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Aconite, Winter....... 34 
Achimenes... . thes 
Agapanthus...... 2733 
Allium...... . 23 
Alstromeria. . 33 
Arma ryilisds s:5iccvss 2 i cop etree 
Anemone.......... 22 
Altima rst ie 33 
Astilbe (Spirea)..... 31 
Babiana. ...... ioe 
Belladonna Lily soles 
Bermuda Easter Lily. ..26 
Bleeding Heart .24 
Blood Root 33 
Brodiga. ....> 33 
Bulbocodium. .. Se 
33 
Callasal Jui cee: .23 
“Black, Red, etc. ..33 
Calochortus a3) 
Camassia. . 33 
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Acalypha ... 38 
Actinidia... s% 44 
Akebia...... . 44 
Altheas.... oe 45 
Ampelopsis............44 
Apioss. 3...) : orn ee 
Araucaria... VEG Oen 
Alrecane anes 72 AD 
Aristolochia..... .. 44 
AISDRTARUSS sce oe cele ees 
Azaleas: -Siem.ic , nas 
Begonias.... Parnes ae 
Berberry...... sae Hil? 
Bignonia...... 44 
Blackberries..... sea 
Bougainvillea 39 
Calycanthus..... 45 
Camellias.... ..39 
Carnations... ; .39 
Gélastruis.nn- 5 . .44 
Gercise sents 45 
Chionanthus. . 45 
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Flower Seeds..........48 
Vegetable Seeds. .. .49-51 
Clover Scarlet.........93 
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HOOKS peek sich OUSOS 
Fertilizers............-00 
Insecticides. =)... .% 5-1-00 
Moolstereies: .01—09 
Beautiful flowers in your house this 
winter or in your garden next spring, 
THE 
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Chinese Sacred Lily 20 
Chionodoxa...........30 
Christmas Rose 34 
Colchicum.... 21 
Crocus.... 2 21 
Crown Imperial 34 
Cyclamen.... F 23 
Daffodil (Narcissus) . 16-20 
Day Lily. iar... bao 
Dicentra, or Dielytra...24 
Dog’s-Tooth Violet .24 
cam GS) td isso cne'e 34 
Erythronium 24 
Freesia.. . 24 
Fritillarias. .. 24 
Gesnera... : 34 
Gladiolus... 34 
Glory of Snow 30 
Gloxinia. ; . .34 
Guernsey Lily. 35 
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Chrysanthemums. 39 
Clethra.... 45 
Goros: i. ie . 42 
Corchorus..... dees aD 
Currants... .. d 46 
Cycas. 42 
Cydonia 45 
Daisyic.. © 10 
Deutzias. . 45 
Dracenas ; 42 
Exochorda. 45 
Ferns..... 40 
Forsythia. . 45 
Fuchsia... 40 
Gardenia..... . .40 
Geraniums 40 
Gooseberries. 46 
Grape Vines “6 
Hardy Plants. . Al 
Hedysarium..... 45 
Heliotropes. .. 40 
Herbaceous Plants.... .41 
IMPLEMENTS 
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Helleborus....... 34 
Hemerocallis..........35 
Hepatica...... a4 
Hyacinths lto7 
Seer cee 25 and 35 
Lxiaaone han 
Jacobean Lily. 22 
Jonquil 19 
achenalia... 35 
Leucojum..... 30 
Lilium (Lilies). .26, 27, 37 
Lilium Harrisii 26 
Lily of the Valley 28 
Mariposa Lilie 33 
33 
35 
6 to 20 
Nerine... 35 
Ornithogalun 36 
Oxalis.... .. 28 and 36 
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Hollyhock . 40 
Honeysuckles. jan 
Hydrangea.... Dies) 
Days ee 44 
iRise ies at 44 
entia.... 42 
Latania..... 42 
Lilacss. 3.046 45 
Lycium.:... 44 
Ophiopogon. 43 
Orange.... 43 
Palms. sencex 42 
Pandanus.... 42 
Pansies 42 
Perennial Plants. . 41 
Philadelphus. 45 
Phioxvcem ean ee ole 43 
Phoenix..... 42 
Primulas. 43 
Privet 45 
Prunus 45 
47 
Raspberries. . 
SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING. 
Grass Seeds. 
Lawn Grass.. 
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..04 
SEASONABLE REQUISITES. 
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Hanging Baskets...... 58 
Potting Soil...........56 
Hyacinth Glasses.... 
Hot-Bed Sash, etc.....58 
BULBS 
...96 | Thermometers. . 
Implements........£ 
Rother yeon cure ites 3 
Wire Plant Stands.....57 
Must be Planted this Fall! 
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35 &37.°CORTLANDT srT., 
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Pan¢ratium'....... . .36 
Praise sso oe 29 
Puschkinia..... . 36 
Ranunculus... . 31 
Sanguinaria. . 33 
Scarborough Lily.......31 
SOUL ess satove sia slaleig gy oROG 
Snowdrop..... 30 
Snowflake..... 30 
Sparaxis....... : 31. 
Spirg@a... ar 31 
Spring Colchicum. . 33 
Sternbergia... sere. ca 
Trillium...... 31 
Triteliea... BE 
Tulips..... 8to 15 
Vallota. 31 
Wood Hyacinths.... 30 
Zephyranthes... : 36 
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Rhodotypus.......... 
Rhododendron........ 
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Rha roe evans o. ; 6 
Ribes ergot es 5 
RODMigie ee > A 5 
Roses... ass be 
Rubber Plants..... 
Rudbeckia. .. Te 
SambucuS,......: 
Seaforthia........ 
Selaginella....... 
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Spirwa: etwas. 2: 
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Viburnum........ 
Vines, Hardy..... 
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Weigelias...... 
Wistariauec... 
Xanthoceras... 
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Wheat....... 54 
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STAD; /..0 ences ees Bs 57 
Oil Heaters........ ee Y | 
ASH) time anced wae hoteee 58 
Hot-Bed Mats.... 58 
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SEEDS, BULBS, ETC., 
ARE PROCURABLE ONLY 
DIRECT FROM US. 
We DO NOT supply through dealers, store-keep- 
ers, etc. 
By only supplying the planter direct we pro- 
tect many customers who have had inferior 
Seeds, Bulbs, etc., foisted upon them as “ Ken- 
derson’s.”’ 
—— WE DELIVER FREE —— 
ANYWHERE in the U. S. 
{to any P. O. or R. R., Express Office or Frei zht 
Station, at our option.) 
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, 
BULBS AND BOOKS, 
Excepting where otherwise noted. 
Purchaser pays transit charges on bulbs and 
roots in quantity, when specially noted in this 
Catalogue, also on seeds in pints, quarts, pecks, 
bushels, barrels, and on Farm Seeds, Imple- 
ments, Fertilizers, Insecticides, etc. 
Plants by express we do NOT deliver free; pur- 
chaser pays express charges, though small plants 
can be mailed free when so ordered. See page 38. 
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 charge other 
than the return expressage. 
If Goods are Wanted C. O. D., 25 per cent. 
of the amount must accompany the order. 
Orders from unknown Correspondents, with- 
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York City references, to save delay. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO. give no warran- 
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productiveness, or any other matter of any Seeds, 
Bulbs or Plants they send out, and they will not 
be in any way responsible for the crop. If the 
purchaser does not accept the goods on these 
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