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PETER HENDERSON'S CATALOGUE. 



CALCEOLARIAS. 



CALCEOLARIAS, HERBACEOUS. 



DKybrida Superba. An exceedingly fine strain, spotted and 

 niarbled in all shades of yellow, maroon, rose, white 

 and crimson. Completely covered in spring with pocket- 

 like flowers. {See cut.) 



15 cts. each ; $1.50 per doz. 



SHRUBBY CALCEOLARIAS. 



(Seepage 91J 



CLERODENDRUM BALFOURI. 



A 9tove-climber of great beauty. The flowers, which are of a 

 bright scarlet, are encased by a bag-like calyx of pure \hite ; 

 the trasses or panicles of flowers are upwards of six inches in 

 width, and, when trained upon the trellises, and hanging down, 

 have a rich and elegant appearance ; continually in bloom. 

 30 cts. each ; S3. 00 per doz. 



CANNA. 



CANNA INDICA. 



Plants used largely in sub-tropical gardening, for the grand 

 effect which their rich and varied colored leaves produce. The 

 3orts below named are the finest we can select from our collec- 

 tion of over sixty varieties, old and new. They combine the 

 most striking tropical foliage with flowers many of them equal 

 to Gladiolus. 

 Admiration. Foliage sea-green, margined red ; five feet high ; 



flowers dark scarlet. 

 Augf. Ternier. Large, showy, dark green leaves, tipped red ; 



seven feet high. [feet high. 



Binoreli. Dark green foliage, shaded with chocolate ; three 

 Amazon. Foliage green ; flowers canary yellow; very fine ; 



four feet. 

 Canrobert. Foliage dark ; vermilion scarlet flowers ; six feet. 

 Creole. A very fine dark variety ; six feet. 

 Erin. Foliage green ; orange and scarlet flowers ; four feet. 

 Golden Eleece. Green foliage ; flowers straw color ; five feet. 

 Oriole. Green leaves ; flowers deep orange color ; six feet. 

 Tricolor. Variegated foliage, orange flowers. 



Daniel Hooibrenck. Four feet high ; deep green slightly 



margined purple ; flowers dark orange. 

 Indica Variegfata. Light green, ovate leaf; beautifully 



ribbed ; six feet high. 

 Metallica. Foliage dark chocolate tinted green ; flowers In- 

 dian red ; four feet high. 

 Md. Schmidt. Broad ovate leaf, flowers dark orange scarlet. 

 Hardy. Five feet high ; deep green, margined brown ; flowers 



Indian red. [flowers. 



Flankerii. Dark green, broad, ovate leaf, orange colored 

 Princesse de Neice. Five feet high; broad, deep green leaf ; 



flowers light canary. 

 Surprise. Narrow, green, lanceolate leaves ; flowers deep 



orange scarlet. 

 Warscewizii. Green foliage, margined red ; three feet high ; 



flowers intense crimson. 



15 cts. each, except where noted ; $1.50 per doz. 

 Set of 19 varieties for $3.00. 



CASTOR OIL PLANT, "RICLNUS. 



CASTOR OIL PLANT, "Ricinus." 



BEADT MAT 15TH. 



The large leaves and stately habit of this plant give a rich 

 tropical effect on a lawn. Can be planted in groups or singly, 

 as shown in engraving. 



20 cts. each; $2.00 per dozen. 



CHINESE CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 

 Large Flowering. 



Chrysanthemums for the past three seasons have become in 

 New York and all our large Eastern cities the most fashionable 

 and prized of all autumn flowers, hundreds of thousands being 

 sold during the season. By far the best season to buy is in spring, 

 as the plants grow rather too large to be shipped in fall. There 

 is no plant we cultivate, with the exception perhaps of the 

 Dahlia, that assumes such an extended variety of colors as the 

 Chrysanthemum. Being entirely hardy and of free growth, 

 they can be grown on almost any soil and situation with but 

 little care. They are also valuable grown in pots as green-house 

 or parlor plants during early fall or winter months. 

 Aurea Multiflora. Pure yellow. 

 Bolivar. Imbricated, yellow changing to lilac. 

 Countess of Granville. Pure white ; large and fine. 

 Emily Dale. Pale straw color. 

 Gold.en Eagle. Orange yellow. 

 Gerda. Bright orange. 

 Geo. Glenny. Amber yellow ; extra fine. 

 Golden Empress. Primrose yellow ; large flower. 

 Golden Queen. Deep golden yellow ; fine. 

 Md. Grame. Large pure white ; fine form. 

 Mrs. Geo. Bundle. Pure white. 

 Mongrolfier. Dark amber. 

 Yellow Stone. Fine yellow. 

 Princess Teck. Pure white ; large and fulL 

 Eefulgfence. Bich purple maroon. 

 Euth. Pink. 



Elaine. New white. Extra fine. 

 Queen of Lilacs. Light shade of lilac. 

 Virsfin Queen. Large pure white ; quilled. 

 Venice. Lilac and peach. 



10 cts. each ; $1.00 per doz. ; $1.80 per set jf 19 varieties. 



My plants were delivered this morning in fine condition and were much larger than I expected. Thanks for kind attention and prompt- 

 ness, G. E. WASHBUENE, Binghamton, N. Y 



