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• FLOWER SEED SPECIALTIES 
BEDDING PETUNIAS 
Large Single Blotched and Striped. 
Bediliiifl: I’otimiaK .are ahnost, indispcnanhlc 
for Kardpii decoration. Idicy /iower in a few 
\vcek>’ time from 80 (‘d and continue to grow. 
l»ud nii<l blootn in such luxuriance until killed 
l>y frost, and are so brilliantly efTective, 
whether rnassetl in beds, borders or growti a.s 
individuals, that they arc deservedly popular. 
The strain of seed we herewith offer is our 
very finest selection from thi.s type of I’etunia, 
producing large, .sin^jjle flowers, liieroglyphie- 
ally blotched, striped, flockeil, spotted, 
nette<l. veined, starre*!, etc., including all the 
Betunia c<dors, cherry, )>ink, crimson, white, 
purple, rose, etc.; height, 1 foot. 
Mixed Colors per 1,0(X)8eefl8,50c.\ J*kt. 10c. 
Henderson’s Giant Double Petunias 
are as large as Hollyhocks : as double as double can be, with edges 
finely fringed, petals fluted and crinkled, intensifying and varying 
the colors with high lights and dark shadows, bringing out a rich¬ 
ness and effect unmatched by cnitnpled velvet, which the flowers 
re.semble. There is a variety of colors— seifs, blotched, veined. mar¬ 
gined, etc.: in short, these double Petunias are uii.surpassed by any 
other strain in the world. 
Double Giant Fringed Petunias, Mixed Colors. Pki.2hc. 
“ Amethyst, mottled and blended violet and white.. 2oc. 
** Garnet, rich velvety-crim.son.25c. 
“ Green-edged, crimson, pink, etc., margined green... . 250. 
“ “ Pink, pure rose-pink .25c. 
** Rosea Compacta, of compact growth, only 6 inches high, 
bright rose-pink giant flowers .25c. 
“ Rosy-Scarlet, brilliant ro.sy-scarlet .25c. 
“ Ruby, mottled and blended red and white.2.5c. 
* Sea Foam, pure white .25c. 
Sunrise, blush, blotched carmine and pink.25c. 
Collection, l pkt. each, of above 9 named sorts.$2.00 
“7 bought seed of your Giant Double Petunias last ‘winter, and raised some beautiful single-fiotverxng 
sorts and 60 fine double ones. I have never seen anything so fine in my e.^erience. of twenty‘uean. 
I would not take $60.00 for the 60 double plants.” IJ. H. HUNTRESS, Mnnehester, N. If- 
Compact Bedding Petunias 
(f-*. Nana Compacta Multifiora). 
Dense, bu.shy little plant.s, only about 8 
inches high; the flowers, while not l.-irgc, re¬ 
main b()!dly exi)an<le(l, and in their profusion 
fairly hide tlie |)lants for months; beautiful 
ff)r gar<len berls, borders and edging.s, imcl 
also i)eautiful subjects grown in pots. 
Dwarf Inimitable, cherry-red, with a white. 
star-like throat. Pkt. 10c. 
Pink Mound, rosy-pink, white throat. 10c. 
Snowball, wliite flowers in profusion; 
a veritable “Snowball”. 10c. 
Compacta Mixed Colors, various colors, 
including pitik, ro.se, carmine, lilac, white, 
etc., some being margined, flaked ormarblecl 
witli other colors. Pkt. lOc. 
NEW GIANT PETUNIAS 
Prom Germany. 
German Empress. Grand large flowers 
of (hrlicate lavender, toning off white. 
richly netted with velvety violet; throat 
hlack.2.5c. 
King Alphonso. Giant flowers of dark 
crimson with black throat, 'ihc uTii(|uc 
fcjituro of (his J^duniais (he deej>ly fluted 
and ruffled petals cau.sing it to look like a 
doul)le flower with an o?)en throat. Pkl. .'b5c. 
RheingOld. Iladiantly beautiful giant flow¬ 
ers of noble form. The widely ojien throat 
of rieli golden-yellow—untarnished by 
veins or netting—(‘x- 
lend.s far toward.s 
(lie Older margin of 
the fl(»wer. 
which is of 
da77,ling 
white. 
Pkt.?,oo.. 
Henderson’s GIANT SINGLE PETUNIAS. 
A strain of incomparable beauty, size and luxuriance. Most of the flowers are exquisitely ruffled or fringed 
on the edges, and are of enormous dimensions, (4 to 5 inches across,) but their great merits lie in the 
tremendous variety of colors, markings, veinings, blotches and stripings, in the most grotesque and 
beautiful combinations; some with charming deep throat of yellow, white, black, green or maroon, 
running off into intricate veins. Some of the colors are rich and gorgeous and others 
of lovely delicate shades. 
Single Giant, Fringed, Mixed Colors . Per 1,000 seed 8 ,^ 00 ., Pkt.\hc. 
“ “ Aurora, rose-pink, white-penciled throat, banded red. 15c. 
Bluebird, sky-ldue, violet throat and veins.15c. 
Dellcata, white, with purple e<lge and lavender throat.15c. 
Harlequin, various colors, blotched, striped and spotted .. 1.5c. 
‘ Midnight, velvety dark crimson, netted throat.15c. 
“ Miranda, brilliant rosy-red, with scarlet throat.15c. 
Quadricolor. Bright rose, veined and netted carmine; 
throat blood-red with a star-like yellow center. 15c. 
“ Queen Louise. Kich crimson, broadly-edged pure 
white; yellow throat.15c. 
“ “ Rainbow, yellow throats; veins radiating over vari¬ 
ous colors. 15c. 
** “ Ring of Emerald, pink and crimson, banded 
with green.1.5c. 
“ ** Snow Storm, ruffled white, with yellow throat . 15c. 
“ Titania, royal-purple, edged white.I5c. 
** ** Collection, 1 pkt. each, of above 12 named sorts,.SI..50 
“ Last year 1 got seeds of your Giant Single Petunias. Some of the 
flowers measured 6 inches across, and were the admiration and wonder 
of our little city.” D. FILSON, Steubenville, Ohio. 
Giant 
Double 
Petunia 
Henderson’s Choice Collection of Flower Seeds ^page^r will furnish a Complete Garden Supply at a great saving. 
