AQUILEGIA 
LONGISSIMA 
(1) The Longest Spurred 
Columbine 
The graceful flowers with spurs 
often over 4 inches long are freely 
produced Easily grown and a 
great addition to the hardy 
garden. 
35c Each . . . $3.50 Dozen 
3 for ttllv 
--CAMPANULA FANNY SENIOR 
CAMPANULA FANNY SENIOR 
(2) Most Free Flowering Campanula We Have 
The first American raised Hybrid Campanula of note. Its large soft blue flowers on 
drooping stems show one of its parents to be Campanula fragilis. While our tests 
show this to be hardy having easily withstood 20° F. in the open we recommend it 
only to those gardeners used to handling unusual plants . 
75c Each a rocknoll introduction o for ^*00 
A beautiful silver foliaged bush- 
let 12 inches high with clusters 
of large silver pink Morning 
Glories at the tip of each stem. 
Quite easily grown but requires 
a winter covering of excelsior. 
25c Each 
5 for 1 oo 
$2.29 Dozen 
A Rocknoll Introduction 
SWEET VIVID ROSE—The Successor to Rosa Rouletti 
Silver 
Morning dory 
(4) Convovulus Cneorum 
SWEET VIVID ROSE 
(3) A Rocknoll Introduction 3 for 
|.29 
50c Each 
An entirely new dwarf rose, vigorous in growth and beautiful in 
flower. Fragrant vivid cerise scarlet appear all through the 
summer. . . The bush is easily grown reaching an ultimate 
height of twelve inches. 
THE SUCCESSOR TO ROSA ROULETTI 
Unlike Rosa Rouletti, the Swiss Alpine rose, Sweet Vivid is large enough to be 
showy in the garden with flowers that are suitable for picking. 
THE RED LUNGWORT 
(5) Pulmonaria rubra 
With light cherry red flowers the spring is welcomed. Flowers in March 
and April in clusters over lush green foliage. A moist spot in the shade 
is all it requires. Introduced from England where stock is rare as it 
sells on sight. 50c Each 
A ROCKNOLL INTRODUCTION £J foi* $1.25 
Any 4 
of these new Plants, * 5 New Plants W QO 
with 1 Sweet Vivid Rose * for Only . . . -R-* 
ORDER BY NUMBER 
Clematis Flowered 
Columbine 
(6) Aquilegia clematiflora 
Absolutely distinct in Petal forma¬ 
tion greatly resembling Clematis. 
Hardy, compact, Free Flowering of 
medium height. Colors in the 
pastel shades of pink and blue. 
Undoubtedly the most distinct 
development in Columbine 
ever made 
25c Each 
5 for 1*°° 
Seed . . . 35c Per Packet 
Check items wanted. 
Print name and 
address—tear off card 
and mail—no postage 
necessary. 
Your order will be 
de!ivere<l as soon 
as possible. 
ROCKNOLL. 
NURSERY 
FOSTER, OHIO 
Phone PArkway 5643 
(5) PLEASE SEND AT ONCE 
C. O. D. (._) Charge (..) 
(__) 3 Sweet Vivid Rose.$1.29 
(__) 3 Aquilegia Longissima .... 1.00 
(__) 3 Campanula Fanny Senior . . 2.00 
(._) 5 Silver Morning Glory .... 1.00 
(_.) 3 Red Lungwort. 1.25 
(__) 5 New Plants (Numbers) - 1-89 
(__) 5 Clematis Flowered Columbine . 1.00 
( ) 3 Emerald Cushion Phlox ... 1.25 
( _) 3 Japanese Toad Lily. 1.00 
(__) 5 Purple Cup Flower. 1.00 
( ) Soil Conditioner, 1 Sack (__) 5 Sacks (_ _) 
(__) Loma—Quantity (_) 
(_ ..) 35 Newer Glads. 1.19 
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