

A Specimen Spike of 

 ANTIRRHINUM ALASKA 



This and the other varieties of Giant Rust 

 Proof Snapdragons listed above are one of 

 our most populai summer (lowering garden 

 annuals. 



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The modern varieties of Snapdragon are most beautiful. The individual florets are much 

 larger than the older types and the colors are superb. The Giant Strain is an ideal subject 

 for border planting, and combines well with Delphinium, Annual Larkspur, or Stocks. The 

 Dwarf Type is excellent for bedding purposes. They are all exceptionally fine for cutting. 



Henderson's ROYAL Collection h £t£Sof 

 Giant Flowering Antirrhinum 



(Antiithimim Maximum GrandiiloTum) 



Shown in Colors on Page 60 



With these new rust proof strains that were developed at the University of California, 

 successful results may be enjoyed, where ordinary snapdragons have failed. The flowers 

 average about twice the size of those previously offered, and under favorable conditions 

 will produce well set spikes of flowers two to three feet long. 



Although perennials in the South, they do splendidly when grown as annuals in the North; 

 spring sown seed produces flowering plants by July, which continue to bloom in increasing 

 profusion until frost They are magnificent for flower arrangements. 



1140 Mixed Colors. A symphony of tonal beauty. This mixture contains many colors not 

 found in named varieties. Price per 1000 seeds, 75e; pkt., 25c 



1124 Alaska. Pure white. 

 1126 Copper King. Copper. 

 1128 Crimson Giant. Crimson. 



1132 Loveliness. Rose pink. 

 1138 Yellow Giant. Deep yellow. 



Price ot the above, per 1000 seeds, 75c; pkt., 25c 

 1141 Collection, one packet each of the five separate colors, SI. 00 



DWARF HYACINTH FLOWERED (Rust Proof) 



Antirrhinums have been more rapidly improved than any other garden flower, and are 

 grown everywhere. The Hyacinth flowered are a great improvement over the ordinary dwarf 

 sorts. The great size and perfect form of the individual bloom combined with ideal symmetry 

 of the spike are its main characteristics. A beautiful variety for beds or borders; height, 1 foot. 

 Seed is sown in the open ground in May to flower in July, but a better way is to start seeds 

 indoors in March and transplant outdoors when ready. 



1103 Advance. Orange-scarlet, white throat. 1108 Melody. Salmon pink lemon center. 



1104 Charm. Rich, glowing rose. 1109 Firelight. Scarlet and orange. 



1105 Empress. Velvety crimson. 1115 Nelrose Improved. Coral pink. 



1106 Golden Monarch. Golden-yellow. 1116 Philadelphia Pink. An exquisite shade. 



1107 Madonna. Pure white. 1110 Mixed Colors. 



Price of the above, per 1000 seeds, 75c; pkt., 15c 



1111 Collection of 9 varieties named above, SI. 00 



FORCING VARIETIES. Special Greenhouse 



We recommend these sorts for forcing under glass. 



1095 Ceylon Court. Canary yellow. 1102C Daybreak. Large flowering pink. 



1096 Winter Helen. Delicate salmon 1102E Glorious. Bronzy scarlet. 



1097 Jennie Schneider. Salmon-pink. 1102F Lucky Strike. Large flowering white. 

 1102 A Cheviot Maid Supreme. Fine deep rose. 1102G Naomi. Rose pink. 



1102B Ceates Yellow. Deep Yellow. 1102H Terry's Surprise. Pink and bronze shades. 



Price of the above, per 1000 seeds, SI. 50; pkt., 25c 



A bed of Snapdragon presents 

 a colorful and pleasing display 

 throughout the entire summer. 



