HOGANSVILLE, GEORGIA 15 
Albizzia julibrissin (Mimosa). Small tree; low 
spreading top; foliage finely pinnate and pink 
flowers in summer. 
Each 
BLO" Oxf CCGe a er ta 1.50 
6° tOve st Cetwe es ses 2.00 
8 to. 10 feetss se ate 3.00 
Cornus florida (White Dogwood). White blossoms 
in early spring; foliage attractive all summer; 
in fall, colors beautifully with brilliant scarlet 
berries. . 
22tOer a: (eater eek £75 
3100; 4 :feet. ams & 1.25 
Ato. bifeete er fe. 2.00 
Or tOg 0. LeCt es ae ee 3.00 
6 LOptouk eel enc ee) 3.15 
60.10 st ce tiet eee ah 4.50 
Cornus florida plena (Double Flowering Dogwood). 
Very double, showy white blooms appear about . 
ten days later than those of Cornus Florida. 
Large red berries hang on late into winter. 
18 toi24 mches:3 = = 1.25 
2 tO morleeh eae ee TID 
3b tOeA feet hea 2.50 
AO Del CCtES ee eaee 3.00 
Cornus florida rubra (Pink Dogwood). Similar 
to the white, except that its flowers are pink. 
18 to 24 inches_______._._____. 125 
2 fOw oul CCte oe Se Iei5 
5 to2A feet oe = 2.50 
AOD LCC rec ea 3.50 
Magnolia grandiflora (Southern Magnolia). Has 
beautiful evergreen heavy, shining foliage; in 
summer and fall produces large pearly-white 
flowers 6 to 8 inches across. 
OFCO LOCUS 1.50 
Satoe Aci Cette as ee Ee 
4 to obiee be ee i 3.00 
5 toe O-leeb ere 5.00 
Goto eleeta ee 7.50 
Petou! SF eCustee se koa 10.00 
Sto2l0 feet eee ee 12.50 
10:toslZ: feet ees 15.00 
(9etOc 4 ecte ce 20.00 
Quercus coccinea (Scarlet Oak). Large, open, 
round-headed tree; leaves turn a brilliant scar- 
let in autumn. 
Sito. feel. sos. 4.00 
10xtosi2 feet. 6.00 
