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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The prices herein quoted on vegetable seeds are based on customers paying delivery charges when sent either by express or freight, but here is a plan whereby it rests with you whether we paythefreight or you. On purchases of vegetable seeds from this list to the value of $10.00 and upwards, WE WILL DE- LIVER FREE, by freight or express at our option, to any railroad station in the United States, PROVIDED that at least half of the order is composed of small seeds, that is, any vegetable seeds in the List other than Peas, Beans, Corn, Onion Sets and Potatoes If your order does not amount to $10.00, you can avail yourself of this offer by combining your order with one or more of your neighbors. When seeds are desired by mail, postage must be added at the rate of 8c. per Ib. On Peas, Beans and Corn, 10c. per quart. Packets. ounces and quarter pounds are mailed free. Half a pound will be supplied at pound rates, half a peck at peck rates; half a bushel at bushel rates. When packets are wanted and they are not here priced, we will furnish at Retail Catalogue prices, subject to a discount of twenty-five per cent.

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MARKET GARDENERS’

WHOLESALE CATALOGUE

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Offers in more condensed form and at much lower prices the varieties of Vegetable Seeds, etc., both new and old which are to be found described in our retail catalogue of ‘* Everything for the Garden,’’ and those desiring fuller descriptions of the various

sorts are referred to that catalogue.

We were, we think, the first seed house to recognize the justice of giving Market Gardeners

lower prices than those who simply grew for their own use or amusement, and as the tendency the last few vears has been for

ower prices on nearly all seeds, the prices given this season will be lower pri 1 nearly all 1s, th given th will 1

Found satisfactory.

WHEN WE EXECUTE ORDERS.

Every order is filled immediately on arrival, or is acknowl- edged if, under rare circumstances, its shipment is likely to be delayed for a day or two. If goods, notification of shipment or acknowledgment of order is not received by the customer after a reasonable lapse of time, it may be assumed that the order has miscarried, or that the name or address was omitted from the order. We will, where notified of such a case, use our best efforts to trace it without delay

We fill orders of all values from the smallest to the largest, and all receive the same careful and prompt attention.

About “PACKING AND SHIPPING.

No charge made.

We make no charge for packing, cases, baskets, packages or barrels, and pack as lightly as possible, consistent with safety. so as to reduce the cost of carriage. In fact, we assume extra expense in supplying light strong cases, and, where possible, we pack in baskets covered with waterproof covers, which greatly reduces weight.

Cloth Bags only we charge for, and these at cost, viz.: 1 peck, 10c.; 4 bush,. 12c.; 1 bush., 1dc.; 2 bush., 20c. All grass seed bags, excepting bays for Timothy and Clover, are furnished free.

We make no charge for cartage or delivery of goods to any railroad station, steamship line or express office in New York City.

The safe arrival is guaranteed of all goods sent by express to any part of the United States or Canada. We ship plants at all seasons of the year, even in the coldest weather

The advantage that we possess in shipping from New York is pronounced on account of the many different routes by which we can ship, and the consequent competition in speed and trans-

portation rates, thereby securing for our customers quick de- livery at the lowest cost. In most instances customers can get their goods more quickly and cheaply from us than when ordered nearer home.

HOW BEST TO ORDER.

By writing out your order on the order sheet which accom- panies this catalogue you will greatly facilitate our work. When goods are ordered from both seed and greenhouse establish- ments, we always combine the orders where practicable, and make one shipment

Be sure to sign your rame and give your address. Many orders reach us lacking either or both; customers when writing about unsigned orders will aid us in identification by mention- ing some of the articles ordered.

Give full shipping instructions on each and every order you send. To avoid chance of error, never write letters on the same sheet as your order.

HOW BEST TO REMIT.

Remittances should be made either in the form of an Express Money Order, P. O. Money Order, Bank Draft or Registered Letter.

Customers can also shop by express, as all express companies have purchasing departments in all their offices. If you wish to order goods from us to be sent bv express. ask for a Purchasing Order Blank at any express office. and it will be supplied and for- warded without charge other than usual rates for returning goods.

If goods are wanted C. O. D., 25 per cent. of the amount must accompany the order. Compliance with this will avoid delay in filling order.

Orders from unknown correspondents, not accompanied by a remittance, should send New York City reference to save delay.

PETER HENDERSON @ CoO.,

35 & 37 Cortiandt Street, New York.

McIlroy & Emmet, Printers, 22 Thames Street, New York.

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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS, 4

a iN _ HENDERSON’S “*PALMETTO” ASPARAGUS.

Egyptian Beet.

This variety has been grown for a great many years and has successfully held its place as the best all round early sort. Appreciating the import- ance of purity of stock, we have been more than usually careful to save seed from the finest roots only.

Roots flat, dark outer color; flesh rich, dark crimson. Though tops are short, its upright slim habit makes it one of the easiest to bunch. No sort is more attractive in appearance. Our stock is admirably selected to shape and color of roots and evenness of tops. 165c. } Ib.; 50c. Ib.; (25 Ib. lots 45c. Ib.),

Crosby’s Egyptian Beet.

An excellent first early variety, making marketable roots be- fore any other sort. Itis rounder in shape than the old Egyptian and roots are a little larger though not so dark or uniform in color

of flesh. It is an excellent variety, and is very largely used in all: sections, particularly in the east. 20c. } Ib., 60c. Ib. (25 Ib. lots 55c. lb.)

Detroit DarK Red Beet.

Though not a new variety, we have found by repeated trials that it is fine in every respect. It has proven to be very valuable for Market Gardeners’ use, because of its wonderful uniformity in character. Our cut gives a good idea of its shape; it is medium in size, always smooth and very free from small roots. The tops are 18 inches in height and of most attractive color. The flesh is tender, fine grained, and remains so long after many sorts have become woody. It is admirable for early or late marketing, whether in bunches or otherwise; it always finds a ready sale.

(See cut.) 20c. 4 Ib., 65c. Ib.; 25 Ib. lots, 60c. Ib.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

HLENDERSON’S SUPERIOR SEEDS, to be

genuine, must be purchased from us di- rect. We were obliged to discontinue distribu- ting our seeds through storekeepers to protect many customers who were having other seeds foisted upon them as ‘‘Henderson’s.”’ As there are now no ‘“‘middleman’s’’ profits to protect we are able to supply you direct at lower prices

Palmetto Asparagus Roots.

(Ready in November for the South, in March and April for the North.)

The Palmetto is much earlier, is a better yielder and is more even and regular in its growth than Conover’s Colossal. The Pal- metto has now been planted in all parts of the country, and the reports prove that it is equally well adapted for all sections, North and South, although it was originally a variety of southern origin. Its quality is even better than the Colossal. (See cut.)

