Henderson’s 
Collections of 
Vegetable Seeds 
Contain seeds of only true and tried varieties, most care¬ 
fully selected to give a continuous suppl}'- of vegetables, of 
exclusively high quality throughout the season. The quan¬ 
tities are proportioned to meet the requirements of such 
gardens as are indicated by the titles of the collections, and 
will be found convenient for patrons who do not care to wade 
through long lists, or who prefer our judgment as to kinds 
and cjuantities; it may be that there are one or more items 
in these collections that some customers will not care for, 
but even if such are not needed, the great saving in price 
will more than compensate. We, however, cannot allow 
any alterations, because these collections are put up in 
quantities all ready to ship, before the commencement of our 
busy season, thus enabling us to sell them at 40 per cent, less 
than the articles could be purchased separately. 
*'Yonr collections of Vegetable Seeds gave us every satisfaction. I find 
these collections very handy, for you do certainly know what to select better 
than a person who knows but little of gardening.” 
LOUIS C. BENNETT, Ilensonville, N. Y. 
"Your collections of Vegetable Seeds are not only economical in the saving 
of money but 'inultum in parvo’ for the gardener also, saving much time tn 
trying to make proper selections from your large catalogue." 
CIIAS. D. BECKWITH, Chatham Center, N, Y. 
Henderson’s “(^fTY GARDEN” CoH^ction 
PRICE, $1.00, OR FREE BY MAIL FOR $1.25. 
Contains 1 pkt. each off the following 20 Distinct Varieties: 
Beans (none reguire staking). 
Dwarf, string, green pod. 
Dwarf, string, yellow wax pod. 
Bush Limas. 
Beet, Round Red. 
Cabbage, Earlj' Wakefield. 
Carrot, Early Ilalf-long Scarlet. 
Corn, Early Sugar. 
Cucumber, for slicing, etc. 
Egg Plant. 
Lettuce, Best Summer Heading. 
Onion, Early White, for slicing. 
Large Red for boiling. 
Parsley, Double Curled. 
Peas (none require staking). 
Earliest Dwarf. 
Dwarf, Medium Early. 
Dwarf, Late. 
Radish, Early Round Red. 
Squash, White Scalloped Bush. 
Tomato, Early Smooth Scarlet. 
Turnip, Round White Table. 
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Choicest Selections for 
Quality, Quantify and Continuity 
at a saving of 40 * 70 . 
or delivered 
inU.S.for$3 
Contains: 
Beet, 
Valentine. The Standard dwarf early green-pod snap 
Full Measure. A grand main crop dwarf green-pod snap 
Golden Wax. Dwarf yellow or wax-podded snap . 
Bush Lima. " The Henderson,” early and prolific.. . 
Large White Lima. Tlie popular j^ole Lima . 
Old Homestead. The finest green-podded pole snap . 
Eclipse. Extra early, round, red table beet . 
** Edmand’S. The finest main crop round table beet. . . 
Brussels Sprouts, Dalkeith. The best, compact growth . 
Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield. The standard extra early. 
“ Succession. The finest large Cabbage grown for fall 
Sel. Late Flat Dutch. Fine winter Cabbage . . . 
Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn. An extra early table Carrot. .. 
** Intermediate. Large and fine grained for main crop. 
Cauliflower, Snowball. The finest for either early or late. .. 
Celery, Perfected White Plume. The best early self-blanching 
“ Giant Pascal. The popular winter keeper . 
Corn, Sweet, Cory. An extra early, small but prolific . 
** Crosby’s. A large-eared and fine medium early 
Stowell’s Evergreen. The popular late sort. .. 
Corn Salad. Hardy; a substitute for Lettuce in winter . 
Cucumber, Perfected White Spine. The finest for slicing. ... 
“ Early Green Prolific. Ideal for pickles or slicing. 
Egg Plant, Henderson’s New York Spineless, The best.. . 
Endive, Green Curled, The delicious and popular Salad. ,.. 
Kale, Dwarf Curled. Hardy; supplying greens in winter . 
Kohl Rabi, Early White. A fine vegetable for boiling . 
Leek, Large Flag. Large, white and mild . 
Lettuce, Boston Market. Extremely early; small heading .. 
** Salamander. Unsurpassed second early head Lettuce. 
** New York. I.arge and fine main crop heading variety. 
Melon, Musk, Netted Gem. Small, extra early, green-fleshed. 
“ Hackensack. Main crop, green-fleshed variety 
Melon, Water, Cole’s Early, The finest garden variety . 
Nasturtium, Tall Pickling. Fine for pickles, salads, etc . 
Okra, White Velvet. Tender, smooth pods for soups, etc. 
Onion, White Portugal. A fine early w’hite variety . 
** Prizetaker. A large yellow-skinned, main crop sort.. . 
** Large Red Globe, The best winter keeper . 
Parsley, Emerald. Curly leaves for garnishing, etc. 
Parsnip, Hollow Crown. Large smooth white roots . 
Peas, Chelsea. Sccondearly,dwarf marrow . 
** Everbearing. Medium early, wrinkled marrow . 
” Juno. The delicious late marrow Pea . 
Pepper, Sweet Mountain. Large, mild fruits; for slicing, etc.. 
Pumpkin, Large Cheese. Fine for boiling, pies, etc . 
Radish, Early Round, Dark Red. Unsurpassed early variety. . 
“ French Breakfast. Oval shape; red with white base.,. 
Salsify, Mammoth. Large roots of superior quality. 
Spinach, Victoria. Best for spring sowing . 
Squash, Mammoth Summer Crookneck. Large, yellowqeariy 
“ Hubbard. The favorite winter Squash . 
Tomato, Early Freedom. Finest early, large, solid, prolific. . 
Ponderosa. Famous for large size, solidity and flavor . 
Turnip, White Milan. The finest extra early white-fleshed... 
Golden Ball. An early yellow-fleshed sort. 
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WITTH PVPl? V C* Of I Pr^TTIOM enclose a pamphlet giving plain directions for sowing and cultivating, enabling COCC 
TT I I ill 1 I^IV 1 V'V/l^LwLwV I Iv/ll even the inexperienced to produce fresh vegetables the entire season, 
