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The "HOME GARDEN" Collection 



(For description see opposite page) 



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Corn, Henderson's Metropolitan 



" Golden Bantam 



Peas, Nott's Excelsior 



" Henderson's Prosperity 



Beans, Refugee or 1000 to 1 



" Black Valentine 



" Henderson's Unrivaled Wax 



" Henderson's Improved Bush Lima. 



" Henderson's Leviathan Pole Lima 



Beet, Henderson's Eclipse 



Onion, White Globe 



Yellow Globe 



Paisley, Henderson's Emerald 



Carrot, Henderson's Coreless 



Henderson's Mignonette Lettuce 



Radish Early Scarlet Turnip 



FOR SECOND PLANTING 

 Corn, Henderson's Golden Rod 



Beans, Extra Early Refugee . . 



Beet, Henderson's Eclipse . . 



Radish, French Breakfast 



Radish, White Tipped Rocket 



Hills 

 or Rows 



20 hills 

 20 hills 

 50 ft. 

 50 ft. 

 20 ft. 

 20 ft. 

 20 ft 

 20 ft. 

 12 Poles 

 50 ft. 

 50 ft. 

 50 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 50 ft. 



64 Hills 



50 ft. 



5o"ft. 



25 ft, 

 25 ft. 



If 

 Planted 



May 5 

 May 5 

 Apr. 5 

 Apr. 5 

 May 1 

 Mav 1 

 May 1 

 May 12 

 May 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 10 

 Sow por 

 row at i 



(July 11 

 .July 15 

 /July 8 

 Uuly 25 

 Aug. 17 

 Aug. 15 

 Aug. 15 



First 

 Picking^ 



July 10 

 July 5 

 June 10 

 June 15 

 June 25 

 June 20 

 June 20 

 Aug. 10 

 Aug. 20 

 June 15 

 June 25 

 June 25 

 r ily 10 

 June 25 

 June 10 

 tions of 

 ntervalsj 



Sept. 12 

 Sept. 15 

 Sept. 5 

 Sept. 20 

 Sept. 25 

 Sept. 20 

 Sept. 20 



HENDERSON'S %?% 



COLLECTIONS 

 OF 



VEGETABLE 

 K SEEDS 



Con- 

 tain seeds 

 of true and 

 tried varieties, 

 carefully selected 

 to give a continuous 

 supply of vegetables 

 throughout the season. 

 The quantities are propor- 

 tioned to meet the require- 

 ments of such gardens as are in' 

 dicated by the titles of the collec- 

 tions and they will be found conven- 

 ient for patrons who find it somewhat 

 confusing and irksome to look through 

 the catalogue, preferring our judgment as to 

 kinds and quantities. We cannot allow any 

 •alterations in these collections as they are put up in 

 advance, ready to ship, before the commencement 

 of our busy season, thus enabling us to sell them at very 

 much less than the articles would cost separately. 

 We enclose with every collection a pamphlet giving plain 

 directions for sowing and cultivating, enabling even the in- 

 experienced to produce fresh vegetables the entire season. 



SJtVE 

 MONEY 



PRICE OF THE ABOVE COLLECTION, $4.00 

 Purchaser paying transportation Packed weight 6 lbs 



OUR CHOICEST SELECTIONS FOR QUALITY, QUANTITY 

 AND CONTINUITY AT A VERY GREAT SAVING OF COST 



The "SUBURBAN GARDEN" Collection 



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Variety 



Beans, Bush Valentine Early green pod 



Golden Wax. Yellow wax podded 



" Bush Lima. "The Henderson" 



" Old Homestead. Finest greed-podded. 

 Beet, Eclipse. Extra early, round 



Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield 



Selected Late Flat Dutch 



Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn. Extra Early 



Celery, Perfected White Plume 



Corn, Sweet, Cory. Extra early 



" Stowell's Evergreen. Popular late.. 

 Cucumber, "Henderson" White Spine 



Endive, Green Curled. Popular salad. 



Leek, Large Flag. Large, white 



Lettuce, Salamander. Second early . . 

 " New York. Fine main crop . 



Melon, Musk, Netted Gem. Extra Early. 