Price of two-year-old roots, $1.00 per 100, $6.00 per 1000 (500 at 1000 rates).

Conover’s Colossal Asparagus Roots.

Price of two-year-old roots, 75c. per 100, $4.50 per 1000. (600 at 1000 rates.) (For Asparagus Seed, see page 9.)

ECLIPSE BEET.

This popular variety follows immediately after Egyp- tian in season, has equally small tops, and being almost round in shape, makes a very attractive bunch. We have a finely selected stock which matures very uni- formly, grown especially to meet the requirements of the Market Gardener, and can be thoroughly relied on for main crop.

15c. } Ib., 50c. Ib. (25 Ib. lots, 45c. Ib.)

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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS.

HENDERSON’S

Earliest Red Valentine

The Standard Green Podded Dwarf Snap Bean.

For years the standard green od snap bean planted for the ew York Markets.

This is the earliest, hardiest and most uniform selection of Early Red Valentine Beans on the market. For these reasons it has become so popular among the truckers as to need nofurther description. (See cut.) 25c. qt., $1.50 pk., $5.25 bush.

REFUGEE, OR 1,000 TO 1.

An exceedingly productive variety with very dense foliage which makes it especially desirable for planting in the far South. The young pods are tender and of fine flavor while the color is distinct, being of a silvery green In shape the pods are round and slim. This type of Bean is the most popular in the markets of all the large cities, and our strain of this variety was never finer or truer than it is to-day. 25c. qt., $1.50 peck, $5.50 bushel.

EXTRA EARLY REFUGEE.

This has become one of the standard green pod varieties for the market gardener. It is as early as the Red Valentine, being from ten days to two weeks earlier than Refugee or 1000 to 1. The plant resembles the Valentine. The pods are true round, curved, and darker in color than the refugee or 1000 to 1. It is enormously prolific, of vigorous growth, yielding good crops in unfavorable seasons. It will be found a good sort for those who ship long distances. (See cut.) 25c. qt., $1.50 peck, $5.50 bushel.

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CURRIE’S RUST PROOF WAX

This is the earliest, hardiest and one of the most prolific of the flat wax pod sorts. The plants are robust and are furnished with an abundance of leaves, which afford ample protection to the pods, so that they are always of aclear waxcolor. They are long, straight and quite uniform ip size, and always most attractive in appearance.

Price, 25c. qt., $1.70 pk., $6.00 bush.

DAVIS’ HIDNEY WAX.

One of the very best varieties for the market gardener. Pods are 6 inches long, flat, generally straight, very attractive in color and holds up in shipping better than any other variety.

Price, 25c. qt., $1.70 pk., $6.00 bush.

WARDWELL’S DWARF KIDNEY WAX.

This variety is very hardy, and both pod and plants are more robust than usual for a Wax Bean. The shape of the beans is distinct from most other Wax varieties, being of a perfect kidney shape. It pro- duces a heavy crop of purely Wax pods, which are very long, flat, showy, and not liable to rust or blister. Very early. 25c. qt., $1.70 s ads peck, $6.00 bushel. EXTRA EARLY

EFUGEE BEAN.

PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS. 3

HENDERSON’S SELECTED EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD CABBAGE.

The first notoriety that this variety received was when our Mr. Peter Henderson extolled it in his book, ‘‘ Gardening for Profit.’”’ That was some thirty years ago, and since then it has deservedly taken the first place as an early market variety. To most growers the merits and characteristics of this variety are so well-known as to hardly need repeating here but for the benefit of those who may not be familiar with it, we would say that it is universally admitted to be the earliest cabbage in cultivation. -Among its merits may be mentioned its large head for such an early sort, small outside foliage, and its uniformity in producing acrop. The heads are pyramidal in shape, having a blunted or rounded peak. (See cut.) 35c. per oz., 90c. per + Ib., $3.25 per lb. (25 lb. and up, $3.00 per Ib.)

THE “CHARLESTON” 35,5272¢ WAKEFIELD.

The Largest and Best ‘‘First Early’? Cabbage.

Some of our customers in the South requested us to procure for them, if possible, a Cabbage which had all the characteristics of the Early Jersey Wakefield, but of a greater size. With this in view, we carefully selected from one or our best stocks of Wakefield a larger type, which is now fixed, and we offer it with confidence to truckers desiring a cabbage of this kind; this selection will average about 50 per cent. larger in size than the old type, and HENDERSON'S EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD CABBAGE. is only two or three days later. 30c. 0z., 90c. ¢ lb., $3.25 lb. (25 Ib. and up, $3.00 Ib.)

Youne’s Isianp, S. C. You have the greatest advertisement in the world right here and at Martin’s Point, S. C., with Mr. Towles. Cabbage from seed supplied by—are heading up not asilarge as your single fist, 200 to 250 to the barrel, the farmers having to put 5 laths instead of four on the side of the crate to keep the cabbage from falling through the slats. Against this petty showing for—cabbage, I have planted right alongside the rail- road track and spurs, 225 acres of your Large Type Wakefield, your Early Spring and Succession, making heads that will run 25 to 40 to the barrel crate. W. C. GERATY.

HENDERSON’S EARLY SUMMER CABBAGE.

This peerless Cabbage was named and first offered for sale by us in 1874, and every year since we have used the utmost care in thé selection of heads for seed purposes, and have so improved the variety that to-day we are selling a far better strain of the Early Summer than we sent out in the vear of its introduction. This variety is about ten days later than the Jersey Wakefield, but being over double the size, it may be classed as the best second early Cabbage. 25c. oz., 80c. 4 lb., $2.75 lb.

HENDERSON’S EARLY SPRING CABBAGE.

‘Earliest Flat Heading Variety.’’ “As Early as the Large Wakefield.’’ : Beware of Many Spurious Varieties Sold as Early Spring. HENDERSON S EARLY SPRING CABBAGE.

Introduced by us in 1895 is now acknowledged to be the earliest flat- heading variety known. Its great value is its extreme earliness, coming in as it does with the large Wakefield, and at the same time producing heads but little smaller than our well known Early Summer. It is a sure solid header, always producing a crop of large uniform heads which seldom “ burst.’’ Its short stem, together with the few outside leaves, make it possible to be planted very close together. It is very extensively grown in all sections of the country, and is always pronounced a great success. Every trucker will do well to give this a thorough trial. Do not confound our Early op a Spring with many other so-called varieties sold by other seeds- < ‘a it \ NiGi oi men. The genuine can only be procured from us direct; we,do Sl Ne AN Wag iyeinv

not sell to dealers. (See.cut.) 30c. 0z., $1.00 } Ib., $3.50 Ib.

