THE COLE NURSERY CO., PAINESVILLE, OHIO 65 
NEW AND KOREAN CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Without question the greatest new creation in the perennial world. 
Korean Chrysanthemums are perfectly hardy—a requisite for satis- 
faction lacking in the old types; they are easier to grow and are more 
profuse in blooming. The lovely pastel shades defy description. Won- 
derful for table decorations and compelling for color effect in the 
garden. 
5 Each 25 Each 
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A un Leessinviesshell-pink. “Marly— 0 2 Sool oe 15 .10 
AUTUMN LIGHTS. New. Semi-double, coppery bronze 
overcast gleaming orange. September—1%4’_____ 20 abs 
Mote Mees riiant pronze—246 22-8 ee Se 15 10 
GOBLIN. New. Warm golden bronze. October—2’_______ 25 .20 
' JUDITH ANDERSON. Clear butter-yellow—15”________ 15 10 
KING MIDAS. Soft yellow shaded bronze—2%’________ 15 10 
LAVENDER LADY—Large, double. Silvery-lavender. 
aviv eMidseason- as ea ee .20 15 
LOUISE SCHLING. Glowing coppery red 2%’____--____ “15 10 
MRS. PIERRE S. DuPONT. Peach pink tinted rosy salmon 
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NANCY COPELAND. Spectrum red—2’________-----__- 15 10 
PALE MOON. Fluffy loosely-double sulphur-yellow 
flowers. Early midseason—2’____-_--__-__------ 20 15 
ROMANY. Carmine with bronze tone—2%4’_________---- mary “LZ 
ROSE GLOW. Large semi-double flowers of raspberry 
rose shading to opalescent rose are borne in pro- 
fusion. Early midseason—114’______---_-_--___ 20 15 
SUN GOLD. Very large double, beautiful clear yellow. 
Undoubtedly the finest of the yellow “Mums.” 
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CUSHION “MUMS” 
Compact little plants bearing myriads of Azalea like 
flowers throughout October. Your choice of 
eolors:: bronze;Pink, ore Whites. Lote Sek 
New Spoon Chrysanthemums. Long, tubular petals. 
fiattened at tips to resemble spoons. Pink, white, 
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