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CERTIFIED PRACTICING
HORTICULTURIST REPORT
(SAMPLE)
DEFINITIONS
1. Weeding; taking out unwanted plants.
2. Forking; loosening the soil around base of the plants until 300mm deep without damaging roots
of the plants
3. Mulching; cover soil at the base of the plant with compost. Thickness of the compost shall be
100mm.
4. Fertilizer application; broadcasting the fertilizer (organic or inorganic) at base of plants. The rate
shall be approximately 100gm per plants.
COMPLETED WORKS
Picture # 1
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Weeding and forking have been done for Ixora planting bed.
Mulching is recommended to prevent weed growing.
2nd CPH Report, September 2012, 51 Grange Rd
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Picture #2
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Weeding and forking have been done for Ixora planting bed.
Mulching is recommended to prevent weed growing.
Picture #3
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Weeding and forking have been done for Sensevieria trifasciata planting bed.
Mulching is recommended to prevent weed growing.
2nd CPH Report, September 2012, 51 Grange Rd
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Picture #4
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Weeding and forking have been done for Bougainvillea plant.
Mulching is recommended to prevent weed growing.
Picture #5
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Weeding and forking have been done for Ixora planting bed.
Mulching is recommended to prevent weed growing.
2nd CPH Report, September 2012, 51 Grange Rd
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Picture #6
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Dracaena fragrans has been pruned.
Picture #7
4 Sep 2012
18 Sep 2012
Hibiscus schizopetalus plant has been pruned.
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WORKS TO BE DONE
Picture #1
Observation
Weeds observed at the base of Murraya paniculata plant.
Recommendation
Weeding, forking and mulching are recommended.
Picture #2
Observation
Wedelia plants are exhibiting drought
symptom.
Recommendation
Watering is recommended.
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Picture #3
Observation
1. Ficus nitida observed to be overgrown.
2. Wedelia plants are exhibiting drought symptom.
Recommendation
1. Ficus plant should be reshaped.
2. Watering is recommended for Wedelia.
Picture #4
Observation
Weeds observed in Sensevieria trifasciata
planting bed.
Recommendation
Weeding, forking and mulching are
recommended.
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Picture #5
Observation
Wedelia plants are growing into the drain.
Recommendation
The plants should be pruned according to red line in picture.
Picture #6
Observation
Wedelia plants are growing into the drain.
Recommendation
The plants should be pruned according to red line in
picture.
2nd CPH Report, September 2012, 51 Grange Rd
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Inspected by
Tin Zaw Aung.
B. Ag.
ISA Certified Arborist, SG-0295A
Certified Practising Horticulturist, CPH-SG-09/003
2nd CPH Report, September 2012, 51 Grange Rd
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