Large Palm Planting Detail Plan Section With One Meter Root Ball

 This AutoCAD drawing presents a large palm planting detail with a clear plan and section layout prepared for professional landscape and site development works. The drawing explains correct palm positioning with a one-meter minimum root ball, compacted planting mixture, and trunk protection wrapped with hempen soak. The section clearly illustrates two-centimeter straw mulching, soil backfilling, and tamping to prevent settlement soak around the root zone. Elevated soil ridges of one hundred to two hundred millimeters abovethe surrounding ground are shown to support proper watering and drainage control. Pine tree stakes with a minimum size of one hundred by fifty millimeters are placed at an angle to stabilize the palm against wind direction and ensure vertical growth.

The plan view explains the staking arrangement around the trunk with tied supports and wrapped trunk protection for long-term stability. This large palm planting detail plan is suitable for landscape architects, civil engineers, and designers working on urban landscape layouts, resort planning, and public space greenery integration. The drawing supports accurate site execution with planting depth guidance, root ball positioning, and soil layering logic. This AutoCAD file helps improve construction coordination, reduce on-site errors, and maintain consistent planting standards across large-scale landscape projects requiring durable palm tree installation methods.