28 THE COLE NURSERY CO., PAINESVILLE, OHIO 
PERENNIAL PLANTS — Continued 5 Each 25 Each 
ASTILBE (Spirea) 
Fanal. Good fol. Best deep red—18” ($275 per M) $ .40 §$ .30 
Vesuvius. New fiery crimson—18”____________ 00 .40 
CHRYSANTHEMUM. Various Hardy Types. 
Field Grown Plants. 
Autumn Gold. New yellow Pompon—15”______ a0 20 
NEW MUM “SPARKLE” 
1951 introduction. Full double golden yellow specked with 
bright bronze and brilliant red. A mid-season bloomer of un- 
usual quality. 15”. 
5 each 25 each 
Stockelimited."Orderscarl yew see eee ee Sar oO Te Loo aU 
CUSHION TYPES 
Bronze. Warm reddish bronze—15”_____ Sk ies 
“Commander.” Red. Double. Yellow center—15”  .20 15 
Pinks} Clear, ‘Double—107 ix. 2253 2 20 15 
White. Clear silvery color—15” _______ .20 15 
CONVALLARIA majalis 
Lily of the Valley. Field Grown Clumps ______ .20 15 
DELPHINIUM. Cole’s New Hybrids. Fine 5 Each 25 Each 
range of color. 95% doubles eh S25 
DIANTHUS. Tiny Rubies. Dainty rose-colored double 
flowers on compact, evergreen foliage— 5 Each 25 Each 
PROS OW SARIN OAS, 5 blac tahS Sruc FRC LMI Ae ee UCR Meese eRe Sao Tee LG 
grenadin. Hardy Carnations—15” 
Golden>Sun.sey clow 2. oP" te eee gery eL2. 
King of the Black. Deep red _.....__ le a 
Triumph Hose Richapinky 2 ee eee 18 Ae 
WY Sate ee en as Leen or en ee ee aly 12 
Mixeds Colors’ 2: 2_. SH yn G are ea toe HES 10 
DIGITALIS.__Giant Shirley Hybrids. 
Mixed pastel shades—4’ _.. a ie 
FUCHSIA “Senorita”. Rich red and 
purple flowers. Hardier, more compact, 
more floriferous than megellanica—2)4’ 
Cole’s introduction. Pot plants. Spring ____ 30 25 