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HENDERSON’S SUCCESSION CABBAGE.

“The Most Celebrated Second Early ”’ “The Grandest Cabbage in Existence ”’

This variety introduced by us several years ago has gained an unparalleled reputation as a second early and late. While it matures a little later than our Early Summer, it produces a solid head and a very uniform crop. Wecan say without exaggera- tion that it ts the finest cabbage in existence to-day; whether for medium early, main crop or late use, it has no equal. It is so finely bred and so true to type that in a field of twenty acres every head appears alike.

It is a very sure header and seldom “‘ bursts’”’ or shoots to seed. It has been grown extensively for years by the most crit- ical truckers, hence it is too well known to need an elaborate description. Our stock is very carefully grown from selected

AN HIN CZ heads only, and will be found fully as good now as it has been in HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION CABBAGE, * past years. (See cut.) 30c. 0z., 90c. + lb., $3.26 Ib.

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MPATIOUS.- SNOWBALL CAU LIFLOWER,

4 DELICIOUS BEYOND CAULI- Either Early or Late,

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Has produced many a good crop since we first Jaunched i ONY Seon ee a ae meee eer teats i iowinee been fanintad to offer various imita- It is hardly necessary for us to describe this variety at all, as its tions of this fa- BEWARE ORS fas name has now become a household word wherever this delicious mous variety. We “IMITATIONS.” \\ vegetable is grown. Snowball Cauliflower is the standard wish pete ne reel SS ye ole everywhere for quality with the seedsman, the market gar- | er en eeeensa se Parly Snawoull Caulinows dener, and the amateur. While originally recommended and to procure nearly a er, any statement to \ used as an early variety, it has not only supplanted all other | dozen eas ee oe a the BOM RELY Sates sorts for early spring planting, but it has largely driven out Ce ee A ier OE ERaa ba ERE CEE: the large late sorts for fall use, being much finer in quality, seedsmen, which we rectly from us, in pack- and the only Cauliflower that is absolutely certain to head tested and found that ages sealed wich our |{ when the conditions are right, forming a perfect snow-white DU BE OMEyINa beneisaue prede More pronuees |] head, averaging uine inches in diameter. HENDERSON’S teob tien enout Any Bape ria rer Hine) an We EARLY SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER is superior to all tendency to head. do not supply it to | others. Itis the earliest of all Cauliflowers. Its close-grow- dealers. ing, compact habit enables one-third more to be planted on the

same space of ground than can be done with any other variety.

For forcing under glass during winter and spring, this Early

Snowball variety is peculiarly well adapted, from its dwarf

growth and short outer leaves, and for this purpose no

other Cauliflower is now so largely grown. (See cut.)

$3.00 0z., $11.00 } Ib., $44.00 Ib.s

eee ee se0ee88 “Please send me 2 lbs. of Henderson’s Snowball Cauliflower as

HAS GROWN ~ 2 promptly as possible. I am a market gardener, and would like to say

ENDERSON’S SO-CALLED SNOWBALL A N D OTH BR Eariy SNOWBALLS. that Ihave several times tried other so-called ‘Snowballs’ alongside

**Henderson’s Early Snowball Cauliflower, I am sure, is the best kind in existence, no matter how loud and strong this and that seed-house is praising theirs, claiming them as the best in the world. By my own experience, I know yours 1s far ahead of all otbers ; yours is not only of yours, and while some of these samples had not asingle specimen the earliest but the surest heading Cauliflower, while other much- true to name, yours produced 100% good heads.” JAMES BaRRATT, Winnipeg, Manitoba. “From one ounce of your Snowball Cauliflower seed I raised 3,500 plants. I have tried Cauliflower seed from several seedsmen, but never

lauded kinds were of no value.” A. KATZWINKEL, Market Gardener, Mendota, Ils. have had any success except with the true Henderson Snowball.” ARTHUR L. MILLER, Edella, Pa.

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PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS. 5

ARLINGTON WHITE SPINE CUCUMBER.

This is one of the best all round selections of the White Spine type, and has gained an enviable reputation wherever grown. It is shipped in enormous quantities to the markets of all the great cities; and always gives satisfactory returns to the grower. It has every good quality necessary to produce a handsome and uniform crop of good fruits. (See cut.) 10c. oz., 30c. $ lb., 90c. Ib.

The ‘‘ Henderson ’”’ Perfected White Spine Cucumber.

This is a variety of our own introduction, which we have been growing for several years. It is, as the name implies, a perfect White Spine Cucumber; nothing has ever equalled it in color, which remains with it even when quite old; the

shape is uniform, clean cut and attractive. It has a vigorous vine, and produces an enormous crop with very few culls.

45c. $ Ib., $1.40 lb.

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Large Leaved Corn Salad or Fetticus.

We offer nothing but the hardy, large leaved strain, which is the only variety suitable for the Market Gardener. 10c. 0z

20c. 4 lb., 50c. Ib., 25 lbs. and up, 45c. Ib. DW ff

EGG PLANT, IMPROVED NEW YORK SPINELESS.

THE BEST EGG PLANT IMPROVED NEW YORK SPINELESS.

The New York Improved Egg Plant has been the standard variety for years, but this selection is vastly superior in every respect. The habit of the plant is low and branching, and is quite free from spines. It is extremely early. (See cut.) 40c. oz., $1.25 4 Ib., $4.00 lb,

GREEN CURLED ENDIVE.

Our strain is the long standing type. It is large, hardy and practically all heart, requiring but little aid in blanch- ing it. 15c. oz., 50c. $ lb., $1.50 Ib.

BROAD LEAVED BATAVIAN ENDIVE or ESCAROLLE.

Leaves large and broad, usually marketed without blanch- ing. Is in great demand in all sections, especially by the French and Italians. 15c. oz., 50c. + 1b., $1.50 Ib.

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HENDERSON’S SUPERIOR MUSHROOM SPAWN.

We shall be pleased to mail free to all purchasers of Spawn our leaflet on ‘‘ Mushroom Culture,’’ if requested.

Mushrooms produce a most profitable crop, when suc- cessfully grown, and the American market is the best in the world for this most delicious of foods.

The Spawn we offer is made specially for us three or four times each season, and is always fresh and in proper condition for planting.

ENGLISH. 10c. lb., 50 lbs. $3.75, 100 Ibs. $7.00. (Uf by mail, add 8c. per lb. for postage.)

FRENCH VIRGIN MUSHROOM SPAWN is sold in com- pressed tablets measuring 34x24x14 inches, to be split into four portions, each portion to be planted ten to twelve inches apart,

Price of tablets, 10c. each, $1.10 doz., $7.50 per 100, includ- ing delivery

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HENDERSON’S

BIG BOSTON LETTUCE.

