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PETER HENDERSON'S CATALOGUE. 



12 BEST MONTHLY ROSES. 



There may be some difference of opinion as to the varie- 

 ties which sliould be in this set; but after carefully consider- 

 in; all the varieties of note, new or old, we offer the below 

 named. 

 American Banner, $1.00. Li<-tty Coles. 75c. 



Bon Silene. 

 Catherine Mernjet. 

 Coquette fie Lyon. 

 Cltas, Rovolll, 7.5c. 

 Duili. Eilinburgli, 



Mil. Lianibard, 75C. 



Jtlalmaison. 



Niplietog. 



Perle <les .Tardins. 



Safrano. 



1st size, 6UC. each, except where noted; $7.50 per set. 

 2d " 30c. " •• '• •' 4.50 



For descriptions of above, see pages between S2 ami 86. 



12 BEST HYBRID PERPETUAL 

 ROSES. Hardy. 



A splendid set, containing only varieties of the brightest 

 •colors, finest form, and most c.xqnisitc fragrance. For de- 

 scriptions of varieties, see pages between 84 and 86. 



Antoine ]>Ioaton. 

 Annie dc Diesbach. 

 Barone-s Rothschild. 

 Capt. Christy. 

 Coquette lies Blanches. 

 Fisher Holmes. 



General Jacqnimenot. 

 La France. 

 Marie Banmann. 

 Mrs. C. Wood. 

 Paul Ricaut. 

 Princess C. de Rohan, 



60c. each. Set of 12 for $0.00. 



12 BEST >T:RBENAS. 



For years. Verbenas have been one of our great special- 

 ties. The 12 varieties named below are the "cream " of our 

 collection. 



Beauty of Oxford. Dark pink; Immense size. 

 Canobie. Carmine, White eye; floret one inch in diam- 

 eter. 

 Ivanhoe. Best blue. 

 Lara. Purple, large white eye. 

 Lufia. Dazzling scarlet, white eye; extra. 

 Miss Seddons. Dark maroon, very large yellow eye. 

 Mr.s. \Vilson.» Striped carmine and wliite. 

 Miss Arthur. Clear scarlet. 

 Mattie. Shell pink. 

 Negro. Black; extra fine. 

 Sylph. Pure white. 

 Waterloo. Dark crimson. 



10c. each; set 12 for $1.00. 



SPECIAL SELECTIONS OF PLANTS. 



Many of our customers being unable to determine what plants are best suited for a continuous display 

 ■of flowers and foliage during the summer months, we make the following liberal offer, which will, we have 

 no doubt, prove satisfactory, as is attested by the large number of these collections which we sell annually. A 

 saving of 30 per cent, will be made by ordering these collections. This wo can afford to do only when the 

 selection is left to us. 



We will sell 200 plants for $25.00. 



100 " " 1.5.00. 



80 " " 10.00. 



40 " " 5.00. 



FOREIGN GRAPE TINES FOR YINERIES. 



Muscat Black. Bunch well formed, berry oval, black. 



Muscat of Alexandria. Large grape, of liglit golden color; the most popular of the wliite lUnda. 



Sweet 'W'ater. An early kind, pale amber, well-flavored. 



Black Hamburg. Sweet and juicy; a well-known excellent sort. 



W^hite Malvoise. WTiite. 



Gros de Colman. Greenish white, bunches very large, weighing often from 85 to 30 lbs. each. 



White Frontignac. Berries nearly white, bunch medium. 



Calabrian Raison. Bunches large and well-formed; amber wUite. 



Charlesworth Tokay. White, delicious flavor. 



Bowood Muscat. White, with Muscat flavor. 



Prince Albert. Black; very late. 



Black Damascus. Dark; fine. 



Santa Cruz. White. 



Royal Muscadine. White; berries small, early. 



Muscat Cannon Hall. Large white. 



" Hamburg. Similar to Black Hamburg, with Mnscat flavor. 



1st size, $1..'>0 each. 



2d " $1.00 each. 



3d " 50c ea':'h. 



We issue during the year Circulars and Catalogues as followB, which we shall b^ pleased to mail to those 

 •desiring copies : 



January 1st. — This General Catalogue. 



" " Koot Crops for Farm Stock." 



" " Experiments with Pearl Millet." 



June 1st. — " Special Price List of Celery and Cabbage Plants." 

 July 15th. — " Special Strawberry Circular and Price List." 

 Sept. Ist. — Catalogue of Bulbs, Seeds and Plants. 



