^ -PEXER HENDERSON &.CO>, i^EW YORK- 
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T nTEYRUS LATIFOLIUS GRANDIFLORUS. 
WHITE PEARL. 
•V magnificent pearl-white, everlasting Pea 
Tjrociucing trusses of flowers twice as large as 
those of the type and in profuse succession 
from June to September. A fine, har<ly, low- 
branching climber for fences, trellis, eXc.Pkt. 2oc. 
marigold, giant-flowering, dwarf 
" french. 
Compact branching plants 12 to 15 inches 
high, bearing double flowers almost as large 
as .\frican marigolds. Garnet-red edged 
and striped golden yellow . Pki. 15c. 
IVUGNONETTE. WHITE GOLIATH. 
The double white flowering counterpart of 
the splendid “ Red Goliath” offered and des¬ 
cribed by us on page 91 . Pkt. 20c. 
morning glory, DOUBLE-STRIPED. 
A new variety of the well known climber 
j)roducing double flowers, the numerous 
petals being long and narrow, giving the 
flower a tassel-like form, coloring white 
striped and specked with carmine. . . .Pkt. 20c. 
myosotis elfrieda. 
A new Forget-me-not of dwarf, compact 
growth, i)roducing on numerous and unusu¬ 
ally long stiff stems a number of deep blue 
flowers . Pkt. 20c, 
nasturtium, queen wilhelmina. 
\ beautiful climbing variety witli foliage 
variegated white and green; flowers rich 
rose-scarlet. Pkt. 25c. 
nasturtium, firestone. 
A small hut wonderfully free-flowering vari¬ 
ety of Lobb’s Climbing Nasturtium with 
dark green loaves and brilliant carmine flow¬ 
ers. A bU'.ze of color . Pkt. 20c. 
PANSY, LULU ferret. 
Large, goUlen flowers streaked and spotted 
with lively red . Pkt. 20c. 
PANSY, EROS. 
jjarge flowers of velvety brown, broadly 
edged with golden-yellow. Pkl, 20c. 
PETUNIA, canary BIRD. 
J.arge, fringetl, single flower of light yellow 
tleepening to rich yellow in the throat. .Pkt. 25c. 
POPPY, HARDY, GIANT YELLOW (Meconopsis 
integrifolia). 
A magnificent new por producing freely 
when, established immense flowers G to 9 
inches across, of pure rich yellow, resembling 
in shape the large oriental popides. It 
thrives be.'^t in cold locations . Pkt. 75c. 
PRIMULA SINENSIS, ORANGE KING. 
A rare new cr)lor in (fliine.se l^rimroses — 
salmony-orange — splendid winter-flowering 
pot plant . Pkt. 50c. 
REHMANNIA, PINK PERFECTION. 
Large, bright pink Gloxinia-like flowers 
borne on spikds 3 to 4^ feet high. Splendid 
conservatory jilant and also does well in a 
sunny garden . Pkt. 25c. 
BUDBECKIA, DOUBLE BICOLOR. 
A garden annual growing about 2 feet high, 
bearing large doulile ydnnia-like flowers of 
rich yellow marked with purple at the base 
of the petals. Pkt. 25c. 
SALPIGLOSSIS, FAUST. 
Rich purjjlc-bluck flowers, an extraordinary 
color in garden annuals; height feet..PA-L 20c. 
SCABIOSA, THE BRIDE. 
Inimen.se pure white, globe-.shaped flowers 
on long stems. Splendid for cutting and a 
showy garden annual.25c. 
STOCK. LARGE-FLOWERING. 10 WEEKS 
DOUBLE SALMON. 
A distinct and lovely new color in this popu¬ 
lar annual. Soft delicate salmon . Pkt. 25c. 
SUNFLOWER. SILVER-LEAVED, DOUBLE 
A robust annual growing 6 feet higli with 
silvery foliage and double golden yelloiv 
flowers 4 inches in diameter .20c. 
SWEET WILLIAM, DOUBLE ROSE. 
'^‘^diels of handsome, rose-colored 
double flowers. oqq 
VERBENA, FAIRY QUEEN. 
A large-flowering variety of lovely coloring— 
blush-white, tinged rose. PL-t POp 
VIOLET, ADMIRALIS. 
New large-flowering hybrids of tlie hardy 
sing e viola cornuta—producing three and 
nve blotched flowers on ground co!or.« in great 
variety, yellow, red, ro.se, purple, etc. . Pkt. 20c. 
EUROPEAN 
Flower Seed 
NOVELTIES 
MYOSOTIS EUFHIEDA. 
FOR 1908 
GIVE YOUR CHILD A GARDEN. 
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