PETER HENDERSON & CO-FLOWER SEEDS. 



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BIGNONIA. 



Bignonia Grandiilora. (Trumpet 

 Creeper.) A rapid growing, hardy 

 climbing plant. It clings by ten- 

 drils. The flowers, dark red and 

 orange, are of trumpet shape, 

 and borne in large clusters in 

 the fall. HP. 40 to 60 ft. 

 PerPkt., lOcts. 



BIDBNS. 



Bidens Atrosanguinea. 



(DahliaZimapani.) Large, 

 showy, free flowering 

 plant resembling the Single Dahlias 

 black crimson flowers. HHA . 3 ft 

 PerPkt., lOcts. 



CANARY BIRD VINE. 



A rapid growing summer climber, with canary 

 yellow flowers, resembling somewhat a can- 

 ary bird with expanded wings. HHA. 10 to 

 15 ft. (See cut.) Per Pkt., 10 cts. 



CACALIA. Per Pkt. 



Tree flowering plants for flower beds, etc. ; known as 

 1 Tassel Flower," flowers scarlet, orange, etc. 



HA. \%it 5 



Cacalia. Mixed 



CALANDRIMA. 



Calandrinia Grandiflora. Dwarf growing plants for the 

 flower garden; the sunshine causes the large rose 

 flowers to expand into a perfect blaze of beautv. 

 HHA. 1ft 5 



Galliopgfe or Goreopgig. 



Showy, free flowering summer bedding annuals, 

 with large and gaudy flowers lasting in bloom 

 all summer. HA. 2 ft. Per Pkt. 



l2? 3§W^ Calliopsis Golden Wave. Probably the most effective of all 



annuals, for a mass of bright golden color. Plant very bushy and 



compact, about two feet in height, and covered from July to October 



with hundreds of beautiful golden blossoms, two inches across, with small 



dark centres. It will grow in any situation and always be greatly admired. 



(Seecut.) 10 



Dark Crimson 5 



Finest Mixed 5 



Yellow, Crimson Eye 5 



Yellow and Purple Brown 5 



Tom Thumb Mixed. A beautiful strain ; plants 



dwarf and compact 10 



Imported collection of 10 separate sorts, 50 cts. 



Perennial Variety. 



Coreopsis Lanceolata. One of the most showy, 

 hardy plants grown. Flowers large, of bright 

 golden yellow, produced in profusion for a long 

 period. Unequaled for cutting ; grows any where. 

 HP. 2 to 3 ft. (See cut.) 15 



CALCEOLARIA. 



Gorgeous plants for green-house and window de- 

 coration ; the large pocket-shaped flowers are 

 borne in the greatest profusion through spring 

 and summer; colors yellow, maroon, crimson, 

 etc. ; spotted and blotched in the most unique 

 and beautiful fashion. TP. 1% ft. (Seecut.) 



Grandiflora or Large Flowering: 

 Section. 



Calceolaria, Spotted and Mottled 

 Varieties Mixed 50 



Dwarf Growing, Spotted and 



Mottled Varieties Mixed. 1ft. 

 high 50 



New Striped. Flowers striped 



like a bizarre Carnation 50 



Self Colored Mixed. Flowers 



of all one color, red, maroon, gold, 

 etc 25 



Shrubby or Bedding Calceolarias. 



True bedding varieties, with innum- 

 erable small flowers. 

 Calceolaria Rugosa, Mixed. Self colors 50 

 Rugosa, Tigered, Spotted and 



Mottled Varieties Mixed 75 



CALENDULA. 



CALCEOLARIA. 



CANARY BIRD VINE. 



Remarkably profuse blooming plants, for bed- 

 ding out in the garden or growing in pots, 

 vases, etc. HA. 1 ft. Per Pkt. 



Calendula Pluvialis. (Cape Marigold.) Large, 

 pure white single flowers 5 



Pongei fl. pi. (Pot Marigold.) Double 



white 5 



Meteor. Large double yellow flowers, 



striped with orange 5 



Prince of Orange. Similar to "Meteor," 



but much darker 5 



Ranunculoides fl. pi. Double orange.. 5 



La Prouste. Nankeen color ; fine 5 



Pure Gold. A magnificent variety of 



pure golden yellow; large flowers, borne 

 profusely until frost. (See cut.) 10 



CALENDULA, "PUKE* GOLD.' 



The Goldea Wave Calliopsis I bought from you last spring are now in flower, and are the finest I have ever seen^-Mrs. Monboe Russell, Birmingham, Conn., Aug. 6, 1889 



