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|  | *The inclusion of vegetation with a variety of moisture tolerances ensures that the bioretention cell will adapt to a variety of weather conditions. |  | *The inclusion of vegetation with a variety of moisture tolerances ensures that the bioretention cell will adapt to a variety of weather conditions. | 
|  | *Proper spacing must be provided for above-ground and below-ground utilities, and adjacent infrastructure. |  | *Proper spacing must be provided for above-ground and below-ground utilities, and adjacent infrastructure. | 
| − | *Where possible, a combination of native trees, shrubs, and perennial herbaceous | + | *Where possible, a combination of native trees, shrubs, and perennial herbaceous materials should be used. | 
| − | materials should be used. |  | 
|  | *A planting mix with evergreen and woody plants will provide appealing textures and colors year round, but they may not be appropriate for snow storage areas. |  | *A planting mix with evergreen and woody plants will provide appealing textures and colors year round, but they may not be appropriate for snow storage areas. | 
|  | *In areas where less maintenance will be provided and where trash accumulation in shrubbery or herbaceous plants is a concern, consider a “turf and trees” landscaping model. |  | *In areas where less maintenance will be provided and where trash accumulation in shrubbery or herbaceous plants is a concern, consider a “turf and trees” landscaping model. | 
|  | *If trees are to be used, or the bioretention is located in a shaded location, then ensure that the chosen herbaceous plants are shade tolerant.   |  | *If trees are to be used, or the bioretention is located in a shaded location, then ensure that the chosen herbaceous plants are shade tolerant.   | 
|  | *Spaces for herbaceous flowering plants can be included. This may be attractive at a community entrance location or in a residential rain garden. |  | *Spaces for herbaceous flowering plants can be included. This may be attractive at a community entrance location or in a residential rain garden. | 
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|  | Tables for identifying ideal species for bioretention are found in the [[Plant lists]]. See [[plant selection]] and [[planting design]] for supporting advice. |  | Tables for identifying ideal species for bioretention are found in the [[Plant lists]]. See [[plant selection]] and [[planting design]] for supporting advice. |