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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.— BULBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. 



HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR 



SINGLE EARLY TULIPS. 



TULIPS are such universal favoritesthat It is scarcely necessary 

 to expatiate upon their merits here. Their ease of culture, 

 combined with beauty of form and gorgeous coloring, ren- 

 ders them the most popular bulbs grown for spring bedding, and 

 for winter flowering in the greenhouse and window garden they 

 are incomparable. The Tulip is extremely hardy and of easy 

 culture, blooming as freely aud producing as fine flowers in a 

 confined town garden as in a more favored place. Double and 

 Single Tulips, when associated together aud planted in front of 

 shrubs, maintain a longer display than if either are separately 

 planted. In gardens where the flower beds are to be kept gay 

 from the earliest day of spring, plant between the lines of Tulips. 

 Scilla Sibirica. Chionodoxas, Snowdrops or Crocus, as these 

 flower first and are through when the Tulips come iuto bloom. 



DUG VAN THOL TULIPS. 



Very early and especially valuable for forcing andpot 

 culture. Height, from 6 to 7 inches. 



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Due Van Thol, Bed and 



Yellow 



White 



Yellow 



Rose 



Scarlet. Kkhdazzlingscarlet 



PRICES, 



Deli vered free in 



U. S. 



Each. | Dot. | 100. 



3c. 



25c. 



$1 60 



4c. 



45c. 



8.26 



4c. 



4.-.C. 



3.2". 



JC. 



3.V. 



2.25 



3c. 



30c. 



1.75 



MIXED TULIPS. 



Mixed Single Earlu-Flowering Tulips. 



First quality. Price, delivered in the U. S.. 2c 

 each, 20c. per doz., 90c. per 100; or, buyer pay- 

 ing transit, for $7.50 per 1,000. 



Henderson's Special Mixed Single Early- 

 Flowering Tulips. 



Made up from named sorts, proper proportions 

 of bright colors, all blooming together and of 

 uniform height; extra tine bulbs. Price, delivered 

 free in the U. S., 3c. each. 25c. per doz., $1.40 per 

 100; or, buyer paying transit, $9.50 per 1,000. 



" The 100 special mixed tulip bulbs I purchased 

 from you last Fall are now in bloom — 125 flowers 

 — and some have fallen off. All bulbs bloomed 

 and some gave as many as four flowers. I have 

 derived more satisfaction from these bulbs than 

 any investment I ever made in flowers." 



THOS. G. BADGLEY, Irvington, N.J. 



HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR kftRLY SINGLE TULIPS. NAMED VARIETIES. 



The letters A, B. C, following the varieties. Indicate their cnrlliicss nfhloom; the \'« fl<i 

 the A's are out ol' bloom, etc. The average helirht In Inch.'N U ul»o irl>i 



tocether and arc the earliest, B's follow before 



> aid In urruncliiff lloiur beds. 



BRIGHT CRIMSON SCARLETS. 



Artus [Garibaldi). TIT. Dwarf, bright red, fine 

 bold flowers 



Belle Alliance! H'.t ter/oo). B0 lirllllantscarlet, 

 yellow base, large flower, line for bedding 



Couleur Cardinal. 117. Brilliant crimson, splen- 

 did tor bedding 



Crimson KlnglRolCramolal). 1">. Fine show; 

 bedder, large Bowers, bright crimson, yellow ha-.- 



Pottebakker, scarlet (Verboom). AS. Bright 

 scarlet, viTv large and one flower. 



Rembrandt. A9. Superb, rich glowing crimson, 

 large flower, early and line forcer 



Vermilion Brilliante. BS. Deep, dnzzllng 

 virmllion, magnificent, extra line for pots anil 

 massing, very effective 



Prices, 



Delivered free in 

 r. s. 



Each. 



Doz. 



100. 



3c. 



25c. 



$1.75 



4c. 



35c. 



2.00 



5c. 



50c. 



8.50 



3c. 



.:.. 



1.75 



4c. 



85c. 





4c. 



85c 



2.25 



5c. 



50c. 



3.50 



DARK BLOOD REDS. 



Moucheron. B9. Splendid large flower, rich dnrk 

 scarlet, as If suffused with black blood, small 

 yellow base, black anthers 



Purple Crown i r Admiration i. AS. Rich black- 

 ish crimson, yellow base 



ROSY RE.DS. 



John Bright. A9. Grand, extra large, broad- 

 petaled Bower, bright rosy crimson, large j ellow 

 base, toned white 



Proserpine. B12. The "Queen ol Tulips," large 

 ami v.ry effective, rich, silky, carmine rose of 

 perfeel form 



Stanley, ni" Beautiful roaycarmine.largeflower 



Prices. 



Delivered free in 



i S 



Each. | Doi. | 100. 



5c. 



50c. 



»8.5« 



3c. 



•J.V. 



1 76 



5c. 



50c. 



3.25 



5c. 

 4c. 



r.Oc. 

 40c. 



2 r.O 



All Bulbs, Seeds and Books are delivered free in the U. S., excepting- where otherwise noted. 