THs popular variety was introduced by us a

few years ago and to-day is better known and more generally grown than any other sort. It must not be confounded with ‘‘ Boston Market,”’ ‘“ Large Boston,” etc. It is twice the size of Bos- ton Market and altogether different in character. The head is large and attractive in appearance, and therefore always commands a ready sale at good prices. It is unsurpassed for growing in a low temperature, such as in cold frames for fall, winter or spring markets. Inthe southern states it is grown outside almost exclusively during the fall and winter months, owing to its ability to form, large solid marketable heads during great variations in temperature. Its ability to head in the cold autumn is marvellous. We do not recommend it for heading in July and August because it will not usually form salable heads in extreme hot weather. It is a perfect sort for growing in cold frames or houses of moderate temperature. It will not, however, stand quick forcing. We wish to warn our patrons that

BIG BOSTON LETTUCE.

many inferior strains are being offered that are full of wild spreading plants that do not form heads. We were the introducers

and use every means to keep our stock the best.

Mammoth Black Seeded Butter Lettuce. This is a very large pale green variety with broad, slightly undulated leaves, al- most smooth. It is especially adapted to early spring and late fall heading—forming in these seasons fine solid heads requir- ing only about 30 heads to fill a barrel. It resists early frosts remarkably well and is grown in large quantities around New York and Eastern cities in the open ground in August for late Autumn. lic. oz., 40c. } lb., $1.25 lb.

Salamander Lettuce. Extra Selected Market Gardener’s Stock. This is one of the standard vegetables introduced by us. Since its introduction the demand for it has steadily increased until to-day it is one of the leading sorts grown by market gardeners. Its chief value is for summer heading, as it will produce better heads in hot weather than any other variety. It is also recom- mended for July planting so as to form heads in early autumn. 20c. 0z., 50c. + Ib., $1.50 Ib.

HENDERSON’S_ GENUINE ROCKY

(See cut.) Price, 20c. 0z., 50c. $ 1b., $1.50 lb. (25 1b. lots and up, $1.35 per Ib.)

Black-Seeded Simpson Lettuce. One of the best curled varie- ties for forcing or sowing outside. 15c. oz., 35c. 4 Ib., $1.00 lb.

Boston Market Lettuce. Is well adapted for forcing in green- houses and hotbeds. It grows very compact and forms fair- sized heads, slightly tinged with red on the edge of the leaves It is also one of the best early varieties for outdoor use. 15c. oz., 35c. $ Ib., $1.00 Ib.

Grand Rapids Lettuce. The best ‘“curled’’ variety for green- house forcing. It is of quick growth, rots but little and stands several days after being fit to cut. It grows upright, has yellowish green leaves and will stand shipping for long dis- tances. 15c. oz., 40c. $ Ib., $1.25 Ib.

FORD MUSK MELON.

A SWEET, LUSCIOUS MELON THAT eae HAS BECOME WORLD-FAMOUS FOR ITS CAPTIVATING FLAVOR.

“ROCKY FORD” has proven to be a most valuable Musk Melon; its size, shape and quality exactly suit melon epicures. It somewhat resembles the old ‘‘Netted Gem,” but is more oval in shape. The vines are exceedingly healthy and vigorous, bearing an enormous quantity of fruits during the entire season. It is safe to say -|that no melon has ever come into |) the New York markets which has }sold so readily and at such high prices as the ‘‘Rocky Ford,” often to the exclusion of other varieties. The =4| color of the skin is of a rich greenish- e=| gold; the netting is prominent and light in color; appearance very at- 4) tractive. The flesh is very deep, ripening clear to the rind, and it has an exceedingly small seed cavity. It is very sweet and luscious in flavor, and is entirely devoid of any stringy character. Our seed was specially grown for us by a careful grower at Rocky Ford, and is the best type of the genuine ‘‘Rocky Ford’’ Musk 4} Melon. It has been used in many sections and is pronounced by melon growers a very superior strain. (See cut.) Price, 10c. oz., 25c. 4 Ib., 70c, Ib. 26 Ib, lots and up, 65c. Ib,

PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS. 7

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THE TRUCKER’S FAVORITE.

HENDERSON’S FIRST OF ALL PEA.

THE FINEST FIRST EARLY EXTANT. THE MOST UNIFORM IN RIPENING. A HEAVY CROPPER. A MONEY MAKER FOR THE TRUCKER.

Few vegetables have held their place in the public esteem for so many years as our First of all Pea. It stands to-day un- rivalled, either as a first early or main crop pea; indeed we do not think we are wrong in claiming that it is used to a greater extent than any other variety in any of the seasons in which peas can be obtained. It is the only type of pea which can safely be used at all seasons, and there is none approaching it which can be used in such a variety of climes and over so great a lati- tude; it has grown with equal success in the coldest and warmest climates, apparently having the power to resist extreme climatic conditions possessed by no other type. Since we sent this out there have been many attempts at imitating it, but the enormous increase of sales gives silent testimony to the acknowledged superiority of Henderson’s First of All over all would-be compétitors, and it stands to-day a money-maker for the trucker and the delight of the amateur.

Its first important feature is its extreme earliness. It comes into bearing a few days ahead of any other variety, thus ensuring to the trucker the advantage of marketing his produce so much earlier than those who do not grow it. It is also ex- ceedingly productive, the sketch which we here show being no stretch of the imagination, but was taken from a photograph of a crop which is by no means uncommon. The vines are vigorous and dwarf, never exceeding 2} feet in height, so that no hrush- ing or staking is necessary, though in private cultivation it is a decided help, and, of course, greatly economizes space. An- other very important feature for the trucker is the fact that the entire crop can be gathered at one picking, and every trucker will realize at once the economy in labor in growing such a pea. Moreover, the stock which we are sending out to-day is supe- rior, owing to constant and watchful selection by which we have been able to eliminate from it every undesirable feature, such as small double pods, irregularity in height, and weak spindling habit, which forms so large a part of the crop of many so-called First Earlies. (See cut.)

Price, in sealed bags, 30c. quart, $2.25 peck, $8.00 bush.

ALASKA PEA. mpamous PROSPERITY PEA. '"vrttarrow Pea grown.

