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Henderson's Packets of Named Sweet Peas . 

 contain 40 to 50 seeds (.except those specially noted) ' ' 



Mrs. Cuthbertson. (See "M" colored plale and page 

 US) 



Mrs. C. W. Breadmore (Evelyn Hemus). (See "L" 

 colored plate and page 118) 



Mrs. Hugh Dickson. A large and fine "cream-pink". . 



Mrs. Routzahn (Juliet; Mrs. Henry Bell; Queen Mary). 

 A favorite "cream-pink"; a blending of straw color, 

 tinted blush-pink and rosy-apricot 



Mrs. Townsend (Blue Picolee). (See " N" colored plate 

 and page 118) 



Mrs. W. J. Unwin. Striped and flaked bright orange- 

 scarlet on white 



Nubian. Rich purplish-mahogany 



Othello (Anna Lumley; Prince of Asturias; Tom Bol- 

 ton), Rich deep maroon; immense waved flowers. . . . 



Paradise Ivory (Lady Knox; Queenie; Queen Victoria 

 Spencer). Old ivory, suffused rosy-buff 



President. A magnificent and glowing orange-scarlet, 

 surpassing all in its class, its coloring equalling the 

 Oriental Poppy. (Pkt. of 15 seeds) 



Primrose Spencer. A large- waved primrose- yellow. . . . 



Prince George. Warm lilac-rose with base of solferino; 

 wings violet rose; one of the fancy or pastel class 



Queen of Norway (The Marquis). Soft violet-mauve. . 



Red Chief (Brunette; Victor Unwin). A rich rose-wood- 

 red; banner and wings of one uniform color 



R. F. Felton. A large and distinct lilac-colored flower, 

 wings tinged French grey 



Robert Sydenham. Bright salmon-orange, very large 

 and beautifully waved 



Rosabelle. (See "P" colored plate and page 118) 



Royal Purple. (See "Q" colored plate and page 118). . . . 



Ruby Palmer. Rich ruby-red, a beautiful new shade of 

 coloring. (Pkt. 15 seeds) 



Scarlet Emperor (George Stark; Scarlet Monarch; Scarlet 

 Empress). A brilliant scarlet self of surpassing 

 coloring, size, form, and profusion of bloom 



Senator Spencer (President W. R. Beaver). A large and 

 fine striped; seal-brown and claret flakes on white.. . . 



Sterling Stent (Captain H. Tr avers). Rich deep salmon 

 suffused with fiery-orange 



Sunproof Crimson. (See "G" colored plate and page 118) 



Tennant Spencer. Large rosy-purple or heliotrope 

 flowers 



Thomas Stevenson. (See "0" colored plate and page 

 118.) Fiery red-orange 



Vermillion Brilliant. Brilliant scarlet, large waved 

 flowers 



Wedgewood Blue. (See "R" colored plale and page 118) 



White Spencer. The popular large white waved variety 



HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BLEND OF 



Mixed Giant Spencer Sweet Peas 



An unsurpassable mixture. Composed exclusively of Giant Waved Spencer 

 varieties, blended in proper proportions of bright colors and including several 

 new hybrids of exquisite colors and shades, many of which, when sufficiently 

 trued up, will be introduced as new-named varieties. 



Price, per pkt. (75 to 100 seeds), 10c; three pkts., 25c; peroz. (400 to 500 

 seeds), 20c; per M lb., 60c; per lb., $2.00, postpaid. 



Henderson's MIXED GRANDIFLORA SWEET PEAS 



This splendid mixture of Eckford's Grandiflora and the Unwin types is 

 a studied formula containing correct proportions of various bright colors 

 and shades, supplying a harmony of brilliancy. 



Price, per pkt. (about 75 seeds), 5c; per oz. (300 to 400 seeds), 10c; per 

 14, lb., 30c; per lb., 85c, postpaid. 



GRANDIFLORA and UNWIN SWEET PEAS 



The overshadowing size and beauty of the Giant Waved Spencer Sweet 

 Peas has gradually reduced the demand for most varieties of the Grandiflora 

 and Unwin types so that we now offer only a list of these limited to the pop- 

 ular sorts for sowing in quantity for cut flowers or garden decoration. 



PRICE FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GRANDIFLORA AND 

 UNWIN SWEET PEAS: 5c. per pkt. (50 to 75 seeds) ; six 5c pkts. for 25c; 

 15c per oz. (300 to 400 seeds); 40c per M lb.; $1.25 per lb., postpaid. 

 Blanche Ferry. The popular rose-pink with blush-white wings. 

 Dorothy Eckford. For years the best white "Eckford." 



Earliest of All. The earliest "Blanche Ferry" and a popular "pink and white." 

 Earliest White. The earliest strain of "Emily Henderson"; pure white. 

 Earliest Sunbeams. Bright primrose-yellow open formed flowers. 

 Emily Henderson. A pure white "sport" from Blanche Ferry and possessing 



the same profuse-flowering qualities. 

 Frank Dolby (Unwin). Large waved flowers of light lavender. 

 King Edward. The splendid old rich crimson-scarlet. 

 Lady Grisel Hamilton. Beautiful silvery-lavender. 

 Lord Nelson. Rich indigo-blue. 



Lovely. Warm rose-pink, deeper than Prima Donna. 

 Miss Willmott. Orange-rose. 



Mont Blanc. A little larger but later than "Earliest White," 

 Nora Unwin. Pure white large waved flowers. 

 Prima Donna. Exquisite clear light pink. 



10c 

 10c 

 10c 



"SMSST How to Grow Sweet Peas to Perfection— Free ffl, 



Includes growing Sweet Peas for garden decoration, cut 

 when asked for | flowers, exhibition and staging. 

 Fall sowing for warm climates, winter forcing, etc., also cultural methods of prize winners at Sweet Pea shows. 



