PETER HENDERSON & CO.— TULIPS. 



Tulips^re such universal favorites, 

 that it is not necessary' to expatiate 

 upon their merits here, Being perfectly 

 hardy, their ease of culture combined 

 with beauty of form and gorgeous 

 color'ng, render them the most 

 popular bulbs grown for spring bed- 

 ding, as well as for winter flowering 

 in the greenhouse and window 

 garden. The exquisite beauty of 

 NAMED TULIPS is not sufficiently 

 known. Many rare varieties do not 

 propagate fast enough to enable us to 

 offer them in mixtures, which is the 

 way the.tnajority of people buy Tulips. 

 Therefore to induce trial of these 

 magnificent sorts, we offer them this 

 season at very low pries. 



qg-r/dbtired by 

 nrafl, add 6 ds. fei 

 din. fwf>mtage. 





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CANARY BIRD. 





For cultural directions, Bee our 



new Treatise "Henderson's Bulb 



Culture," detail of contents on page 64. 



The letters A, B, C, preceding the varieties, 



/indicate their earliness of bloom ; the A^s flower 



/together and are the earliest. B next, etc. The average 



COTTAGE MAID. /A height in inches is also given be/ore the vanety, It) aid in 



arranging flower beds. 



Per doz. Per r»o, 



B 8 Joost Van Yondel, white. The very 

 finest of white tulips in existence ; large, 



pure white, fine form 2 50 



A 7 John Luiken, crimson flushed white . . 35 



B 7 La Rouge, red, white bordered 35 



B 9 Keiserkroon (Grand Due), deep crim- 

 son, with broad orange yellow margin, 



exceedingly effective ,50 



30 



7 Artus (Garibaldi), bronze red $ 



7 Belle Alliance (Waterloo) scarlet, large. 



B 7 Bizard Pronkert, brown with yell. 



B7 BizardYerdikt, (Souvenir or Chevalier), 



yellow and red 30 



B 6 Brutus, orange crimson 35 



B 6 Brutus Rectifier, crimson scarlet striped 



yellow 65 



A 8 Canary Bird, golden yellow 50 



B 9 Chrysolora, pure yellow large and hand- 

 some ■.. 50 



B 6 Cottage Maid, (La Precieuse), rosy pink 



eflged with white .' 50 



B 8 Couleur Ponceau, rose and white 



C 9 Couleur Cardinal, brilliant carmine 



B 7 Crimson King, (Roi Cramoise), bright 



crimson, , 



A 6 Due Van Thol, red and yellow 



A 7 Due Van Thol, crimson (carmine).. . . 



A 6 Due Van Thol, white, . 



A 6 Duo Van Thol, yellow 



A 6 Due Van Thol, rose, 



A 7 Due Van Thol, scarlet '.'. .... 



A c Due Van Thol, Gold laced, 



B 9 Duchesse De Parma, red, yellow band. 



B 7 Globe de Rigaut, violet and white 35 



B7 Golden Standard, bright red with golden 



stripesextra fine 50 



B 7 Grand Master of Malta, dark crimson 



and white striped 50 



B 8 Jagt Van Delft, white 35 



B 8 Joost Van Yondel, deep cherry, red, 



white feathered, la-ge and beautiful 50 



B^-j sofd-aldoA 



$2 00 

 2 50 

 2 25 



2 00 



2 50 



3 50 

 3 50 



3 50 



3 50 



2 50 



3 00 



2 00 

 1 75 



1 50 



4 50 

 4 5° 



2 75 

 2 00 

 2 00 

 2 50 



2 50 



3 50 



t5 00 



B 7 Lac Yon Rhyn, satin, white and magenta. 



B 7 L'Immaculee, pure white 56 



B7 MonTresor, golden yeilow, large and fine. 100 

 A 6 Purple Crown, (L'admiration,) purplish 



crimson jo 



A 8 Proserpine, rosy carmine, the "Queen of 



Tulips," large and beautiful 75 



B 9 Prince of Austria, glittering orange 



scarlet, fragrant 50 



A 8 Pottebakker, yellow, 



AS " white, 



A 8 " scarlet, 



B 6 Queen Victoria, (La Reine), white tinted 



rose 



A 8 Rembrandt, rich glowing crimson 



B 8 Queen of the Violets, (Pres. Lincoln), 



scarlet large, early and beautiful 35 



B 5 Rose Grisdelin, rose, shaded white extra. 



B 8 Rosa Mundi, rose and white 



B 7 Silver Standard, (Royal Standard,) 



white, striped crimson 



B 10 Thomas Moore, buff, shaded, orange. . 

 B 8 Vermilion Brilliante, deep, dazzling, 



vermillion, magnificent 50 



B 8 Yerboom, scarlet, large flower 35 



B 7 Wapen Van Leiden, (Arms of Leiden), 



white and crimson 40 



B 5 Wouverman, dark voilet 30 



B 7 Yellow Prince, (La Pluie d'Or) fine 



yellow 50 



3 5<» 



2 00 



3 50 

 700 



2 o» 



5 00 



50 



50 



65 

 40 



3 50 



3 50 



4 50 

 3 00 



40 



2 75 



50 



3 00 



35 

 60 

 65 



2 50 



3 5" 

 3 25 



40 

 60 



2 50 



3 25 



2 50 



2 00 



3 50 



SINGLE MIXED TULIPS. 



3 50 Per doz. Per 100 Per 1000 



250 Early Varieties, mixed, first quality.. 30 175 1400 

 Early Varieties, mixed, second quality, 



as generally so'd 25 I 25 1 1 00 



J sold at 100 rates ; but they must be of one vatiety. If desired by mail, add 6 cts. per dozen for postage. „^0 



