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PARTIAL VIEW OF HENDERSON'S DUTCH GARDEN AND DISPLAY OF BULBOUS FLOWERS 

 At the International Flower Show, Grand Central Palace, New York, 1913. Awarded a special Gold Medal, although not entered for competition. 



^== WE DELIVER FREE - 



ANYWHERE in the U. S. 

 (To P. 0. or R.R., Express Office or Freight station, 



at our option.) 



VEGETABLE, FLOWER. LAWN GRASS SEEDS 



AND BOOKS 



Excepting where otherwise noted. 



Purchaser pays transit charges on bulbs and roots 



when specially noted in this Catalogue also on seeds 



in pints, quarts, pecks, bushels, barrels, and on Farm 



Seeds, Implements, Fertilizer, Insecticides, etc. 



Plants by express we do NOT deliver free: pur- 

 chaser pays express charges, though small plants can he 

 mailed free when so ordered. See page -18. 



HENDERSON'S 



Seeds, Bulbs, Etc. 



Are procurable ONLY 

 direct from us ^ - - 



We DO NOT supply through dealers, store-keepers, 

 etc. 



By only supplying the planter direct we protect 

 many customers, who have had inferior Seeds, 

 Bulbs, etc., foisted upon them as " Henderson's." 



HOW BEST TO ORDER AND REMIT. 



Remittances should be made either in the form of 

 an Express Money Order or a P. O. Money Order, 

 Bank Draft or Registered Letter. 



Customers can also shop by Express, as all express 

 companies have purchasing departments in all 

 their offices. They make no charges other than the 

 return expressage. 



If Goods are Wanted C. O. D., 25 per cent, of the 

 amount must accompany the order. Plants we do 

 not send C. O. D. 



Orders from unknown Correspondents, without 

 remittance, should be accompanied by New York 

 City reference, to save delay. 



= INDEX = 



BULBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. 



Page 



Aconite, Winter 41 



Achimenes 29 



Agapanthus 29 



Allium 29 



Amaryllis 29 



Anemone 30 



Arum 30 



Astilbe (Spirea) 46 



Belladonna Lily 29 



Bermuda Easter Lily. 40 



Bleeding Heart 33 



Blood Root 30 



Abutilions 48 



Akebia 54 



AUamanda 48 



Altheas .55 



Ampelop'sis 54 



Apios . .54 



Araucaria 50 



Areca 50 



Aristolochia 54 



Asparagus 51 



Aspidistra 50 



Begonias 48 



Berberry 55 



Bignonia 54 



Flower Seeds 58, 59 



Sweet Peas 59 



Page 



Blue Bells 45 



Bulbocodium 41 



Callas 31 



"- Black, Red, etc 30 



Camassia 31 



Chinese Sacred Lily. .28 



Chionodoxa 31 



Colchicutn 32 



Crocus 32 



Crown Imperial 33 



Cyclamen 33 



Page 



Daffodils 21 to 28 



Dielytra or Dicentra..33 

 Dog's-Tooth Violet. . .33 



Eranthis 41 



Erythronium. 33 



Freesia 34 



Fritillarias 34 



Gladiolus 34 



Glory of Snow 31 



Guernsey Lily 29 



Hyacinths 2 to 8 



Page 



Iris 35 to 37 



I.xia 37 



Jacobean Lily 29 



Jonquil 27 



Lachenalia 37 



Leucojum 45 



Lilium (Lilies) 38 to 40 



Lily of the Valley 37 



Meadow Saffron 41 



Narcissus 21 to 28 



Nerine 29 



Page 



Ornithogalum 41 



Oxalis 41 



Peonias 42 to 44 



Puschkinia 41 



Ranunculus 41 



Sanguinaria 30 



Scarborough Lily 29 



Scilla 45 



Snowdrop 45 



Snowflake 45 



Sparaxis 46 



PLANTS AND SHRUBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. 



Blackberries 57 



Browallia 48 



Calcanthus 55 



Camellias 48 



Campanula 53 



Carnations 49 



Celastrus 54 



Chionanthus 55 



Chrysanthemums 48 



Clematis 54 



Clethra 55 



Cocos 50 



Corchorus 55 



Cornus 55 



Vegetable Seeds, 60, 61, 

 62 



Currants 56 



Cydonia 55 



Coreopsis 48, 53 



Delphinium 53 



Deutzias 55 



Dracaenas 50 



Exorchorda iiS 



Ferns 51 



Forsythia 55 



Fuchsia 49 



Geraniums 43 



Gooseberries 56 



Grape Vines 56 



Hardv Plants 53 



Heliotropes 49 



Herbaceous Plants.. . . 53 



Honeysuckles 54 



Hydrangea oo 



Ivy 54 



Jasminum 43, 54 



Kentia 50 



Kerria 55 



Latania 50 



Lilacs bo 



Lycium 54 



Orange 49 



Palms 50 



Pandanus 50 



Pansies 49 



Perennial Plants 53 



Philadelphus 55 



Phlox. 52 



Phoenix 50 



Poinsettia 52 



Primula 52 



Privet.- 55 



Prunus 55 



Raspberries 57 



Rhodotypus 55 



Rhubarb 56 



Ribes 55 



Robinia 55 



SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING. 



Clover, Scarlet 65 



Grass Seeds 64, 65 



Lawn Grass 77 



Oats 63 



Rye . . 

 Rape. 



.63 

 .65 



Page 



Spiraea 46 



Spring Colchicum. . . .41 



Spring Snowflake 45 



Star of Bethlehem.. . .41 



Sternbergia 46 



Trillium 46 



Triteleia 46 



Tulips 9 to 20 



Vallota 29 



Watsonia 46 



Wood Hyacinths 45 



Roses 54 



Rubber Plants 50 



Sambucus 55 



Shrubs 55 



Smilax 52 



Spiraea 55 



Strawberries 56 



Swainsonia 52 



Syringa 55 



Viburnum 55 



Vines, Hardy 54 



Violets. 52 



Weigelias 55 



Wistaria 54 



Vetch 65 



Wheat 63 



PETER HENDERSON & CO. give no warranty 

 expressed or implied, as to description, quality, pro- 

 ductiveness, or any other matter of any Seeds, 

 Bulbs or Plants they send out, and they will not be 

 in any way responsJble for the crop. If the pu - 

 chaser does not accept the goods on these terms, 

 they are at once to be returned. 



McIlroy & Emmet, 22 Th.a.mes Street, N. Y. 



