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PETER HENDERSON'S CATALOGUE. 



SPECIAL LOW PRICED LIST OF PLANTS, 



Which we will send in the Following Collections 

 Free by Mail, for $1.00, 



Or by Express (buyer to pay charges), on the conditions named at the end of this List. 

 PLEASE TO READ CAREFULLY THE CONDITIONS BELOW BEFORE ORDERING. 



Each collection (unless otherwise stated) contains all distinct varieties of the newest and most 

 approved kinds, of OUR selection, each plant being labeled ; to such, however, as do not care for the 

 plants being labeled, 25 per cent, in number will be added to each collection ; for example, we will 

 send eight distinct kinds of Winter- flowering Roses, labeled, for $1.00, or ten equally distinct and good 

 kinds, loiJiibrled, for $1.00. When ordering, therefore, say whether you desire the collection to be 

 "named " or '' unnamed. - ' It must be distinctly understood that the kinds in each class must be OUR 

 selection ; when varieties are wanted to special name, they will only be sent at the rates named in 

 Catalogue. 



For $i.oo -we will send, Free by Mail: 



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8 AohyranthiiN, crimson, violet and yellow leaves. 



6 Abutllons (Chinese Bell Flower), orange, crimson, 

 etc. 



6 Aqullegias, blue, white, orange, etc,; hardy. 



8 Ageratums, colors white, dark violet, blue, rose, etc, 



8 Alternautheras, varieties for edgings, etc. 



4 Azaleas (Chinese), colors white, scarlet, etc. 



8 Basket Plants, most approved kinds. 



6 Begonias, scarlet, orange, white, rose, crimson, etc. 



4 Begonia*, tuberous-rooted -scarce. 



G Bt'noiiia Rex, ornamental foliage. 



6 Bon vardlas, scarlet, rose, crimson. white, blush, etc. 



6 faunas, dark varieties, tropical-looking. 



6 Centaureas, white-leaved, for edging. 



4 Cactus, night-blooming, lobster, etc. 



10 Ooleus, bedding varieties. 



6 Coleus i new of this season), beautiful foliage. 



6 Caladiums (fancy, leaves spotted and mottled. 



2 ('alia Ethioplca (white . flowering plants. 



2 Camellia Jauonica (double', with buds, colors 

 crimson and white. 



6 Carnations (monthly), crimson, scarlet, variegated , 

 etc. 



6 Chrysanthemums (small flowering), colors crim- 

 son, yellow, rose, white, pink, maroon, orange, etc. 



6 Chrysanthemums i large-flowering), colors crim- 

 son, yellow, rose, white, pink, maroon, orange, etc. 



6 Chrysanthemums (new Japanese), colors crimson, 

 yellow, rose, white, pink, maroon, orange, etc. 



4 Clematis. White, purple, etc. 



6 Climbing Ferns, one of the finest house plants. 



4 Crotons. Choice varieties. 



4 Cyclamen Perslcum, shades from white to crim- 

 son. 



2 Dracenas dragon-trees), terminalis and indivisa. 



6 Dahlias, large : floworing, all colors. 



6 " bouquet varieties, all colors. 



8 Daisies, finest mixed. 



6 " ( new Paris), white, blue and yellow. 



6 Echeverias, 



4 Eranthemums. 



6 Kerns, best fitted for house culture. 



6 Fuchsias, all colors, double and single. 



1 Gloxinias, beautiful and scarce house plant. 



4 Grape Vines, white, bronze, black and purple fruit. 



8 Gladiolus, for summer flowering. 



6 Geraniums (Single zonalei, the finest of our collec- 

 tion. 



6 Geraniums (double zonale), the finest of our collec- 

 tion. 



6 Geraniums (scented zonalei the finest of our collec- 

 tion. 



6 Geraniums (Ivy-leaved), excellent for trellis or 

 baskets. 



8 Heliotropes, colors all shades of purple, violet, etc.; 

 each lot includes new white 'Snow Wreath." 



