Originally designed for Meriill Lynch. Dish Network now owns the Property. EDAW designed a wildflower seed mixture of twenty-seven different plants for hydroseeding the swale and side slopes. Actually, Slopetame2 is in the center of the swale and Grasspave2 mats flank each side. Each year the site gets more mature with flowers and larger plants. The rings and fabric from Slopetame2 are holding soils in place to allow sufficient time for plant development. Stormwater roof runoff is channeled into the swale through pipe drains. A series of horizontal terraces encourage percolation into soils.

Twenty-seven wildflower seeds were used to give this beautiful wilderness prairie appearance.

Looking down the swale, the vegetation is dense after several years of native plant growth

The June growth is mostly shrubs shown at the high spot and low yellow flowering plants. Later in the summer, other wildflowers will be present.

A close up shot shows how nearly all the rings are covered with roots and plants.

Overview of swale during mat installation, showing the lower section, curving toward the golf course.