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PETER HENDERSON & CO.— FLOWER SEEDS. 



HELIOTROPE, Per PTct. 



Well-lmown deliriously fragrant plants, excellent for 

 bedding purposes or pot culture. Half -hardy Peren- 

 nial. 



Heliotrope. Finest mixed 10 



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HELIAXTHDS GLOBOSUS FISTTTLOSUS. 



HELIANTHUS (Sunflower). 



Tall-growing plants, with, large and showy flowers. 



Hardy Annuals. 

 Helianthus Californiens. Extra large and double, 

 5 ft 5 



Globosus Fistulosus. Flowers very large and 



globular-formed, of a bright rich saffron color, 



6ft. (See Gut) 5 



Macrophyllus Giganteus. A large growing 



variety, of pyramidal form 5 



- Oculatis Viridis. Densely double, with green 



centre 5 



HELICHRYSUM (Everlasting Flowers). 



Flowers mostly used for winter bouquets, for which they 

 are cut before blooms are expanded, and dried in the 

 shade. Hardy Annuals. 

 Helichrysnni Brachyrynchum. Yellow, J^ ft... 10 



Bracteatnm. Yellow. 114 ft 5 



■ -Album. White, 1J^ ft 5 



Monstrosum. Finest double mixed, 2ft ...10 



■ Nan u in . Dwarf, double mixed, l f t 10 



Finest Mixed. All colors 10 



HEDYSARUM (French Honeysuckle). 



A beautiful Hardy Perennial plant, grown in borders, 

 generally known under its inappropriate name of 

 " French Honeysuckle." It is a native of Italy, and 

 has no affinity with the Honeysuckle (Lonicera). 



H< «1\ 'sa I'll in Corona riu in. Red and white, mixed. 



3ft 5 



HELIOPHILA. 



A pretty bright blue Hardy Annual. 



Heliophila Araboides. 1 ft 5 



HIBISCUS. 



A very ornamental and showy Hardy Annual ; color a 



rich cream, with brown centre. 

 Hibiscus Africanus. J^ft 5 



HOLLYHOCK. 



The seed we offer of this handsome flower has been saved 

 from named varieties of every known shade of color, 

 and can be confidently recommended. Seeds sown in 

 June or July will produce plants for blooming ine next 

 summer. Hardy Perennials. 



Hollyhock. Extra choice, double, finest mixed 25 



Fine Mixed. Good varieties 10 



Double White. This is one of the most valuable 



plants now grown for summer flowers. Flowers 

 pure white and perfectly double 25 



New Dwarf Japanese. (See Novelties) 50 



HONESTY (Lunaria Biennis). 



Interesting summer-blooming plant, suitable for shrub- 

 beries or woodland walks. Hardy Biennial. 

 Honesty. Purple, 2 ft 5 



HUMEA. 



When fully grown this attains a height of 8 feet, forming 

 a most attractive object, either in the conservatory or 

 in pots on the lawn. Its flowers of ruby-red are pro- 

 duced in drooping racemes. Half-hardy Biennial. 



Hume a Flegans 15 



IPOMCEA GRAXDIFLORA 3IARMORATA. 



IPOM03A. Per Pki. 



This beautiful genus, like the Convolvulus, to which it is 

 closely allied, is most useful for covering trellises, 

 arbors or unsightly objects. Tender Annuals. 



Ipomoea Atropurpiirea* Dark purple, 15 ft 5 



Bona JVox (Evening Glory). Pure white, large 



and fragrant 10 



Burridgii. Rose and crimson, 15 ft 5 



Coccinea (Star Ipomoea'). Bright Scarlet.. 5 



Grandiflora Marmora ta (Variegated Morning 



Glory). A very beautiful variety, with heart- 

 shaped leaves of a delicate green, marbled 

 with silver-white ; flowers carmine and white 

 (Cut) 10 



Iiimbata. Blue and white 5 



— Qua mo clit. (See Cypress Vine) 5 



IBERIS (See Candytuft). 



ICE PLANT. 



A very singular dwarf trailing plant, much used for gar- 

 nishing; the leaves and stems are covered with, crys- 

 talline globules, giving it the appearance of being 

 covered with ice. Half-hardy Annual. 



Ice Plant (Hesembryanthem'um crystallinum). From 

 Greece ; trailer 5 



INDIAN SHOT (See Canna). 



INOPSIDIUM. 



One of the few plants that succeed comparatively well 



in the shade. Hardy Annuals. 

 Inox>sidium Aeaule, Sky-blue, J4 ft 10 



IPOMOPSIS. 



Most beautiful plants, with long spikes of dazzling 

 orange and scarlet flowers. Half-hardy BictDiials. 



Ipomopsis Elegans. Scarlet, 3 ft 10 



Superba, Orange,3ft 10 



