SABAL palmetto (Cabbage Palm). Tall growing, with a 
large head of fan-shaped leaves. $1.25 per ft., of 
clear trunk. 10 ft. $12.50, 15 ft. $18.75. 
ZAMIA integrifolia. (Coontie). Low-growing cycad with 
palm-like leaves. Splendid for shady location. 
StrOMG DU DSi etter. Ae eet Wieden s Each $1.25 
SHADE TREES 
FOR THE SOUTH 
AUSTRALIAN PINE (Casuarina cunninghamiana). For 
sizes and prices see page 38. 
DOGWOOD (Cornus florida). Excellent for early spring 
bloom. 
For sizes and prices see page 31. 
LOQUAT (Japanese Plum). A medium sized tree with at- 
tractive evergreen foliage and large clusters of yellow 
fruit. Very ornamental. Each 
3200 SEGOMNS suena ie et ee $4.00 
MIMOSA (Albizzia julibrissin). Fast-growing, deciduous 
tree with flat-topped head. Abundance of pink flowers 
in early summer. 
For sizes and prices see page 32. 
OAK, WATER (Quercus aquatica). Tallest and fastest- 
growing type. Nearly evergreen. 
O., LIVE (Q. virginiana). Finest evergreen shade tree for 
the South. 
Above Two: Each 
BS RtOeAmt te is he ee ieee ee ee ee Le Nae $2.50 
AR Og Om FED eee ee Bee Rete ee re sere 4.00 
GEORG att ee oh eee ee eee re eee es Lees 5.75 
Prices of large trees on request. 
REDBUD (Cercis canadensis). Small, deciduous tree pro- 
ducing rosy pink blooms in great profusion. 
For sizes and prices see page 33. 
SWEET GUM (Liquidambar styraciflua). Fast-growing, 
deciduous tree. Foliage turns brilliant red in the fall. 
Each 
Alt OME Om tte DMN Seeces eee eee ee $3.00 
GEtO meet City Bite RR eee ae 4.50 
SRtO mL Out tie Da winreeed were oe ee Oe ye tee aa ee ee 7.00 
MIMOSA 
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