The earliest blue Pea. The dark green This extra early, large-podded wrinkled marrow Pea—introduced into America color of the pods makes it extremely desir- by us in 1897—has each year increased in popular favor. The distinctive merits of able, as it can be carried long distances with Henderson’s Prosperity Pea over any other variety are its extreme earliness combined out losing color, which quality combined with its abundant production of immense pods, each filled with from 6 to 10 large, with its earliness and uniformity of ripen- wrinkled marrow peas of the most delicious Hava The vine of Prosperity is of vigor- ing, makes it a most desirable Pea for the ous, robust growth, about 234 feet high, with luxuriant, healthy foilage; it bears southern market gardeners. Height, 2 ft. uniformly large, handsome pods of large and luscious peas, and although it commences

30c. qt., $2.00 peck, $7.50 bush. | bearing so very early it continues for a longtime. 40c. qt., $3.00 pk., $11.00 bush.

8 PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—SUPERIOR SEEDS.

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RUBY KING. 44 to 6 inches long, and 9 to 12 inches in circumference. sort to grow for Northern markets. (See cut.)

in flavor. Used to make stuffed ‘‘ Mango ”’ pickles. LARGE BELL OR BULL NOSE.

ling and for use in the natural state. 25c. oz.,

The fruits are often It is the most desirable 30c. oz., $1.00 4 1b., $3.00 Ib. SWEET MOUNTAIN OR MAMMOTH. Similar to the Bull Nose, but larger and milder 25c. oz., 75c. + lb., $2.50 Ib. An early variety of mild flavor, a favorite for pick- 75c. $ Ib., $2.50 Ib.

Is the largest and handsomest variety known.

RADISHES. The Best Varieties for

Fall Sowing and Forc= ing, % * me Mm MM

WHITE TIPPED SCARLET TURNIP. Bright Scarlet, fading off to pure white at base, is ten- der, mild in flavor and early. The market gar- deners great favorite for out-door culture. 10c oz., 15c. + lb., 45c. Ib., 25 Ib. lots, 40c. lb.

EARLY SCARLET GLOBE. A small, globular, very bright red, early variety, especially adapted to growing in cold frame or greenhouse. 10c. 0z., 20c. } lb., 55c. Ib., 25 Ibs. and upward, 50c. Ib.

EARLY SCARLET TURNIP. An old variety, well liked by mar- ket gardeners as an out-door sort. It has a bright solid color and makes a handsome bunch—very desirable. 10c. oz., 15c. + Ibe, 45e: Ib:

HENDERSON’S ROSE TURNIP. Beautiful rose color, very early, maturing in 23 days, remarkably attractive and of de- licious flavor. 10c. 0z., 20c. 4 lb., 60c. lb.

FRENCH BREAKFAST. A variety of quick growth, mild and tender, and one of the best for forcing. Oval form, scarlet tipped with white. (See cut.) 10c. oz., 15c. 4 1b., 45c. lb.

LONG SCARLET SHORT TOP. This variety is largely grown, as its shape (when tied up in bunches) is the best to ship. 10c. oz., 15c. 4 lb., 45c. Ib.

WHITE STRASBURG. It is of a tapering shape, skin and flesh both white. It is an excellent summer variety, being tender, crisp, and of fine flavor, and a quick grower. 10c. oz., 15c. 4 Ib., 45c. Ib.

LONG WHITE VIENNA, or LADY FINGER. Pure white in color, of long tapering shape; very attractive in appearance; sweet, mild and delicious. Matures in about 25 days. 10c. oz., 15c. + |b., 45c. Ib.

GIANT WHITE STUTTGART. Medium, early, large and heavy pure white throughout; very tender and of delicious flavor. 10c. oz., 20c. $ Ib., 55c. Ib.

RED FORCING TURNIP.

RAPID FORCING.

RADISH.—Continued. This variety has a peculiar value to market gardeners, in the fact that the tops are exceedingly small and short, rendering it most useful for forcing either in the greenhouse or in frames. The tops are smaller than we have ever met with in any variety of radish, in all other respects, how- ever, it is identical with our Early Round Dark Red, which has proved so valuable for forc- ing. (See cut.) 10c. oz., 20c. } iby. 556s Ib:

Our illustration gives a good idea of this fine va-

riety. It resembles the White Tipped, Scarlet Turnip variety, but is

much earlier, coming to maturity in 22 days from time of sowing, and hav- ing very small tops, will prove to be the radish for

RUBY KING PEPPER

y By freight or express at purchaser's expense The Best Varieties for Fall Sowing

HENDERSON’S NOR- FOLK SAVOY LEAVED. We wish to especially draw the attention of our patrons to our superior strain of Savoy Spinach. It is longer standing than the ordinary strains, is darker in color and is al- most entirely free from the worthless wildsmooth growing mixture so com- mon in this variety. We do not hesitate to say that our strain is unex- celled when viewed from the market gardener’s standpoint. (See cut.) 25 lbs. at 100 lb. rates.

16 c. lb., 100 Ibs. $14.00. HENDERSON’S THICK- LEAVED. One of the best market sorts. It produces a large, thick, strong, green leaf somewhat crumpled, and possesses the valuable qual- ity of standing a long time be- fore running to seed. 26 lbs. at 100 lb. rates. l6c. Ib., 100 lbs. $14.00

forcing purposes. (See cut) 10c. 0z., 20c. +1b., 60c. Ib.

PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK—WHOLESALE CATALOGUE—VEGETABLE SEEDS. 9

seeds in the List other than Peas, Beans, Corn, Onion Sets and Potatoes.

THE FARM METHOD

i= THIS LIST CANCELS ALL PREVIOUS OFFERS

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

can avail yourself of this offer by combining your order with one or more of your neighbors. When seeds are desired by mail, postage must be added at the rate of 8c. per Ib., and on Peas, Beans and Corn, 10c. per

quart. Packets,

Half a pound will be supplied at pound rates; half a peck at peck rates; half a bushel at bushel rates.

ounces and quarter pounds are mailed free.

= SG VEE < ZA) THE GARDEN METHOD

OCTOBER, 1910.

If your order does not amount to $10.00, you

When packets are

wanted and they are not priced, we will furnish at Retail Catalogue prices subject to a discount of twenty-five per cent.

ARTICHOKE. Large Globe..

ASPARAGUS, SEED. For roots, see page 1.

The Palmetto.

Colossal wise

BEANS, DWARF

Full Measure. . Longfellow....

Dwarf Horticultural...

White Marrow

Red Kidney..

BEANS, DWARF.

Improved Black Wax........

Refugee Wax.

California Rust Proof Wax.

