HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR SEEDS 



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Truck Farmers 



BITS OF TESTIMONY. 



WE H71VE THOUSANDS MORE! 



I have as good an advertisement for your SELF-BLANCHING 

 CELERY seed as you could 'wish for — out of 355 crates of fine celery, I 

 only cut one hollow stalk, while some people around here have had one- 

 third of their crop thrown out for such cause. 



CARL A. BAUMEISTER, Sanford, Fla. 



I can get seeds right here, but they are not to be compared to yours. 

 Your seed is the best I have ever used. I can raise double the amount of 

 crop from your seed than any of my neighbors can from the same amount 

 of others' seed. Your ONION seed is excellent. I have raised 1,400 

 bushels to the acre. JAMES W. HANDLY, Claremont, N. H. 



I tried FIRST OF ALL PEAS cf you last year— they lead the market 

 — the | bushel yielded at first picking 7 bushels. The VALENTINE 

 SNAP BEANS were also a marvel of uniform maturity and earliness. 

 As good seed is of vital importance to my success, and as I have been deal- 

 ing some years ■with you, the best word ia my vocabulary I am glad to say 

 in your favor. A. O'HALLORAN, Lynchburg, Va. 



Your SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER seed is all right in every 

 respect; every plant formed a fine head, while right beside them I had 

 1,000 plants from a Western seedsman that did not give me a dozen heads. 

 I have had strains of so-called Henderson's Snowball from several different 

 seedsmen, but find I only have the true type when I get it from you. 



W. E. AVERY, Honesdale, Pa. 



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