 ' ' Water .Cole's Earl y. The finest . . . 



Onion, White Portugal. Fine early white 

 " Prizetaker. Large main crop 



Parsley, Emerald. Curly leaves 

 Parsnip, Hollow Crown. Large white. 



Peas, Early 



Medium early 



" Main crop 



Radish, Early Round, Dark Red 



" French Breakfast. Oval shape. 



Spinach, Victoria. For spring or fall 



Squash, Mammoth, Summer Crookneck . . 

 Tomato, Ponderosa, Henderson's Famous. 

 Turnip, Early Red Top Strap Leaf 



Hills 

 or Rows 



50 ft. 

 50 ft. 

 20 ft. 

 25 hills 

 20 ft. 



100 ft. 



100 ft. 



25 ft. 



50 ft, 

 25 hills 

 25 hills 

 15 hills 



50 ft. 



25 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 25 ft. 



15 hills 

 10 hills 



20 ft. 

 20 ft. 



25 ft. 

 40 ft. 



50 ft. 

 50 ft. 

 50 ft. 



50 ft. 

 50 ft. 



25 ft. 

 15 hills 

 50 hills 



50 ft. 



If 



Planted 



May 1 

 May 1 

 May 12 

 May 10 

 Apr. 15 



Apr. 10 

 June 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 

 May 5 

 May 5 

 May 15 



May 5 



Apr. 15 

 Apr. 1C 

 Apr. 10 



May 15 

 May 15 



Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 



Apr. 10 

 Apr. 25 

 Apr. 5 

 Apr. 5 

 Apr. 5 



Apr. 1 

 Apr. 1 



Apr. 5 

 May 10 

 May 1 

 Apr. 10 



First 

 Picking 



June 20 

 June 20 

 Aug. 10 

 July 15 

 June 15 



July 10 

 Oct. 15 

 June 20 

 Sept, 10 

 July 10 

 Aug. 1 

 Aug. 1 



July 20 



Aug. 15 

 June 25 

 July 1 



Aug. 20 

 Aug. 25 



Aug. 1 

 Aug. 15 



July 10 

 Sept 1 

 June 10 

 June 15 

 July 1 



Mav 15 

 May 20 



June 10 



July 10 



Aug. 1 



I June 25 



The "COUNTRY GENTLEMAN" Collection 



Purchaser paying transportation 



PRICE OF THE ABOVE COLLECTION, $4.00 



Packed weight, 6 lbs. 



The "CITY GARDEN" Collection 



Contains 1 packet each of the following 20 D 

 Beans (none require staking). 



Dwarf; green pod. 



Dwarf; yellow wax pod. 



Bush Limas. 

 Beet. Round red. 

 Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield 



Carrot. Early Half Long Scarlet. 

 Corn. Early Sugar. 

 Cucumber. For slicing, etc. 

 Lettuce. Salamander. 

 Lettuce. New York. 



istinct Varieties — 



Onion. Early white. 



Large red; for boiling. 

 Parsley. Double curled. 

 Peas (nojie require staking). 



luirliest Dwarf. 



Dwarf. Medium early. 



Dwarf. Late. 

 Radish. Early Round Red. 

 Squash. White Scalloped Bush. 

 Tomato. Early Smooth Scarrot. 

 Turnip. Round White Tabic. 



PRICE OF THE ABOVE 

 Purchaser paying transportation 



COLLECTION, $1.50 



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Variety 



Beans, Bush, Valentine. Green pods 



" Refugee or 1 000 to 1 . Green pods 



" Golden Wax. Yellow wax podded 



" Bush Lima. "The Henderson" 



" Pole, Large White Lima 



" Old Homestead. Finest green- podded 



Beet, Eclipse. Extra early, round 



Brussels Sprouts, Dalkeith. The best 



Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield 



Selected Late Flat Dutch 



Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn. Extra early 



" Intermediate. For main crop 



Cauliflower, Henderson's Snowball. The finest. . 



Celery, Perfected White Plume 



" Giant White Solid 



Corn, Sweet, Cory. Extra early 



" Crosby's. Medium early 



" Stowell's Evergreen. Popular late.. 