Flageolet Wax

pkt.| oz. | 4 1b. | lb. eee et evel Surana Oe ale .10 |.80 |$1.00 |$3.50 ELS S Be LEC ee eR .10 |.10 .20 . 50 bi les ee tenor (neal as a Sele Re .05 |.10 .15 .35

or BUSH. Green Podded. qt. | pk. |bush

(See page 2) Black Valentine, Henderson’s.......... KOON Hole 75%; 6.50 Earliest Red Valentine, Henderson’s.... 20 | 1.50 | 5.25 Stringless Green Pod, Burpee’s......... .20 | 1.70 | 6.00 Bountiful, Henderson’s............... .25 | 1.50 | 5.50 Extra Early Refugee................. .25 | 1.50 | 5.50 Early French Cholet.................. 30 | 1.75 | 6.50 3 b'o Polenes eerie ee ene #3021; 175" | <6'.50 MP ese ey eee nligves aiiese: <8 .25 | 1.50 | 5.50 MarlypMobawlen estas i ree tay dirs .25 | 1.40 | 5.00 Mea eerehe eo nies RASk .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 Refugee, or Thousand to One.......... .25 | 1.50 | 5.50 WargemvWihitewkKadneye cin. aes 6.2 se .20 | 1.20 | 4.00 OG OE Hicks ERO ORR RET +20) 13.20. [:4-00 Burlingame Medium........:.0.2 00.23 20 | 1.20 | 4.00 BostonmomeallpP caer. cs maiden eid ee .20 | 1.20 | 4.00 5 clo mie de) dlosp-6.g1a 5 ARR eae 420) [2205 | 42 00 Wax Podded. (See page 2)

Keeney’s Rustless Golden Wax........ 29 | 1.50°|°5-50 Hodson Long Pod Wax............... $25. |) 15:70") 6-00 Improved Golden Wax................ .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 i te ESSE TAS .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 Golden Scimitar, Henderson’s.......... .30 | 1.70 | 6.00 Market Wax, Henderson’s............. 20) | de702|26.00 Yosemite Mammoth Wax............. .35 | 2.25 | 8.00 Golden-Eyed Wax................:.-. .25 | 1.50 | 5.50 0-0 SOE RIG er aera Oe aan as .25 | 1.60 | 5.75 Curries’ Rust Proof Wax.............. .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 By Si ECE .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 DavispRadn eymWiaxeisc ips: hel se .25 | 1.70 | 6.00 Sic rode Beer tine aoa ree aaa .30 | 1.80 | 6.50 Wardwell’s Dwarf Kidney Wax........ .25 | 1.70 | 6.00

BEANS, Bush Limas.

BEANS, Pole or Running.—Prices on Ap-

Henderson’s Bush Lima............... Improved Henderson’s................ Burpee’s Bush Lima.................. Dreer’s Bush Lima...................

plication. BEET. (See page 1) pkt. Crimson Globe, Henderson’s...........}.10

Barly, Modells...) aint sees ae mieatac no seaet: .10 Egyptian Turnip. 25 lbs. and up at 45c.

PAR ALO Caer atin kes Sacks croiy Brame eri pe io mccka, Gt |e 05 Eclipse. 25 lbs. and up at 45c. per Ib. .|.05 Detroit Dark Red. (25 lbs. and up, 60c.

Pe GED RE ee comer tce mreyeasy aot tent nhant ion: .05 FELOC ETUC. at. nicer eedas toc preicue metetane este eet .10 Henderson’s Half Long............... 10 Crosby’s Improved Egyptian. 25 lbs.

ESD OG tReet a Mee ances, ater eee .05 FATIINFtOM Benepe yet ec astas casos cosh seated ree 10 Edmand’s Blood Turnip.............. .05 Dewing’s Improved Blood Turnip..... .05 Barly -Blood@@urnip as. cise a2 .ue eh etste cy .05

Long, Smooth Blood)Red..3. 2.225225. 5 Barly, Wellow, Turnip yt ig cos 2 sat ase ene : Swiss Chard, Silver or Sea-Kale....... :

| MANGEL WURZEL and SUGAR BEET.

Henderson’s Colossal Long Red........ Henderson’s Giant Intermediate........ Henderson’s Champion Yellow Globe... Golden) Pankarditats census setey lens y tne nel Henderson's Red Globe...............- White Sugar Beets i unc rac0 oid fe sieved ace Vilmorin’s Improved White Sugar Beet. Lane’s Imperial Sugar Beet...........

BROCCOLI.

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.50

pk. |bush $2.00 |$7.00 2.25 | 8.00 2.00 | 7.50 2.00 | 7.50 4 Ib. | Ib. $ .25 |$ .70 3 1.00 15 .50 -15 50 .20 65 .30 | 1.00 .20 .70 .20 - 60 . 20 -55 . 20 .55 -15 . 50 .15 -50 15 50 15 50 15 .50 15 .40 15 .35 15 .40 -15 .35 wd .35 .10 .30 15 .35 -15 .35 1.50

We furnish Florists and Market Gardeners for thelr own planting our RETAIL packets of Vegetable and Flower Seeds (Under no circumstances dg we supply our seeds to be sold again.)

at 25 per cent. off the retail prices.

10 PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—WHOLESALE CATALOGUE—VEGETABLE SEEDS.

BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Bry oz. | ¢1b. | Ib. | CHERVIL. pkt.| oz. | }1b. | Ib. Dalkeith sci: cates ers cients = seebatars gl se |: 10 2 20))|$2 60 1$2500) 9) Curledes a. cee tee eee -05 |.10 |$ .30 |$1.00 Long Island Strain. Specially grown for)

Market Gardeners........6.2..% 2:04. |-10 |.40 | 1.00 | 3.00] COLLARDS. | True |Georgiawet nes. tess sen tees ee .05 |.10 - 30 - 80

CABBAGE. (See page 3) CORN SALAD OR FETTICUS.

Early Spring, Henderson’s............ |.10 |.80 | 1-00 | 3.50 (25 lbs. and up, at 45c. per Ib.)....... -05 |.10 .20 -50

Early Jersey Wakefield, Henderson’s. 10 |.30 -90 | 3.25

Charleston or large Wakefield......... 10) 12.30 -90 | 3.25] CRESS OR PEPPER GRASS.

