PROPAGATION - JLPN

1 THE FOUNDATION FOR GROWING EXCELLENCE2017-18 CATALOGPROPAGATIONDBA: LEW S LAKESHORE NURSERYF ront cover: Truncatum Maple Above: Paperbark MapleAll photos by John LewisGreetings to all Friends,Do you ever laugh at the words that came out of your own mouth? 18 years ago, when I was 23 and working in commercial contracting, my dad, Bill Lewis, came to me and said, I know you aren t happy where you are, and the industry is doing pretty good. If you ever wanted to get involved, I think there s some things we could grow, that my customers are looking for. Growing up, I always defiantly said, Getting into the nursery business would be the last thing I d ever do. That statement became a funny story of irony in my life, and I got to be the main character. It still makes me started as an off-shoot of Lew s Lakeshore Nursery. Lew s grew bare-root field grown seedlings for the use of grafting and budding understock.

2 The focus of JLPN was going to be and still is container seedlings and rooted cuttings, which at the time was un-charted territory for us. Low and behold, after a few seasons, we found our focus, a customer base, and started turning out a product, of great value to our customers. The first 3 years for JLPN were the learning grounds, funded 100% by my dad with a level of faith in me, that I m yet to fully comprehend. We spent a lot of his money learning what wasn t going to make us money, and spent money to find out what would. At the end of the 3 years, in 2003, as promised, the financial strings were cut, and JLPN was off on its own to survive in the real world. In early 2005, Bill decided it was a good time to retire from the industry, and sold Lew s Lakeshore to my wife and I. Shortly after the sale, in his first year of retirement, he penned a book titled, The Perfect Time to Sell a Nursery. Clearly a joke, but nobody saw what lie ahead with the economy in 2006.

3 Doubling up our company, and instantly plummeting into the red for the next 6 years was challenging, but the family support was there, all the we are now, in our 18th season as JLPN, and my 18th year in the industry, the same number of years my dad worked in the nursery industry building a future for us. As we continue to move forward and grow in the industry, the lessons and guidance taught by, and learned from my father, still hold as much relevance today, as they did 18 years ago. Regardless of how many other things have changed, creating value to your customer through quality, consistency, and reliability year after year is still paramount. We ve built a lasting reputation by repeating those steps for 5 decades and 3 generations. The lessons learned from my father, became the fabric, that got us through some big challenges. I d like to say to my customers, have a happy and healthy year. Bless the mothers, fathers, wives and kids of nursery owners, for the sacrifice they make to help and support the success of our family industry.

4 The foundation, success and the roots of JLPN, come from elements taught to me, by my father and the support of my mother, wife and kids, I couldn t have done it without you. Thank you,John Lewis, PresidentNURSERY LOCATION: 5440 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301 MAILING ADDRESS: 1118 Lancaster Drive NE #409 Salem, Oregon 97301 PHONE: 1-877-490-7844, 503-373-9781 FAX: 503-373-9876 E-MAIL: Lewis Family: Crystal, Marley, Trystan and JohnBill, John and CrystalSEEDLINGS1 Farwest ShowPortland, ORBooth #12011, 12013 August 23 25, 2017 Green and Growin Greensboro, #1123, 1222 January 15 19, 2018 John Lewis PresidentCrystal Lewis Vice PresidentAll photos by John LOCATION: 5440 State StreetSalem, Oregon 97301 MAILING ADDRESS: 1118 Lancaster Drive NE #409 Salem, Oregon 97301 PHONE: Free Sales ManagerAmy Wagner Sales/Office Manager John Pederson (Peder) Shipping/ PROPAGATION ManagerJeremy Powell Field ManagerMinimum order is $500 Credit card payment surcharge of $30 packing fee per wood crate (400-500 plants per crate)$50 fee for Phytosanitary CertificateWill call No charge for loading full flats.

5 Stacking pots charged at 5% of total container surcharge on international surcharge for root discount on fall orders prepay by July discount on spring orders prepay by November on Anderson Band Pot$.14 eachDeposit on Anderson Band Quarts$.17 eachDeposit on Anderson HD Poly Flat$ eachORDERDETAILS3 Betula pendulaEuropean White Birch .. 16 Betula populifoliaWhite Spire Birch ..16 Carpinus betulusEuropean Hornbeam ..16 Carpinus carolinianaAmerican Hornbeam ..16 Celtis occidentalisHackberry ..17 Cercidiphyllum japonicumKatsura Tree ..17 Cercis canadensisEastern Redbud.. 17 Chionanthus retususChinese Fringetree .. 17 Chionanthus virginicusWhite Fringetree .. 17 Cladrastis luteaAmerican Yellowwood ..19 Cornus floridaFlowering Dogwood .. 19 Cornus kousa chinensisChinese Dogwood.. 19 Cornus masCornelian Cherry Dogwood .. 19 Cornus sericeaRedosier Dogwood ..19 Cotinus coggygria Royal Purple Purple Smoketree.

6 20 Crataegus phaenopyrumWashington Hawthorne ..20 Eucommia ulmoidesHardy Rubber Tree ..20 Fagus grandifoliaAmerican Beech..20 Fagus sylvaticaEuropean Beech.. 21 Acer buergerianumTrident Maple .. 7 Acer campestreHedge Maple .. 7 Acer ginnala Flame Flame Amur Maple .. 7 Acer griseumPaperbark Maple .. 7 Acer palmatumGreen Japanese Maple .. 7 Acer palmatum atropurpureumRed Japanese Maple .. 8 Acer platanoidesNorway Maple.. 8 Acer pseudoplatanusSycamore Maple.. 8 Acer x freemaniiArmstrong .. 8 Acer x freemaniiAutumn Blaze .. 8 Acer x freemaniiAutumn Fantasy ..10 Acer x freemaniiCelebration ..10 Acer x freemaniiSienna Glen ..10 Acer rubrumRed Maple ..10 Acer rubrumAutumn Flame ..10 Acer rubrumBrandywine .. 11 Acer rubrumBurgundy Belle .. 11 Acer rubrumMarmo .. 11 Acer rubrumOctober Glory .. 11 Acer rubrumRed Sunset .. 11 Acer rubrumSomerset.. 13 Acer rubrumSummer Red ..13 Acer rubrumSun Valley.

