PETEK HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK— WHOLESALE CATOLOGUE— PLANTS. 



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Timothy Eaton 



CHICAGO C. S. A. Silver cup for any best 10 blooms on 

 exhibition. 



NEW YORK. American Institute $25 premium. Silver 



cup N. Y. Horticultural Society. 

 PHILADELPHIA. Two first premiums. Two silver medals. 



Also the National Society's Certificate scoring 92 points. 



The sensational novelty of the year, the finest variety 

 since 189-?. This grand new white came to our fall shows 

 and captured every prize and cup for which it was en- 

 tered. It is the largest, globular, Japanese incurved 

 variety yet raised ; the form is perfect ; the stem stiff, a 

 healthy grower and brings a full crop of perfect flowers. 

 Crown buds must not be taken earlier than Aug. i^th ; 

 terminals also bring magnificent blooms. Time of flow- 

 ering, Nov. 5th and later. (See cut.) Price 15c. each, 

 $1.50 per dcz., $10. co per 100 



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NEW HARDY POMPONE CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



LULA. A lovely pure snow-white, globular 



form of medium size. 

 GALLIA. A bold, handsome flower, clear 

 soft pink when fully developed, of excellent 

 form and color. 

 QTJINOLiA. Deep clear orange-yellow, of 

 excellent form and good size ; one of the 

 very best of the whole family. 



Price, ioc. each, set of 6 for 50 c. 

 NEW Y4RIETIE§ ALL OK WHICH HAVE BEEN CERTIFICATED 



MISS ADA WILLIAMS. White, shaded 

 with blush, slightly laced with violet ; spher- 

 ical in form, of good size. 

 KLONDIKE. The most brilliant yellow of 

 the whole family ; medium size, and an extra 

 fine variety in every wav. 

 AILEENT. Deep lilac-pink, close, compact 

 form of medium size, very neat and pretty. 



Col. D. Appleton One of the 



largest globular yellow sorts, 

 grand stem and foliage. 

 Iolanthe. An incurving variety, 

 maturing Oct. loth to icth. Fine- 

 stem and foliage, beautiful soft 



Omega. A socond early yellow, 

 7-J in. in diameter. In perfection. Oct 25th, 

 Mrs. Elmer D. Smith. A Japanese Incurved of perfect form ; 

 full double, high rounded centre. Bright yellow, deeper than 

 Golden Wedding. Stem and Foliage perfect 

 Mary Hill. Seedling from Mrs. Perrin ; a light bright shade of 



pink with a high pearl gloss on the outer petals Nov. 15th. 

 Malcolm Lamond — The red that does not burn. It is the exact 

 color of Fisher's torch ; is very much fuller, more petals. 



Prices of above varieties, 15c. each. 12 

 A SELECT LIST OF 

 Alice F. Carey. A beautiful pink. Reason, middle of Nov. 

 Autumn Glory. Deep reddish salmon, changing to soft shrimp. 

 Black Hawk. Largest and most beautiful dark crimson scarlet. 

 Boundless Snow, White flushed pink, clanging to pure white. 

 Crowning Glory. A grand yellow "Ostrich Plume" variety. 

 Eclipse. Clear yellow Took first prize as best yellow. 

 Fair Dawn. The flowers are enormous ; white flushed with pink 

 Fair Harvard. Rich crimson flowers, very large and deep. 

 Goldmine, Rich golden yellow. Outer petals reflcxed. Late. 

 Intensity, Form reflexed, bright crimson Late. 

 Lavender Queen. A lurge Japanese soft lavender-pink 

 Madeline Pratt. Snowy white, high built, incurved bloom. 

 Marie Oalvat. White, flushed pearly pink reflexed. 

 Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Pearl-white with lemon shaded ce itre 

 Monrovia. Very early, bright yellow. Blooms in early October. 

 Mrs. Arthur J. Cat on. Bright bronze shaded red inside. 



Brutus. Very bright red shaded with orange ; broad flat petals 



reflex but full to centre. Season Oct. 2cth to Nov 5th. 

 Golden Beauty. A late golden-yellow, ready for Thanksgiving 



and later ; elegant large blooms of good depth. 

 Chestnut Hill. Clear bright yellow of excellent form and sub- 

 stance. Aseedling from W. H. Lincoln, with equal constitution 

 but better form. Season, Nov. 25th to Dec 10th. 

 Mrs. W. B. Chamberlain The most beautiful shade of pink 

 yet produced in a large flower ; lower petals reflex with tips 

 slightly incurving, the balance reflex and incurving. The 

 petals are broad and massive. Season, Nov. 10th to 25th. 

 Yanariva. Deep blush centre with delicate blush for the bal- 

 ance, making a very striking and artistic flower, quite distinct 

 from any known variety. In season from Oct 30th to Nov. 20th. 

 Zampa. Old gold reverse bright strawberry red, lower petals 

 tubular, balance flat, reflex, full to centre. Season Nov. 5th to 15th. 



new sorts for $1.50. $8 00 per 100 

 PRIZE WINNERS . 



Mrs. C. H. Peiroe. A soft, deep yellow. 



Nov. 6th to 25th, 

 Nesota. Japanese, long and broad petals; a pleasing light pink. 

 Orizaba. Japanese incurved light pink. Midseason. 

 Pennsylvania. Brilliant clear yellow ; a grand flower. 

 Pluma. (Ostrich Plume.) Color, very delicate pink. 

 Pride. A very eirly and very large, pure white variety. 

 Primo. The very largest and best extra early white to date. 

 Snow Queen. A large, nicelv finished snow-white flower. 

 Solar Queen. A very large bloom ; golden-yellow. Early, 

 Spotswood. A beautiful high-built, incurved light yellow. Late. 

 Superba. The latest Japanese incurved pink. Dec iotht0 2oth. 

 The Barrington. A unique maroon and silver variety. 

 White Bonnaffon, Color, pure white. Nov. 20th to 30th. 

 Wm. H. Chadwick. Waxy-white, tinted pink. Midseason. 

 Tellow Lady Fitzwygram. Rich yellow. Very early, 

 Price 60c. per doz. $4.00 per 100. Ready in March. 