Early Summer, Henderson’s.......... |.10 |.25 Sel ato sUplandie cece « ceris. areca eee AO F402) 25

Succession, Henderson’s.............. |.10 |.30 200%) 32201) | ExtraaGurled: st. eee eee -05 |.10 215 . 40

arly Winnigstadties «act s<cicle slam ae foi le2O -50 | 1.50

Barly Yiork. 2c Se ose orto ita a 1054): 20) |) 2007 Ie (oil CRESS WATER sacct see) face sii -10 |.30 .90 | 3.00

Fottler’s Improved Brunswick......... 1.05 |.20 -50 | 1.50

St. John’s Day Early Drumhead....... iO 5ae25) .70 | 2.00

Late Flat Dutch, Henderson’s Selected. .05 |.25 | .75 | 2.50] CUCUMBER. (See page 5)

Atumm King. sac. ve cess Soci sera -10 |.80 | .90 | 3.25] The ‘‘Henderson’’ Perfected White Spine.|.10 |.15 .45 | 1.40

Holland or Danish Ballhead........... “10 |-30 | 1.00 | 3.25) Henderson’s Cool and Crisp........... -10 |.15 | .40 | 1.10

Premium Plat Dutch). ss. 6.00 -sans 1.05 |.20 BOON Olas to Arlington White Spine........ ssi sets .05 |.10 -30 .90

Mammoth Rock Red................. |. 10 |.25 ats\O ul | Aa TAs) Everbearingy 22.05.9000 1) eee ee OSs e0 - 30 .90

Red pbuteliacrmencre.. etcetera ee 1.05 |.20 .60 | 2.00 Livingston’s Evergreen................|.05 |.10 -30 | 1.00

INCTasto SERVoh ute mien eno dantaon Secor |.05 |.20 .60 | 2.00) Extra Early Green Prolific............ .05 }.10 -3d | 1.00

American Drumhead Savoy........... .10 |.25 | .70 | 2.25; Improved Early White Spine.......... -05 |.10 | .30 .90 Extra Long White Spine............. 105 1.107) 85a iel00

BWarlys@lusterasenccicrt soe cies ee 05 |.10:} .30 -90

CARDOON. GreenwProlifiche. sate one en Oy |osk0) |!) 8X0) .90

Marge. parishes sen see genera ere .10 |.30 +90") 3200) ** Lone Greens eee sere eee en -05 |.15 -40 | 1.10

Short Green or Gherkin.............. .05 |.10 .30 -90

West India Gherkin or Burr.......... 05/320 50 | 1.75 CARROT. | English Frame Cucumbers, 6 varieties, New York Market, Henderson’s........).10 |.10 .25 -85 GACH Sacer: sok eee: cee .25 Barly Prench orcin gs. src sce aye asia te |.05 |.10 .30 | 1.00 Deh big elena (tr Jeloven coun acne Bac ena |-05 |.10 .25 .80 Half Long Red. (Stump Rooted.).....). 05 |.10 | .25 .75| DANDELION, Intermediate Red, Henderson’s......... }.10 |.10 .25 80 Common.. dale dtaeiomls ohetehs.c tke oiete Sie MeL OM [eo 00) ) 575 Ox-Heart or Guerande. eenp Rooted): 05 |.10 25 -85| Large Leaved. 21.0) 8,3 -15 |.50 | 1.75 | 6.00 Chantenay (Stump Rooted).. Sep Oon|elOn) e220 85 Early Half Long Scarlet Carentan..... .05 |.10 | .24 .80 Long Orange Improved.. eee eyes | O07 | One eco .80;}EGG PLANT. (See page 5) Danvers ss. c hs oooh catenin. Meee a .05 |.10 25 .85 New York Improved epee ee er .10 |.40 | 1.25 | 4.00 Danvers, Henderson’s Selected......... 10) elo) 2380} 1300 Early Long Purple.. sista tev epayssieleretel| AO OM ao .75 | 2.50 Large White Belgian................. .05 }.10 .20 .60 Black, Pelciiyjs0ie css ee ee -10 |.40 | 1.25 | 4.00 Mellow Belsianosac «1.206.002 5s eee 305 |.10] .20 560) Black + Beautyasen ste ee .10 |.45 | 1.40 | 4.50 WihitenVOSvests sees). fae nent) oe .05 |.10 .20 .60 ENDIVE. (See page 5) CAULIRLOWER, See pgs Seer ee palit yas) |e Early Snowball, Henderson’s........... .25 |3.00/11.00 |44.00 a aa yooh eet Goes” ole Fae ai a ls ; : ; Wihite Gurledi ay... cei reire cee .05 |.15 stif0)))) alar7s Extra Early Dwarf Erfurt............./.15 |2.00} 7.00 |28.00 Brbad Pesved batia 05 |.15 50 | 1.50 Pextragwarly, (PATS ac ariee ec) ores el nee GLO fs er loro, || EAn As), | ctet (010) eam ct egr Big ne ee Se i ‘ Large Late Algiers. 2225.2. sense ceca .10 |.70 | 2.25 | 8.00 Veitch’s Autumn Giant............... .05 |.50 | 1.75 | 6.50] KALE or BORECOLE. | Siberian, German Greens or ‘‘Sprouts’’.|}.05 |.10 .15 .40 Dwarf Green Curled Scotch............ .05 |.10 -20 .60 Brown German Curled................|.05 |.10 -30 -80 CELERY. Silver Self-Blanching, Henderson’s..... .15 |.60 | 1.75 | 6.00| KOHL RABI. Golden Rose, Henderson’s.............|.10 |.35 | 1.25 | 4.00 Improved Early White Vienna........ -05' |225) | ) = fon 2.00 White Plume, Henderson’s............ .10 |.380 | 1.00 | 3.50 Improved Early Purple Vienna.. .05 |.20 -65 | 2.25 Golden Self Blanching................ .10 |.85 | 2.75 | 9.00| Earliest Short-Leaved White Vienna, for New Rose, Henderson’s............... -10 }|.30 -75 | 2.50 ELAIMECS 3 isic's, sv ateye. pci siees aoreyeler epee tegen -10 }.80 , .90 | 3.00 Giant) Pascal, seco caer ccc une semis core On a0 .90 | 3.00 Golden Dwarf, Henderson’s........... .10 |.20 -90 | 3.00 Winter Queen. . eee eel \e3o) | 100. jeae2o EDR IK, Dwarf White, Henderson’ Sofyere ous So a,ats O58 ja2o: .75 | 2.50 Improved American Flag. (Selected)...).10 |.20 700) |) 1550 Giant White Solids... 2 sss 4-2 eee oe -05 |.20 COOP lero Musselburohteseccoe sae ences en -05 |.20 750 | 1.60 Boston Marketsacia cn See ee .05 |.25 .75 | 2.50 WarceuRouens sc sect eae eee 105) e20 -50 | 1.60 White Solid, for Soup Greens......... 15 4305) 1500)|P Carentan. (omee seen .05 |.20 -50 | 1.60 Soup Celery (old seed for flavoring) . .30 LETTUCE. (See page 6)

CELERIAC or TURNIP-ROOTED Pay Henderson’s New York....... MMe te ete 210 \-15 -45 | 1.50 Erfurt Giant.. 2 [059 |s Lo -50 | 1.75 Golden’ Oucens. 2225-4 ene ee LO 20 SOO le oO Large Smooth Prague. . ee sae ee elo 20 60>) 2700! | -Mignonetie. 24-2. 945+ esse eee LOM E2O .50 | 1.50

Big Boston—25 lbs. and up, $1.35 per Ib.|.10 |.20 -50 | 1.50 Grand Rapids 2225.02... Sqe see eee -05 |.15 -40 | 1.25

CHICORY. Parly Curled Sunpsons... 4-2 h recor -05 |.10 - 30 - 90

Large Rooted Magdeburg ............|.05 |.10 -30 | .80 Black Seeded Simpson............... .10 |.15 .35 | 1.00

We furnish Florists and Market Gardeners for thelr own planting our RETAIL packets of Vegetable and Flower Seeds at 25 per cent. off the retail prices. (Under no circumstances do we supply our seeds to be sold again.)

PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.—VEGETABLE SEEDS. 11

LETTUCE.—Continued. (See page ) pkt.] oz. | $1b. | lb. | ONION.—Continued. pkt.| oz. | }1b. | Ib. Salamander. Selected stock. se tetel| OL OM 20 .50 |$1.50| Wethersfield Large Red............... -05 |.15 |$ .50 |$1.60 Mammoth Black Seeded Butter......... .10 |.15 .40 | 1.25] Yellow Globe Danvers................ .05 |.15 .45 | 1.40 Market Gardener’s Private Stock....... 05 |.15 40 | 1.25 Flat or Round Yellow Danvers........|.05 |.15 -40 | 1.30 Yellow Seeded Butter................. .05 |.10 .30 - 90 Yellow Dutch, or Strasburg.. SJ eaeOS elo -40 | 1.30 SENSA TIO Mepyees meet tuat enc tts ecusaetlage rete tenccale .10 |.15 .385 | 1.00 White Portugal . -10 |.25 75 | 2.60 Timrmen Sityaeiaye. si cPys cpp tetera a abe caesar aes 10 |.15 .40 | 1.25 Southport White Globe (Conn. grown)... .10 |.25 -85 | 3.00 Tenderheart, Henderson’s....2........ MOMB25 .75 | 2.50 Southport Red Globe (Conn. grown)....|.10 |.20 B55 (lee 5 California Cream Butter.......... ..o|:05 |.15 -oo , 1.00 Southport Yellow Globe (Conn. grown). .10 |.20 -50 | 1.60 Tennis Ball, Black Seeded............ .05 |.10 .30 - 90 White Bunchtsy 63a fe Sag ea ene 105°)..15 .50 | 1.70 BlackiSeeded= Butter! joc): santo. = -05 |.10 . 30 - 90 Adriatic Barletta................6.... -10 |.15 50 | 1.60 Boston Market. (Selected stock)........ .05 |.15 235° [5 1500 Mammoth Pompeii or Red Garganus...|.10 |.15 700) (1.50 liforiey tise els bio ua imo Gectbicc Moee cdee .10 | .25 RO Dua UE FAO; MNOS Ts ar tral se ietenee aunt code relcagu tame tats lila uk UA .05 |.15 -50 | 1.50 lol inTON ie pace cela teedomeo a aa on Oca .05 |.15 .385 | 1.00] Silver King or Giant White Garganus...|/.10 |.15 -45 | 1.40 Trianon Cos or Celery Lettuce......... .10 |.15 -40 | 1.20 Ned iBermudamr so jac... stone cece SEP XPRESSHC OSes cyectea ede roperncdt Mee en aeeU sy oaers 210) Lo eA0F | e2oi; White Bermuda: 2 tu.. cece eee nes ae 10 |.25 70 | 2.50

Crystals WaxvBermuda <p.e.2s.0.27.0- 10 |.30 85 | 3.00

MARTYNIA Proboscidea................].10 |.25 HOw: ao

ONION SETS.—Prices on application.

MELON, MUSK. (See page 6)

RO Cheon eee iid eicca as fave wlte wel -10 |.10 .25 .70 eas soe

ING] WiPORtH en gere rape see elo let ol eeliee le 0 ols .10 |.10 .30 | 1.00] PARSNIP. pkt.| oz. | $1b. | Ib.

BarlysHackensacke seo) cos6. shel cele es LOM ALS .35 | 1.10 Mongesmooth’.ceie gn we nee plies ac ecaeee -05 |.10 15 .35

HmeraldpGembian serine sins cco de os -10 |.20 .50 1.50 Henderson’s Hollow Crown........... .05 |.10 -15 . 40

Miller’s Cream or Red Fleshed Osage. ..|.05 |.15 -45 | 1.40

Montreal@Marketie cas. vc cis sles sie cin. eis -10 |.20 -65 ; 2.00

INiuibrrle See parapets ote Soca ae oat as oy cenit lee .05 |.10 30 90

Hackernsaclkatrn tere ik oa oct ae ee .05 |.10 -85 | 1.00] PARSLEY

Netted Gem or Golden Jenny.......... -05 |.10 -25 -70| Henderson’s Emerald................. .10 |.10 . 20 -60

Jenny We ira dU eseesie soc ois Few ee Aeon iter .05 |.10 .30 1.00 Extra Double Curled, 25 lb. and over,

atl@ROs eee ae cr cea arcane: chalga. enaire -10 |.15 -45 | 1.40 Ate SOU n anette Deeg e dates Noa sme 05 |.10 .20 .50 Champion Moss Curled.......:....... -05 |.10 . 20 -55 Pla ial Pies Bey oe OAs MRI, Tes ae AE .05 |.10 15 . 40 Bern ea ved either syecs avs cporsent in tie ove erre AOS ee LO) .25 -80

MELON, WATER. Hamburg or Turnip Rooted.........../.05 |.10 -20 - 60 Sweetisiberian iis ee sts ees -10 |.10 -30 | 1.00 ColezspHarl yah fare tte oe sieves a's oe .10 |.10 . 30 -80 Siweetebleantimmc aiid: ke sce ces a fave yee .05 |.10 .25 -70 MammothiIroncladiy st cc0s ss 5. .05 |.10 .20 - 60 Mloridai Pavorite 4 92455). ee ee .05 |.10 HOD, .70| PEAS. —_—_|——_ —— MoumbaintSweetieeit. a. ciate ccc. fs ase .05 {.10 .20 . 60 Extra Early Varieties. (See page 7) qt. | pk. |bush oles Gempene meget wera sveiark| ous ss Sa Reels .05 |.10 .20 .50 Henderson’s First of All. The best extra Ice Cream (White Seeded)............ -05 |.10 . 20 - 60 COLL Yin EON tate aN ENR oe, SC ae -30 |$2.25 |#8.00 True Georgia Rattlesnake or Gypsy....|.05 |.10 25 -70| