PETER HENDERSON & CO.-FLOWER SEEDS. 



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BRO\% AI<I<IA. 



Plants completely studded ■with their beautiful flowers during 

 the whole summer ; also admirably adapted for pot culture 

 in winter. HHA. li^ ft. Per PU. 



Bro\wallia, Blue 5 



White 5 



Roezli. Dense, 



compact habit ; flow- 

 ers very large; deli- 

 cate azure blue and 



white 10 



Mixed 5 



BIGNOIHIA. 



Bignoiiia Grandiflora 



(TrumpetCreeperj. A 

 rapid growing, hardy 

 climbing jilant. It 

 clings by tendrils. 

 The flowers, dark red 

 and orange, are of 

 trumpet shape, and 

 boi-ne in large clus- 

 ters in the fall. HP. 

 40 to 60 ft 10 



BIDENS. 



Bidens Atrosanguinea. (Dahlia Zimapani.) Large, showy, 

 free flowering plant resembling the Single Dahlias; black 

 crimson flowers. HHA. 3 ft. (See cut.) 10 



CALENDULA, "PURE GOLD, 



PerPkt. 



out in the garden or 



5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 

 5 



10 



CALEIVDUI^A. 



Eemarkably profuse blooming plants, for beddin 



growing in pots, vases, etc. HA. 1 ft. 

 Calendula Pluvialis. (Cape Marigold. ) Large, pure white single flowers. 



Pongei fl. pi. (Pot Marigold.) Double white 



Meteor. Large double yellow flowers, striped with orange 



— — Prince of Orange. Similar to "Meteor," but much darker 



Ranunculoides Fl. PI. Double orange 



■ Le Prouste. Nankeen color ; fine 



Pure Gold. A magnificent variety of pure golden yellow ; large 



flowers, borne profusely until frost. {See cut.) 



CANARY BIRD VINE. 



A rapid growing summer climber, with canary yellow flowers, resembling 

 somewhat a canary bird with expanded wings. HHA. 10 to 15 ft... 10 



CACAI.IA. 



Free flowering plants for flower beds, etc.; known as "Tassel Flower;" 



flowers scarlet, orange, etc. 

 CacaUa. Mixed. HA. 1)^ ft 5 



CAI.A1VDRI1VIA. 



Calandrinia Grandiflora. Dwarf growing plants for the flower garden ; 

 the sunshine causes the large rose flowers to expand into a perfect 

 blaze of beauty. HHA. 1ft 5 



CALCEOI-AKIA, LARGE FLOWEKINU, SPulitl. ii,u MOTTLED. 



CAECEOI^ARIA. PerPkt. 



Gorgeous plants for green-house and window decoration ; the 

 large pocket-shaped flowers are borne in the greatest pro- 

 fusion through spring and summer ; colors yellow, maroon, 

 crimson, etc. ; spotted and blotched in the most unique and 

 beautiful fashion. TP. 1)^ ft. (See cut.) 



Orandifloi-a or Larg^e Flowering: Section. 



Calceolaria, Spotted and Mottled Varieties Mixed 50 



Dwarf Growing, Spotted and Mottled Varieties Mixed. 



1 ft. high .50 



New Striped. Flowers striped like a bizarre Carnation. . . 50 



Self Colored Mixed. Flowers of all one color, red, 



maroon, gold, etc 25 



Shrubby or Bedding' Calceolarias. 

 True bedding varieties, with innumerable small flowers. 



Calceolaria Rugosa. Mixed. Self Colors 50 



Tigered, Spotted and Mottled Varieties Mixed 75 



CALLIOPSIS, "TOM THUMB.' 



CAI^LIOPSIS OR 

 COREOPSIS. 



Showy, free flowering sum- 

 mer bedding annuals, with 

 large and gaudy flowers, 

 lasting in bloom all sum- 

 mer. HA. 2 ft. 



Dark Crimson 5 



Finest Mixed 5 



Yellow, Crimson Eye 5 



Yellow and Purple Brown. 5 

 Tom Thumb Mixed. A beau- 

 tiful strain ; plants dwarf 



and compact. {See cut.) ... 10 



Imported collection of 10 separate 

 sorts, 50c. 



For an Abiidg'ed Ziist of standard varieties in fiower seeds not specially described here, see pag'es 91 and 92. 