4 Hibiscus (Chinese) scarlet, crimson, orange, etc. 



4 Honeysuckles, evergreen, coral and Japan. 



4 Hardy Shrubs. 



6 Hardy Climbing Plants. 



6 Hydrangeas, white, and the different shades of 

 pink. 



4 Jasminum i Jessamine), colors white and yellow. 



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6 Lobelias, everblooming, blue, white and lavender. 



6 Lautanas, white, orange, pink, crimson, etc. 



6 M .— < in l>i » ;i ii ( Ik in ii in. Wax pink. 



6 Mosses (Lycopodlum), beat fitted for house culture. 



1 Oleanders (DO! BI,K), white, etc. 



2 Palms, large, fancy leaves, used for decorating. 



4 Poinsettia Piilcherrlma, large scarlet bracts. 



(i Petunias (double), purple, crimson and white. 



8 Petunias smglr, striped and blotched; very fine. 



H Pinks, summer garden varieties, in flower all sum- 

 mer; crimson, pink, maroon and white; sure to please. 



8 Pansiis, new German varieties ; very fine. 



8 Phlox, hardy; white, crimson, rose, violet, etc. 



6 Passilloras, ( " Passion Flower Vine.") 



4 Pieonias, hardy, summer flowering. 



4 Primulas u.'hinesei, colors white, crimson, rose. etc. 



6 Koses, Hybrid Perpetual (hardy), white, pink, crim- 

 son, etc. 

 or, 8 Roses, (Monthly Tea), white, crimson, rose, violet, 



yellow, etc. 

 or, 2 Roses, American Banner. Crimson and white 



striped, 

 or, 6 Snapdragons, crimson, white, yellow, scarlet, etc. 

 or, 6 Sedums < "Stone Crop." i 

 or, 6 Succulents, '• Crassulas," etc. 

 or, 6 Salvias, colors blue, scarlet, crimson, white and rose, 

 or, 6 Scarcer summer flowering-plants. 

 or, 8 Scarcer ornamental-foliage plants, 

 or, 6 Smllax— the climbing plant used for festooning, 

 or, 6 Stevias, color white; winter-flowering, 

 or, 8 Strawberries, those offered in our colored plate, as 



the ■■ Cream " or the best new varieties for 1882. 

 or, 8 Tradescantlas. 



or, 6 Tro |iii'ui ii ms, orange, maroon, scarlet, rose, etc. 

 or, 8 Tuberose Pearl (the dwarf, large flowered kind, 

 or, 16 Verbenas, very fin est kinds, 

 or, 6 Veronicas, feather-like, violet, rose, blue. etc. 

 or, 6 Violets (scented', colors white, and dark and light 



blue, 

 or, 8 White-Leaved Plants. 

 or, 25 Vars., Flower Seeds. 

 or, 20 " Vegetable Seeds. 



No order is filled for less than one dollar, but we allow 

 buyers to halve collections if they desire it ; for example, 

 ■we will send 3 Abutilons and 2 Azaleas for $1.00, but no 

 furtherdivisions of the collections will be made. Although 

 it is a convenience to have plants sent by mail to places 

 where there is no express office, yet in all cases where 

 plants can be sent by express, we always advise them so 

 sent ; for not only are we enabled to sell much cheaper, 

 but larger plants cau be sent, and tlic.v invariably arrive 

 in latter condition. We therefore offer the above collec- 

 tions to be sent by express, buyer to pay charf/cs, at the 

 following exceedingly low rates; Three collections for $2, 

 five for jS, nine for $. r >, twelve for $G, twenty-one for $10, or 

 forty-five for $20; or the 86 collections (543 varieties of 

 plants, bulbs and seeds) sufficient to stock a greenhouse 

 or garden— for :?:)r>, to which our book " Gardening for 

 Pleasure," and Catalogue (value s1.7.">>. will be added; in 

 cases where any of the Collections of plants or seeds air 

 not wanted, we allow the purchaser to strike out and dup- 

 licate any other collection offered. 



