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FLOWER SEED SPECIALTIES-—^ 



Henderson's Superior Double Hollyhocks 



ighest award at the World's Columbian Ex- 

 position, Chicago, 1893. 



Grand summer and autumn flowering plants, bear- 

 spikes of double flowers. 3 to 4 inches 

 They are old inhabitants of our gar- 

 but are now so improved in double- 

 ts and enlarged in size, \mder our 

 peeial culture and hybridization, as 

 to be revelations of gorgeous beauty 

 to those who have not seen these 

 improved sorts. Hardy biennial, 5 

 to 8 feet high. The seed we offer 

 has been saved from our unrivaled 

 collection of choicest improved 

 double varieties. (See cut.) 



Double Blush Pkt. .10 



" Canary-Yellow 10 



" Crimson 10 



" Deep Rose 10 



" Lavender 10 



" Light Apricot 10 



" Black 10 



" Maroon 10 



" Pink 10 



" Purple 10 



" Salmon 10 



" White 10 



" " Violet Centre .10 



Extra Choice Double Mixed. 



From named varieties. 1.000 



seeds. 50c Pkt. .10 



IMPOETED COLLECTIONS 



of Superior Double Hollyhocks. 



6 Separate colors, 40e. 



12 Separate colors, 75c. 



' ' The Hollyhock seed I had of you 



two years ago I planted in a large 



mound, and last summer they were 



just lovely and much admired by all 



who saw them." 



Mrs. I. T. BROWNELL. 



Little Compton, R. I. 

 "The Hollyhocks from you last 

 season were much superior to any 

 ever seen here by any one. I have 

 never seen such magnificent Holly- 

 hocks either North or South." 

 W. H. CHADBOURN, 



Wilmington, N. C. 



FOR HENDERSON'S HYBRID 

 EVER=BL00M1NQ 

 HOLLYHOCKS, 

 SEE PAGE 95. 



Tall Branching Larkspurs. 



This splendid class grows 2 

 to 3 feet high and bears large 

 double flowers on long spikes, 

 rendering them of exceptional 

 value for cutting purposes. They 

 are of long-continued bloom, 

 keeping up a bright display until 

 cut down by frost. Several bright 

 colors mixed. {See cut.) .Pkt. .10 



UIA1> 1 FLOWERED 



Larkspurs. 



A much improved type of the 

 popular garden annual. The 

 splendid flowers are much larger, 

 very double and of various beau- 

 tiful colors, shades and markings, 

 borne on spikes like immense 

 Hyacinths. Height, 15 to 18 in- 

 ches. Mixed Colors. ./>«. .lo 



" You can say for Mrs. Harriet 

 Baldwin, that Henderson's Flower 

 Seeds are all and more than you 

 claim, them to be; our flower garden 

 is the admiration of the County " 

 Mrs. J NO. L. BALDWIN, 

 Mercersburg, Pa, 



Henderson's Superior 



Pride the Garden 

 Marigold. 



These grand African Marigolds pro- 

 duce densely double flowers, 8 to 10 

 inches in circumference, and of the 

 regularity and perfection of a Dahlia. 

 A highly meritorious feature is the 

 compact, dwarf habit of the plants, 

 which form dense bushes only 15 to 18 

 inches high by 2 feet across. For effective 

 garden display during the summer and 

 autumn months, nothing can surpass the 

 gorgeous masses of color of these grand varieties. 



Pride of the Garden, Mixed Colors. Pkt. .10 



" " " Canary-Yellow 10 



" " " Golden-Orange 10 



"Your 'Pride of the Garden' is the Excelsior of all 

 Marigolds, being dicarf. bushu. early and very large fioic- 

 ered."— WILLIAM BEDMAN. Woodbridge. N. J. 



DOUBLE FRENCH MARIGOLD. Gilt Edge. 



A large-flowering French Marigold of robust growth and large, perfectly double 

 flowers, measuring from 3 to 4 inches across; color, velvety-maroon, edged with 

 yellow Pl^t- 10 



It is not enough to know that Seeds grow, tor weed seeds grow. Xhe vital point is, what will they produce? Henderson'sSeedsarefamousfonheir Superior Products. 



