AND PERMANENT LAWN OF LUXURIANT RICHNESS 

 Its composition of various native and foreign fine-leaved, interweav- 

 ing, deep-rooting grasses, that flomish under our varied conditions 

 of soil and climate, insure a smooth, velvety sward, free from 

 clumps. Its deep green color is maintained from snow to snow, 

 year after year. 

 \Ve have made the formation and renovation of lawns a study for years, 

 and thousands of the finest lawns and grass plots in America were obtained 

 by following our instructions and using 



The "Henderson" Lawn Grass Seed 



The famous lawn of " Sagamore Hill," the home of President Roosevelt 

 (here shown), was made with it. 



IT IS USED AND PRAISED FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA 



''• The Henderson Lawn Crass Seed sent me worked like magic; it made a good lawn in one month 

 from sowing and ha^ kept thickfining up ever since. It was the wonder of the town to see such a lawn 

 on June ist on ground plowed on May 2d."— S R. PRENTISS, Bangor. Me. 



" For quick, permanent and beautiful results, the Henderson Lawn Grass is pre-eminent; it gives 

 us greater satisfaction than any we ever tried." 



— ROBT. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, Cnve Hill Cemetery. Louisville, Ky. 

 " I had the most satisfactory results ever achieved with the Henderson Lawn Mixture. Send me 

 two bushels more of the same. On the advice of some parties I also sowed some Kentucky Blue Crass, 

 but it does not compare with the mixture you sent me."— F. M. CARTER, Washington, D. C- 



■' It is just six weeks since I sowed your Lawn Grass Se*d and we have had to cut it three times; 

 every one who goes by stops to look and remark the beauty of our lawn." 



—Mrs. R. W. COLLINS, 63 Chattangova Street, San Francisco, Cal. 



Price of the " Henderson " Lawn Grass Seed 



25 cents per quart; 85 cents for 4 quarts; $1.50 peck; $5.00 per bushel of 20 pounds 

 Delivered free in the U. S. at above prices to those who mention The Garden Magazine, 



RflEfi The quantity required for making new lawns: I quart fnr a plot IS x 20 feet, 



K» 5 bushels for an acre. For renovating old lawns, use about half quantities. „*» 



<m ft **5iAk 



tf J^ Henderson's Brochure, " Lawn Formation and Care," **Al5 



•Sr* \ bound with our Catalogue, " Everything for the Lawn," mailed free to those !*•• 



mentioning The Garden Magazine. ^I& 



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t PETERflENDERSON & 60 35&37G0RTWNDTST. NEW yoRK. 1 



The California Tree Poppy. Romneva Coulteri. 



Dahlias. Our collection contains the latest and best Varieties 

 Tuberous Begonias. Manv new and distinct novelties 

 Canms. We grow many thousands 



Ctlaiiums. Fancy Leaf Varieiy. The largest col'ection in 

 America 



ROS ES 



Own root and budded; 2-year-old plant. Hybrid 

 Pircet-ial, Tms and Hybrid Teas. Over 100 

 varieties deluding the famous Maman Coc^et, 

 the best of all summer flowering sorts. Also 

 Tree or Standard Roses in great variety. 



READ THIS TWICE 



AFTER reading all others have to say, READ THIS TWICE, and if you are inter- 

 ested in Gardening, get our Catalogue of BULBS, SEEDS and PLANTS. We 

 can furnish almost everything offered elsewhere, and many others besides, of our 

 own growing, from our own NURSERIES, at prices we know will suit, and CATA- 

 LOGUE can be had for the asking. 



HARDY PERENNIALS OUR SPECIALTY 



among which are the following- choice kinds : 



ACT.ffiA JAPONICA (Japanese Barberry), very desirable 

 ALYSSUM SAXATILE, FL. PL., New 

 ANEMONE, Queen Charlotte 1 



« ftj^SSw.'* r Recent introductions 



Lady Ardilaun 



Rosea Superba, New J 



AQUILEGIA, or Columbine, in 12 Varieties 



ASTER GRANDIFLORUS, and other New and Scarce Va- 

 rieties as well as the best of the Older Sorts 



CAMPANULAS, in Six Varieties 



SHASTA DAISIES (giant daisy) 



DELPHINIUM BELLADONNA. The best all round Lark- 

 spur that grows ; almost continually in bloom. 



DELPHINIUM ARGOSY. A brand new German intro- 

 duction, equally as good 



GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA,"FL. PL., new double 



HELIANTHUS, in Variety 



PERENNIAL SUNFLOWERS 



HEMEROCALLIS Aurantiaca 



" Major 



" r P \'A^ , i Day Lily 



Gold Dust J 



" Orangeman 



" Sovereign J 



HEUCHERA Singuinea I 



" Brizoides > Latest introductions 



" Erubescens ) 



HOILYHOCKS, Seven Varieties 



I^lCARVILLEA Delavayii, the hardy Gloxinia 



JAPAN IRIS, latest double and single sorts 



IRIS PUMILA HYBRIDA (New) 



IN SEEDS MANY NOVELTIES 



LIATRIS Pycnostachya (Gay Feather) 

 LOBELIA CARDINALIS 

 MECONOPSIS CAMBRICA (New 1904) 

 PiEONIES, best named sorts 

 r-APAVER OR1ENTALE (Oriental Poppy) 



Grand Mogul (New), Immense Blood-Crimson flowers 



Mahoney (New), the darkest colored Poppy yet raised 



Mrs. Marsh (New), Striped 



Proserpine, Lilac shading to Pink 



Rembrandt (New), Enormous Salmon-colored flowers 



Salmon Queen 



Silver Queen, Silvery White 

 HARDY PHLOX, 50 Choice Varieties 

 NEW EARLY FLOWERING PHLUX 



Miss Lingard, Pearly White 



Indian Chief, Purplish Red 



Lady Musgrave, Striped 



Dr. Hornbv, Pink 

 PRIMULA SIEBOLDII, in Variety 



" Veris Superba 



PYRETHRUM, Double and Single to name 

 ROMNEYA Coulteri (California Tree PoppyV 



(See illustration) 

 SHORTIA Galacifolia 

 STOKESIACvanea 

 TRITOMA Pfitzeri, double and singb 

 Triumph. Giant Yellov/ 

 " May Queen (New) 



Rufus (New) 

 TROLLIUS, in Variety 

 VERONICAS, and all other good leading kinds 



Send for Catalogue to-day and examine prices 

 on large lots 



CLUCAS & BODDINGTON CO., 812-814 Greenwich St.,N.Y.Gty 



PALISADES NURSERIES, SPARKILL, N. Y. 



