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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.— WHOLESALE CATALOGUE. 



Henderson's |\j ew Tenderheart Lettuce. 



This is similar to the old Boston Market in general appearance, but 

 is superior to it in every way. The plant is of the same size, but the 

 head proper is much larger, and it has fewer outside leaves. Its value 

 to the market gardener lies in its remarkable uniformity, every plant 

 coming true to type, and in its ability to stand after ma- 

 turity without going to seed. It has the bright attractive 

 color of Salamander, though the outer leaves are a shade 

 darker. It is without doubt the best first early market 

 lettuce. (See cut.) Price, 20c. oz., 56c. i lb., $1.76 lb. 



/ send my testimony of Ike merit of your Tenderheart Leituc*. It 

 succeeded beyond my expectations. The finest lettuce I ever grew." 



BENOIT BARRIOS, Jesuit Bend, La. 



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HENDERSON'S 



Perfected Salamander Lettuce. 



Extra Selected Market Gardener's Strain. 



This is one of the standard vegetables introduced by us. and the de- 

 mand for it has steadily increased until it is the leading variety grown 

 by market gardeners for summer heading. 



Lettuces naturally thrive better during the cooler weather of spring 

 and fall than in a torrid summer, the season when such crisp, cool- 

 ing salad is in great demand, conse- 

 quently there has been bred a num- 

 ber of heat-resisting or summer 

 lettuces, among which our Perfected 

 Salamander is the acknowledged 

 leader. It forms good-sized, compact 

 and tender heads, creamy-white in- 

 side and of the desirable rich buttery 

 flavor; outer color, light green; it re- 

 mains longer in head without running 

 to seed than any other variety and 

 stands a great amount of heat with- 

 out burning. We recommend it to 

 critical market gardeners. (See cut.) 



Price, 20c. oz., 60c. J lb., $1.40 lb. 



" The Salamander Lettuce I bought from you 

 last nason produced the best Lettuce l have 

 tver grown notwithstanding a very dry season. 

 ERNEST WESTON, Neivport, R.I. 



HENDEKSON'S 



cos or celery lettuce " Trianon." 



Excels all other Lettuces in quality, having a crispness, 

 tenderness and flavor peculiarly its own and unapproached 

 by any other variety. The heads are long and conical. 

 The leaves require to be tied up, when they soon form 

 solid heads and quickly bleach to snowy whiteness, become 

 as stiff, crisp, and sweet as celery stalks, and are delicious 

 when eaten in the same manner or prepared for salad. 

 Price, 15c. oz., 40c. \ lb., $1.20 lb. 



" Your Cos Lettuce was the finest I ever saw. Every head was a solid 

 head and sold well." 



C. C. MURPHY & SONS.Qthand B Sis., Washington. D. C. 



" / take this opportunity for praising Trianon Cos Let.ucce. It is superb 

 — one is large enough for c small family." 



Dr. J. FITZ-MATHEW, W. Sound, Wash. 



Grand Rapids Lettuce. 



This does not form compact heads but a large mass of 

 beautiful curly crisp leaves, tender and delicious; it is 

 the best of the loose-leaved sorts. A rapid grower and 

 admirable for field or indoor-culture, its upright habit 

 prevents leaf-rot when grown under glass. Price, 16c. 

 oz., 40c. J lb., $1.26 lb. 



Black-Seeded Simpson. 



Very large loose heads of curly 

 golden-yellow leaves; which are 

 thin and tender. It stands summer 

 heat splendidly and is valued for 

 frame culture. 



Price 16c. oz., 35c. }4 lb., $1.00 lb. 



OUR COMPLETE LIST'OF 22 KINDS OF LETTUCE WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE 35. 



