tlie largest in tlie counti'y, 
1 afTiiii in iS'lSj is - WQ tbrougliout the 
covers an area 
year, 
, afford from the 
•"I 
piants 
A. M«el. Lower Price. 
f-nns niined below sent Free by Mail for $1.00, or when a 
1 If fnr Any one of the collections ■ ,, ..pjjs on the terms below stated. 
Thrm the commonest kinds or otherwise at the pg the newest and best kinds of OUB 8 hlect|on, each 
number of coll, etions ^ contains all buy®- to kal.e eolleetionsif they desire it; for example,we 
Each f J filled for less than one dollar, but we a ® J j^„g fie made. Although it is a convenience to 
plant ^®'f t®;®lg^” °f^\\\eas for §1.00, but no further divisions of plants can be sent by express, we always advise 
will send 3 AbutUons and - ^es where the’re is no express office yet ^ J ge„t, and they invariably arrive in better con- 
lhem?oSi?" or not only L we enabled to sell much ®1‘®'^P®’'’ ty express, buyer to pay charges at the following exceedingly low 
dhffin We thevefore offer the below named collections '’® ®® t,pe\ity-onc for §10, or forty-five for §20, or the 84 collections 
Stes tLc collections for §2, five for §3, “i®®/®’' rmlen-hoiise or garLn) for §35, to which either of our books, “ Garden and 
(.571 varieties of plants, bulbs and for 1885, (value §1.75), will be added; in cases where any of the collections of 
Farm Topicsf’ or “Gardening for •P'®"®'"'®’ to strike out and duplicate any other collection otlered. 
plants or seeds are not wanted, we allow the purenaser 
or, 
or, 
ft Adivranthns, crimson, violet and yellow leaves. 
6 AbutS^ns, (Chinese Bell Flower), orange, enm- 
6 Ampelopsis, in variety (hardy climbere.) 
8 Ageratums, colors white, dark violet, blue, rose, 
etc. 
8 Alternantlieras, \-arieues for edgings, etc. 
4 Azaleas (Chinese), colors while scarlet, etc. 
8 Basket Plants, most approved kinds. 
6 Begonias, scarlet, orange, white, rose, enmson, 
etc. , 
4 Begonias, tuberous-rooted - scarce. ; 
6 Begonia Bex, ornamental foliage. i 
6 Bonvarclias, scarlet, rose crimson, white, j 
blusb, etc. , , • , 1 T' I 
6 Cannas, dark varieties, tropical-looking- 
6 Centaureas, white-leaved, for edging. 
4 Cactns, night blooming, lobster, etc. 
10 Colens, bedding varieties. 
6 Colens, (new of this season), beautiful foliage. 
6 Caladiuros, (fancy), leaves spotted and mottled. 
2 Calla Etliiopica. (while), flowering plants. 
Z Camellia Japonica (doub'e), with buds, crim¬ 
son and white. 
6 Carnations (monthly), crimson, scarlet, van¬ 
egated, etc. 
12 Chrysanthemums (small flowering), colors 
crimson, yellow, rose, while, pink, maroon, 
orange, etc. 
12 Chrysanthemums Oarge flowering), colors 
crimson, yellow, rose, white, pink, maroon, 
orange, etc. 
12 Chrysanthemums (new Japanese), colors crim¬ 
son, yellow, rose, white, pink, maroon,orange,etc. 
4 Clematis, white, purple, etc. 
6 Climbing Ferns, one of the finest house plants. 
4 Crotons, Choice varieties. 
4 Cyclamen Persienm, shades from white to 
crimson. 
3 Dvacenas (dragon trees), lerminalis and indivisa. 
G Dahlias, large flowering, aU colora. 
6 *’ bouquet varieties, all colors. 
6 “ new, single. 
8 Daisies, finest mixed. 
6 *• (new Paris), white, blue and yeUow. 
6 Bcheverias. 
4 Erantheinums. 
6 Ferns, best fined for house culture. 
6 Fuchsias, all colors double and single. 
4 Gloxinias, beautiful and scarce house plant. 
4 Grape Vines, white, bronze, black and purple 
fruit. 
8 Gladiolus, for summer flowering. 
6 Geranium.s (single zonale;, the finest of our col¬ 
lection. 
6 Geraniums (double zonale), the finest of our col¬ 
lection. 
6 Geraniums (scented zonale), the finest of our 
collection. 
6 Geraniums (Ivy-leaved), excellent for trellis or 
baskets. 
8 Heliotropes, colors all shades of purple, violet, 
etc.; each lot includes new while “ Snow 
Wreath.” 
4 Hibiscus, (Chinese), scarlet, crimson, orange, etc. 
4 Ifonej'sucklcs, evergreen, coral and Japan. 
4 Hardy .Sliriibg, 
C Hardy Climbing l*lanls. 
6 Hydrangeas, white, and the different shades of 
pink. 
4 Jasmiiium (Jes.saminc), colors white and yellow. 
14 hohehas, ever blooming, blue, while and lavender 
C Lantanas, white, orange, pink, crimson, etc. 
ifieHeinbryantliemiiin, wax pink 
C Mokscs (Lycopodium), best fmed for lioiiscculture. 
4 OIuaiidtirH (DOUBLE), white, etc. 
I 4 1 alms, large, fancy leaves, used for decorating. 
or. 
4 Poiiisettia Pulclierrima, large scarlet bracts. 
C Petunias (double), purple, crimson and white. 
8 J’etiinias (single), striped and blotched; very 
fine. . . . „ „ 
8 Pinks, summer garden varieties, in flower all sum¬ 
mer; crimson, pink, maroon and while; sure to 
please. , . 
8 l^ansies, new German varieties; very fine. 
8 Phlox, hardy: white, crimson, rose, violet, etc. 
G Passilloras (“ Passion Flower Vine”). 
4 Pi-ininlas (Chinese), colors while crimson, rose, 
etc. 
C Itoses, Hybrid Perpetual (hardy), white, pink, 
crimson. 
8 Hoses (Monthly Tea), white, crimson, rose, 
violet. . . , 
G Simixlragons, crimson, white, yellow scarlet,etc. 
6 S-'eiliiins(‘‘Stone(Jrop”)' 
6 Succulents, “Crassulas,” etc. , , 
6 Snlvius, colors blue, scarle*, crimson, white ano 
rose. 
G Scarcer summer flowering plants. 
G S ini lax, the climbing plant used for festooning. 
G Stevias, color while,winter flowering. 
8 Sirau'berries, thos>e offered in our colored p 
as the ” Cream.** 
8 Tratlescaniias. , . **- 
6 Trnpiiuiluins, orange, marr on, scarlet, ros , 
8 Tuberose Bear! (the dwarf, large fl 
kind). 
IG Verbenas, very finest kiwis. . . 
G '>'crouicas, feailier-likc, violet, ’ j ijoht 
G Violets (scented) colors white, and dark and s 
blue. 
8 Whito-Bcavecl Plants. 
25 Var., 1‘Tower Seeds. 
20 ” Vegetable Seeds. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO. 
Florists. and Seedsmen, 
35 & 37 Cortlandt Street, New York. 
*" •'O ’>« I'loiiHo incii|,ioii 
AMi.:u,r,,\,v fUuhUN. 
