis' Lonicera caerulea 'Edulis' Corylus spp Astragalus membranaceus Ribes x culverwellii Lupinus Levisticum officinale Morus rubra 'Geraldi Dwarf' Asclepias syriaca Prunus tomentosa Ceanothus americanus Origanum vulgare Echinacea purpurea Diospyros virginiana Prunus persica Rubus idaeus Rheum x cultorum Ribes silvestre Fragaria ananassa Hippophae rhamnoides cv. Prunus cerasus Panicum virgatum Prunella vulgaris Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent' Amelanchier alnifolia Aralia racemosa Asimina triloba Fragaria virginiana Rubus Verbena hastata Stachys officinalis Trifolium repens 'Dutch White' Trifolium pratense Achillea tomentosa Achillea millefolium

Remarks Supports birds. Gen. nectary: Jul - Sept. Used for tea. Midwest native. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Gold Rush, Crimson Crisp, Liberty, Enterprise, Jonafree, Williams Pride. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Mount Royal, Stanley Edible shoots. Cultivars: Jersey Giant, Jersey Knight. Plant in spring. Gen./Spec. nectary: Aug - Oct. Supports birds. Iowa native. Gen. nectary: Jun - Sep. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Used for tea. Midwest native. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Cultivars: Joel, Jan, Joy. Gen. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Cultivars: Ben Sarek, Blackdown, Goliath. Gen./Spec. nectary: May - Sep. Gen. nectary: Jun - Aug. Medicinal. Cultivar: Nana Gen. nectary: Jul - Aug. Midwest native. Gen. nectary: Jun - Jul. Fragrant bark, leaves, and flowers. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Cultivars: Nero, Viking Gen./Spec. nectary: May - June. Edible leaves, roots, and seeds. Medicinal. Supports lacewings and parasitoid wasps. Short-lived, but self-seeds. Midwest native. Gen./Spec. nectary: Apr - Jun. Accumulates nutrients. Gen. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Wonderful aroma. Gen. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Wonderful aroma. Gen. nectary: Jun - Aug. Accumulates K, Ca. Edible leaves. Gen. nectary: Jun - Aug. Edible leaves. Edible leaves and bulb. Gen. nectary: Jun - Jul. Accumulates nutrients: K, P, Ca, Cu, Fe, Mg. Very persistent. Other cultivars are expansive. Gen. nectary: Jul - Sept. Culinary herb. Gen. nectary: Jun - Jul. Edible leaves. Wonderful aroma. Gen. nectary: Apr Fixes nitrogen. Gen. nectary: Jun - Aug. Gen./Spec. nectary: Jun - Jul. Edible fruit. Attracts hummingbirds. Gen./Spec. nectary: Jun - Jul. Edible fruit. Attracts hummingbirds. Gen. nectary: May. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Harrow Delight, Moonglow, Warren. Gen. nectary: May. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Harrow Delight, Moonglow, Warren. Edible leaves. Accumulates nutrients: K, P, Ca, Fe, Na. Gen./Spec. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Poorman, Invicta, Hinnonmaki Red. Edible leaves. Gen./Spec. nectary: Aug - Oct. Used for tea. Midwest native. Edible fruit. Edible fruit. Provides pollen: Apr - May. Edible nuts. Gen. nectary: Jun - Sep. Fixes nitrogen. Medicinal roots. Gen. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Cultivars: Jostaki, Jostagranda. Fixes nitrogen. Gen./Spec. nectary: May - Jul. Supports lacewings and parasitoid wasps. Edible foliage. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Gen. nectary: Jul - Aug. Midwest native. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Gen./Spec. nectary: Jun - Jul. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Fixes nitrogen. Used for tea. Midwest native. Gen. nectary: Jul - Aug. Edible leaves. Gen. nectary: Jun - Aug. Medicinal properties. Edible fruit. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Reliance, Redhaven Edible fruit. Expansive: Rhizome barrier recommended. Summer-bearing: Killarney, Taylor, Titan (thornless). Fall-bearing: Caroline, Heritage, Autumn Bliss. Yellow: Anne. Edible stems. Cultivars: Canada Red, Crimson Red, Valentine. Gen. nectary: Apr. Edible fruit. Supports birds and hummingbirds. Cultivars: Red Lake, Pink Champagne, Albatross. Avoid full sun. Edible fruit. Expansive ground cover. Fixes nitrogen. Edible fruit. Gen. nectary: May - Jun. Edible fruit. Cultivars: Montmorency, English Morello, Northstar Midwest native. Running ground cover. Medicinal properties. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Thicket-forming. Midwest native. Edible fruit. Supports birds. Midwest native. Cultivars: Northline, Nelson, Martin, Thiessen, Honeywood, Smokey. Edible berries and shoots. Thicket forming. Edible fruit. Can be coppiced. Must be shaded in first 2-3 years of growth. Edible fruit. Expansive ground cover. American native. Gen. nectary: Jun. Edible fruit. Cultivar: Triplecrown Gen. nectary: Jul - Sept. Medicinal Gen. nectary: Jul - Sept. Medicinal properties. Gen. nectary. Supports beneficial insects. Clumping ground cover. Fixes nitrogen. Other cultivars may be aggressive. Gen. nectary. Fixes nitrogen. Plant from inoculated seed. Gen./Spec. nectary: Jun - Sept. Accumulates nutrients: K, P, Cu. Medicinal. Supports lacewings, parasitoid wasps, and spiders. Gen./Spec. nectary: Jun - Sept. Accumulates nutrients: K, P, Cu. Medicinal. Supports lacewings, parasitoid wasps, and spiders.

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Wetherby Park Edible Forest Plant Schedule

2/24/2015 Designed By: Fred Meyer and Iowa City Residents