 Cucumber, "Henderson" White Spine 



Endive, Green Curled. Popular salad. 



Kale, Dwarf Curled. Supplying greens in winter 

 Kohl-Rabi, Early White. Fine for boiling 



Leek, Large Flag. Large white 



Lettuce, Boston Market. Extremely early . 



" Salamander. Second early 



" New York. Fine main crop 



Melon Musk, Netted Gem. Estra early. 



" Hackensack. Main crop.., 



Melon, Water, Cole's Early. The finest. . 



Okra, White Velvet. Tender pods for soups, etc.. 



Onion, White Portugal. Fine early white 



" Prizetaker. Large main crop 



Parsley, Emerald. Curly leaves 



Parsnip, Hollow Crown. Large white. . . 

 Peas, Early 



" Medium early 



" Main crop 



Pumpkin, Large Cheese. Fine for pies. 



25 ft. 

 100 ft. 

 100 ft. 

 100 ft. 

 100 ft. 

 10 hills 



100 ft. 

 100 ft. 



20 ft. 

 100 ft. 



50 hills 

 40 hills 



Tomato, Eafly Freedom. Large, solid 50 hills 



Ponderosa. Henderson's Famous 30 hills 



Turnip, Early Red Top Strap Leaf 150 ft. 



• Punile Top White Globe 15') ft. 



Radish, Early Round Dark Red 



" French Breakfast. Oval shape. 



Salsify, Mammoth. Large roots 



Spinach, Victoria. For spring or fall . 

 Squash, Mammoth Summer Crookneck 

 " Hubbard. Winter squash 



Hills 

 or Rows 



100 ft. 



100 ft. 



100 ft. 



20 ft 



50 hills 



100 hills 



50 ft. 



100 ft. 



100 ft. 

 100 ft. 



25 ft. 



125 ft. 



100 ft. 



200 ft. 



200 ft. 

 100 hills 

 100 hills 

 100 hills 



60 hills 



50 ft. 



100 ft. 

 100 ft. 



25 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 25 ft. 

 25 ft. 



15 hills 

 15 hills 

 10 hills 



If 



Planted 



May 1 



Mav 1 

 May 1 

 Mav 12 

 May 15 

 May 10 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 



Apr. 10 

 June 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 

 Apr. 15 

 May 5 

 May 5 

 May 5 

 May 15 



May 5 



Apr. 15 



Apr. 15 



Apr. 15 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 



Mav 15 



Mav 15 

 Mav 15 



First 

 PL-king 



25 ft. Mav 1 

 20 ft. Apr. 10 

 100 ft, Apr. 10 



Apr. 10 

 Apr. 25 

 Apr. 5 

 Apr. 5 

 Apr. 5 

 May 1 



Apr. 



Apr. 



Apr. 15 

 Apr. 5 

 Mav 10 

 May 25 



May 1 

 Mav 1 

 Apr. 10 

 Apr. 10 



June 20 

 June 25 

 June 25 

 Aug. 10 

 Aug. 20 

 July 15 

 June 15 

 Sept. 1 



July 10 

 Oct. 15 

 June 20 

 June 25 

 July 20 

 Sept. 10 

 Oct. 10 

 Jury 10 

 July 20 

 Aug. 1 

 Aug. 1 



July 20 



Aug. 20 

 June 20 



Aug. 15 

 June 10 

 June 25 

 July 1 



Aug. 20 

 Aug. 20 

 Aug. 25 



Aug. 1 

 Aug. 1 

 Aug. 15 



July 10 

 Sept. 1 

 June 10 

 June 15 

 July 1 

 Sept. 20 



Mav 15 



May 20 



Sept 15 

 June 10 

 July 10 

 Sept. 1 



July 25 

 Aug. 1 



June 25 

 July 1 



PRICE OF THE ABOVE COLLECTION. $10.00 

 Purchaser paying transportation Packed weight. 19 lbs. 



The "City Garden", "Home Garden" and "Suburban Garden" Collections can be 9en1 everywhere by parcel post; see page 1 for table of cone rates 

 and remit postage with order. The "Country Gentleman" Collection can be sent more cheaply by express beyond the second parcel post lone. 



