2014 Losely Wholesale Catalog - Herman Losely & Son, Inc.

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SUMMER FIELD DAY 2014Herman Losely& Son, Inc.is proud to announcewe will be hosting the47th Annual NGLCOSummer Field DayTuesday, August 12th, 2014jiWe hope you will join us.We love showing off ourUnique & Specimen Nursery Stockji
AbeliaABELIA x Grandifolia ‘Panache’ (Zone 6) Silver Anniversary AbeliaGlossy Abelia ‘Panache’ is a compact, Height 2 ’rounded shrub grown for its masses of long-lastingwhite flowers and variegated foliage. The leaves of SilverAnniversary are small, oval and bright green with a thin,silvery white edge. The foliage develops a bronze blush in coldweather and the new growth is typically bronzy. Floweringbegins in late spring to early summer and will continueblooming throughout summer and into fall, though the firstflush is the heaviest. In frost-free climates the shrubs will flowerinto winter.1Available in #1, #3 Cont. .......................................................AbeliophyllumABELIOPHYLLUM distichum (Zone 5)White ForsythiaThis plant is related to Forsythia but has smaller Height 4 ’white flowers rather than yellow, that open in earlyspring. It prefers full sun but does not like drought conditions.AbiesAvailable in #1, #3 Cont. .......................................................ABIES alba ‘Pendula’ (Zone 4)Weeping Silver FirDeep green needles striped white Height 10 ’underneath on strongly weeping branches.Plant can become almost contorted with age.1Available in 6’-12’ B&B............................................................ABIES balsamea phanerolepis (Zone 3)Canaan FirGood fragrant blue-green color, more Height 50’densely branched. Will grow in moistsituations and withstand late frosts. Similar toFraser and Balsam Fir in growth and appearance.Available in 5’-7’ B&B .............................................................ABIES borisii regis (Zone 5)Macedonian FirDeep green, soft needled fir. Cross between Height 90’Abies alba and Abies cephalonica.Available in 4’-7’ B&B..............................................................VISIT OUR WEB SITE ATwww.losely.comFOR OUR CURRENT AVAILABILITY—1—
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Page 3 and 4: About the Change in Our Catalog For
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Page 15 and 16: ACER - Continuedjaponicum ‘Woods
Page 17 and 18: ACER - Continuedpalmatum dissectum
Page 19 and 20: ACER - Continuedsaccharum ‘Barret
Page 21 and 22: AESCULUS - Continuedx carnea ‘Ft.
Page 23 and 24: AZALEAS - ContinuedAZALEAS (Evergre
Page 25 and 26: BetulaBETULA nigra (Zone 3)River Bi
Page 27 and 28: BuxusBUXUS x ‘Glencoe’ (Zone 5-
Page 29 and 30: CARPINUS - Continuedcaroliniana (Zo
Page 31 and 32: CercisCERCIS canadensis (Zone 4)Eas
Page 33 and 34: CHAMAECYPARIS - Continuedpisifera
Page 35 and 36: CORNUS - Continuedalternifolia (Zon
Page 37 and 38: CORNUS - Continuedkousa ‘Losely
Page 39 and 40: CorylusCORYLUS avellana ‘Contorta
Page 41 and 42: DiospyrosDIOSPYROS virginiana (Zone
Page 43 and 44: FAGUS - Continuedsylvatica ‘Horiz
Page 45 and 46: FrankliniaFRANKLINIA alatamaha (Zon
Page 47 and 48: GYMNOCLADUS - Continueddioicus ‘E
Page 49 and 50: HIBISCUS - Continueds. ‘Lucy’ (
Page 51 and 52: HYDRANGEA - Continuedpaniculata ‘
Page 53 and 54: HypericumHYPERICUM frondosum ‘Sun
Page 55 and 56: ILEX - Continuedv. ‘Afterglow’
Page 57 and 58: JUNIPER - Continuedconferta ‘Blue
Page 59 and 60: KalmiaKALMIA latifolia (Zone 4)Moun
Page 61 and 62: LiriodendronLIRIODENDRON tulipifera
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MAGNOLIA - Continuedx ‘Golden Sun
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MAGNOLIA - Continuedacuminata ‘Se
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MAGNOLIA - Continuedstellata ‘Chr
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MALUS - Continued‘Sutyzam’ (PP
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NyssaNYSSA sylvatica (Zone 4)Black
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PhysocarpusPHYSOCARPUS opulifolius
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PICEA - Continuedorientalis (Zone 4
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PINUS - Continuedcembra (Zone 3)Swi
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PINUS - Continuedwallichiana (Zone
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PyrusPYRUS ‘Glen’s Form’ (Zon
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RhododendronsRHODODENDRONS**Small l
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RHODODENDRONS - Continued‘Pierce
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SassafrasSASSAFRAS albidum (Zone 4)
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StyphnolobiumSTYPHNOLOBIUM japonicu
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SYRINGA - ContinuedSYRINGA vulgaris
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TAXUS - Continuedcuspidata ‘Nana
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TiliaTILIA americana x euchlora ‘
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UlmusULMUS x ‘Frontier’ (Zone 4
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VACCINIUM - Continued‘North Count
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VIBURNUM - Continuedx ‘Emerald Tr
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VIBURNUM - Continuedp.t. ‘Shoshon
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WEIGELA - Continuedf. ‘Golden Swo
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CHRYSANTHEMUM (Leucanthemum)s. ‘S
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HEMEROCALLIS - Continued‘Purple D
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HOSTA - Continued‘Halcyon‘ (Zon
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LAMIUMmaculatum ‘Purple Dragon’
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VERONICA‘Royal Candles’ (Zone 3
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ORNAMENTAL GRASSES & FERNSATHYRIUMn
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MISCANTHUSsinensis ‘Adagio’ (Zo
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INDEXBotanical Names in Bold Text;
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Japanese Spurge....................
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LOCKWOODCLARKRed MillSalesYardANTIO
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