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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK— FLOWER SEEDS.— WHOLESALE. 



Henderson's 

 Unrivalled 



Pansy 



Seed. 



HENDERSON'S PANSIES . . . 



were awarded the highest pre- 

 mium at the World's Columbian 

 Exposition, Chicago. 1893. 



HENDERSON S MAMMOTH BUTTERCUP PANSY. 



GIANT TRIMARDEAXj PANST. 



HENDERSON'S 



PANSY SEED 



Produces the finest Flowers 

 in the World. 



Your pansy seed last season enabled me to 

 take a prize at the "Flower Show.' 

 Mrs. D. A. Kennedy, 



572 Tremont St., Selma, Ala. 



Your Butterfly strains of pansies were the 

 admiration of all who visited ray place last 

 year Many of the blooms were three inches 

 in diameter and all such brilliant and beautiful 

 colors; it was indeed a sight worth going miles 

 to see. Will G. F. Pratt, 



Spokane, Wash. 



The best Pansies I ever raised came from 

 your seed. Chas. S. Barnaby, 



Columbus, Ind. 



No Pansy that I have grown equals your 

 Fancy Pansy in beauty of colors and texiur>-. 

 the two mist important essentials to me in a 

 pansy flower. F. H. Moses, 



Bucksrort, Me. 



The Pansies raised from mixed seed have 

 been the envy of the town. I have been only 

 too glad to advertise them for the pleasure 

 they have given us; it is a small return. 

 Rev. M. H. Colemman, 



Broadalbin, N. Y. 



I wish to thank you for the rare pleasure 

 afforded myself and many admiring friends 

 from my wonderful pansy beds grown from 

 seeds ordered from yu a year ago Neither 

 pictures nor description exaggerates these 

 marvels of beauty, for certainly they are such. 

 J. H. Cummings, 



New Market, Tenn. 

 Yonr Pansies were the finest I ever grew 

 and 1 have had seed from many growers. 



O. B. Perkins, — Gardner, Masi. 



The Pansies I raised from your seed last 

 year were the finest I have ever had. 

 Miss Ida Newell, Florist, 



Delaware. Ohio. 

 In six papers of Butterfly Pansy there were 

 539 seeds from which I have 487 plants ; this 

 is more than satisfactory and I never saw 

 such fine plump seed. 



Mrs. S. P. Cushing, 



Weymouth, Mass. 



Per oz. 

 Pansy, Henderson's Mammoth Buttrrfly, Mixed. 

 The finest strain of fancy pansy ever produced; a strain 

 of Pansy which, for variety and beauty, lias never been 

 excelled. Of matchless forms, colors and markings, 

 with flowers half as large again as ordinary Pansies. 

 They will both astonish and delight "Pansy Fanciers." 



peri oz. $1.00 $6 00 

 Collection of Henderson's Butterfly, one pkt. each of 



ten colors ■ 65c. 



Henderson's Highland, mixed. (Scotch).per \ oz. 1.75 12 00 

 Cassier'sOdier, or five blotched mixed, per^ oz., 50 3 00 



Bugnot's large stained mixed " 1.00 6 00 



Giant Trimardeau Pansies, Mixed 2 00 



" Separate Colors, viz 

 These are remarkably large Pansies, which, for size 

 of flower and robust growth, eclipse by all odds any 

 known strain. 



Per oz. Per oz. 



golden. . . 

 margined 

 striped. . 

 Collection 

 sorts. . 



3 00 

 3 00 

 3 00 



blue 3 



white 5 



black 3 



00 I purple 3 



00 violet and gold 3 

 00 I 



of Trimardeau. 



One pkt. each of eight 

 .5Uc. 



Henderson's fancy mixed 2 50 



German finest mixed per lb., $9.00 75 



good mixed ... " 6.00 50 



collection of German. Six sorts, 15c. ; twelve sorts,25c. 



Brilliant, fine red 100 



Kaiser Frederick 1 00 



Cardinal, brown red per £ oz., 50c. 3 50 



Coquette de Poissy per pkt., 13c. 



Meteor, terra cotta 1 00 



Emperor William ultramarine blue, dark blotches 80 



Faust or King of Blacks 80 



Pres. Carnot per pkt., 13c. 



"White Treasure, white, blue blotches 80 



yellow 75 



Snow Queen, pure white, no blotches 80 



striped 80 



mahogany 80 



Fire Dragon, orange and bronze 80 



Rex, purple 80 



bronze 80 



azure blue 80 



Lord Beaconsfield, violet and lavender 80 



gold margined 80 



HENDERSON'S 



PANSY SEED 



IS UNEQUALED. , 



I send you a clipping from the "Bridgeport 

 Standard ' by which you will see that 1 have 

 succeeded in raising some very fine pansies. 

 They are truly wonderful— flowers monstrous, 

 on stems 9 inches long; planis actually as tall 

 as described (20 inches) and as rank as 

 "potato vines." The seed I purchased of you 

 last fall and were Giant 'or Trimardeau 

 Pansies," nine in the collection. 1 take great 

 pleasure in informing you of the facts as above 

 given. 1 might add that mv place has be-n 

 visited by people from all about here who 

 express themselves as perfectly astonished at 

 the wonderful size, beauty, etc., of the pansies. 

 T. B. Fairchild,— Stratford, Conn. 



For size, form, and color, the Pansies pro- 

 duced from your seed surpass any 1 have 

 ever raised. W. C. Aitchison, Florist, 

 East Orange, N. J. 



The Pansies you sent me last year were the 

 best ever grown in this country. 

 J. Beasley, 



Mount Eden, New Zealand. 



Please. send me Y 2 oz. Fancy Pansy, mixed, 

 same as I have had every year since 1876 and 

 have never seen a strain ot Pansy equalling 

 them in beauty of coloring or quality of 

 texture. F. H. Moses. 



Bucksport, Me. 



The Butterfly Pansies bought from you this 

 season are the loveliest things 1 ever saw. 

 Miss W. A. Washburn, 



Watkinsville, Ga. 



My Pansies were the wonder and delight of 

 all who saw them. I sowed the seed in May 

 and they began blooming in Tuly and I picked 

 them by the hundred until frost came. All 

 lovers of Pansies will surely be more than 

 pleased with the Mammoth Butterfly. 

 Mrs. E. G. Fosgate, 



Ashburnham, Mass. 



I wish to state that from one paper of your 

 Giant Pansy seed I raised 112 plants and my 

 pansies were from 3% to 3 Inches across and 

 pronounced the finest ever raised in this 

 vicinity. Mrs. H. E. Robbins, 



Lyons, Iowa. 



We furnish the trade our Flower Seeds in retail packets, superbly lithographed, at 33fr per cent, off retail prices. 