7 13 Acer saccharinumSilver Maple ..13 Acer saccharumSugar Maple ..13 Acer tataricumTatarian Maple.. 13 Acer tataricumHot Wings .. 14 Acer truncatumShantung Maple.. 14 Albizia Wilson Mimosa.. 14 Amelanchier canadensisShadblow Serviceberry.. 14 Amelanchier laevisAllegheny Serviceberry.. 14 Amelanchier lamarckiiLamarki Serviceberry.. 15 Betula Jacquemontii Whitebark Himalayan Birch .. 15 Betula nigra Select Special Select River Birch .. 15 Betula nigra Clump Special Select River Birch .. 15 Betula nigra Dura Heat .. 15 Betula nigra Cully Heritage .. 16 Betula papyriferaPaper Birch .. 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS4 Platanus x acerifolia Columbia'Columbia London Planetree ..26 Platanus x acerifolia Exclamation Exclamation London Planetree ..27 Populus tremuloidesQuaking Aspen ..27 Prunus aviumMazzard Cherry ..27 Prunus cerasifera VFMyrobolan Plum..27 Prunus cerasiferaKrauter Vesuvius Plum.

8 27 Prunus cerasiferaThundercloud Plum..28 Prunus x cistenaPurpleleaf Sand Cherry..28 Prunus mahaleb VFMahaleb Cherry ..28 Prunus serrulataKwanzan Cherry..28 Prunus Snofozam Snowfountain Cherry ..28 Prunus v. Schubert Canada Red Chokecherry ..28 Prunus virginianaSucker Punch Chokecherry ..30 Pyrus calleryanaCallery Pear ..30 Pyrus communisCommon Pear ..30 Quercus accutissimaSawtooth Oak ..30 Quercus albaWhite Oak ..30 Quercus bicolorSwamp White Oak .. 31 Quercus coccineaScarlet Oak .. 31 Quercus imbricariaShingle/Laurel Oak ..31 Quercus macrocarpaBur Oak .. 31 Quercus muehlenbergiiChinkapin Oak.. 31 Quercus nuttalliiNuttall Oak..32 Quercus palustrisPin Oak..32 Quercus phellosWillow Oak..32 Quercus roburEnglish Oak ..32 Quercus robur fastigiata Columnar English Oak ..32 Quercus rubraNorthern Red Oak..32 Quercus shumardiiShumard Oak ..34 Robinia pseudoacaciaBlack Locust..34 Sorbus aucupariaEuropean Mountain Ash.

9 34 Stewartia pseudocamelliaJapanese Stewartia..34 Styrax japonicusJapanese Snowbell ..34 Styrax japonicus JLWeeping Marleys Pink ..37 Syringa pekinensisPeking Lilac ..37 Syringa reticulata Ivory Silk Ivory Silk Tree Lilac ..37 Syringa vulgarisCommon Purple Lilac..37 Taxodium distichumBald Cypress..37 Tilia cordataLittleleaf Linden..38 Tilia tomentosaSilver Linden..38 Ulmus americanaAmerican Elm ..38 Ulmus Harmony Elm ..38 Ulmus Elm ..38 Ulmus Forge ..39 Ulmus parvifoliaChinese Lacebark Elm ..39 Ulmus pumilaSiberian Elm ..39 Zelkova serrata Japanese Zelkova..39 Fraxinus pennsylvanicaGreen Ash ..21 Ginkgo bilobaMaidenhair Tree ..21 Gleditsia triacanthosThornless Honeylocust ..21 Gymnocladus dioicaKentucky Coffeetree ..22 Hamamelis virginianaCommon Witchhazel ..22 Hydrangea quercifoliaSnow Queen..22 Koelreuteria paniculataGoldenraintree ..22 Laburnum anagyroidesGoldenchain Tree ..22 Liquidambar styracifluaAmerican Sweetgum.

10 22 Liriodendron tulipiferaTulip Tree..23 Magnolia kobusKobus Magnolia ..23 Magnolia virginianaSweetbay Magnolia ..23 Magnolia virginiana Moonglow' Moonglow ..23 Malus dolgo Dolgo Crabapple ..23 Malus domesticaCommon Apple ..25 Metasequoia glyptostroboidesDawn Redwood ..25 Morus alba tataricaWhite Mulberry ..25 Nyssa sylvaticaBlack/Sour Gum..25 Ostrya virginianaAmerican Hophornbeam..25 Parrotia persica Persian Parrotia/Ironwood..25 Parrotia persica JLColumnar Persian Spire Ironwood ..26 Parrotia persicaVanessa Ironwood ..26 Pistacia chinensisChinese Pistache ..26 Platanus x acerifolia Bloodgood Bloodgood London Planetree ..265 Green Japanese Maple6 Acer buergerianum25 Trident Maple zone 5 ABPEACHPER 500 Native to Japan, Trident Maple is widely known for its use in bonsai due to the leaves keeping good reductive form. Mature specimens add very attractive shape and color to landscapes with its orange tinged exfoliating scaled bark and vibrant yellow, orange and red fall color.