PETEH HENDERSON'S PLANT CATALOGUE. 



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DOUBLE GERANIUMS. 



The following sorts we have selected from our large collection, and believe them to be .the 

 best of the Double Geraniums; of free blooming qualities, compact growth, and well- 

 formed flowers, comprising a large range of co- 

 lor. 



Asteroid. Scarlet. 

 Andrew Henderson. Dark scarlet. 

 Ascendency. Light rose. 

 Asa Gray. Salmon pink. 

 Aline Sisley. White, tinged carmine. 

 Admiration. Dark pink. 

 Brilliant. Blood red. 

 Basilisk. Deep pink. 

 E. G-. Henderson. Deep scarlet. 

 Emily Lemoine. Deep pink. 

 Emilio Castelar. Crimson; extra. 

 Francois Defour. Carmine. 

 Glorie de Nancy. Deep carmine. 

 Hero of Strasburg. Salmon, shaded crimson. 

 Jewell. (See special description.) 40c, 



Latonia. Fine formed, scarlet. 



Le Negre. Rich purplish crimson: 



La Promise. Very large, vivid scarlet. 



La Veugeur. Dark crimson. 



La Vesuve. Large scarlet. 



Mad. Abel. Rich shade of rose. 



Marie Lemoine. Bright pink, dwarf. 



Princess Teck. Very deep scarlet. 



Refulgens. Ruby crimson. 



Victor Lemoine. The earliest and most profuse 

 blooming scarlet. 



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Price, 



25 cents each; $2.25 per dozen. Set of 

 25 sorts, $3.75. 

 Double Geranium, "Jewell." (For new Geraniums, seepages 11-15.) 



DOUBLE GERANIUM, " Jewell." 

 A very dwarf variety, a free bloomer, with trusses of good ^ deep ecwlg mooter; each 

 separate flower is regularly formed, resembling a miniature Ros-v The foliage is slightly zoned, 

 and is not as coarse as double Geraniums usually 

 are. (See cut.) 



Price, 40 cents each; $4.50 per dozen. 



GERANIUMS, IVY-LEAVED. 



Although the foliage of this class is of sufficient 

 interest to warrant its cultivation, yet the value is 

 greatly enhanced by the beauty and profusion of its 

 flowers during the spring and summer months, run- 

 ning through the various shades of white, pink and 

 crimson. The list below is selected as giving the 

 widest range of color. They are well adapted for 

 rock work or vases, and for drooping over basket?, 

 or trained on trellises, are unsurpassed; few plants 

 give more satisfaction for house culture. 

 Bridal Wreath. Flowers pure white. 

 Butterfly. White, spotted rose. 

 Diadem. Deep carmine. 

 Elegans. Rose and white. 



Elegans Variegatum. Variegated foliage, 40c 



Fairy Bells. Violet and white. 



Floribunda. Deep pink, profuse. 



Holly Wreath. Leaves blotched white, 40c. 



Innocence. Pure white, in large trusses. 



L'Elegante. Variegated, 40c. (See cut.) 



National. Rich carmine, veined white. 



Princess Alexandra. Pink. 



Princess Thyra. White and pink. 



Remarkable. Rose and white, upright habit. 



Speciosus. White ground, violet spotted. 



Wilsii. Neat, erect habit, magenta, 



Price, 25 cents each, except where noted; $2.25 per dozen 



Ivy Geranium L'Elegante. 

 Full set of 16 sorts, $3.00. 



