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<br /> EXHIBIT E (Cont'd) <br /> <br /> 150 to 250 plants per acre in a clumped pattern where soil condi- <br />' tions occur as described above for the seeding. <br /> It is reasonable to expect that a low success rate will <br /> occur with the shrubs, but if only a few germinate and grow in a <br /> few clumps, the rest of the area will be naturally seeded. If <br /> possible, transplants from existing clumps in areas where mining <br /> will soon occur should be used. If this is done, and this is the <br /> preferred method, then the seeding and/or planting of shrubs as <br /> <br /> recommended above should not be done unless transplant failure <br />' occurs. <br /> No trees are recommended to be planted as they would produce <br />' an aesthetically deviated landscape. <br /> Fertilizer. There is a high likelihood that fertilizer <br /> d <br /> amen <br />ments may be necessary on these soils. The amount and mix- <br />, ture would have to be determined on a site-by-site basis. Prior <br /> to planting, one complete soil analysis should be done and the <br />' mixture designed from that data. It is reasonable to expect that <br /> most of the soils will need nitrogen and phosphorous additions. <br />' 4lulch <br />At thi <br />rti <br />l <br />it <br />th <br />f <br />l <br />h <br />lti <br />t <br />l <br /> . <br />s pa <br />cu <br />ar s <br />e <br />e use o <br />a mu <br />ma <br />c <br />u <br />e <br />y <br />I would be of little value as spring winds would blow it away. The <br /> rocky soil itself will provide some mulch value and produce <br />' favorable microenvironments. <br /> No irrigation should be used. The vegetation should be <br />' ex <br />osed to the extremes of the environment from the first <br />or <br /> p <br />, <br />1 severe diebacks may occur. <br /> <br /> <br />17 <br />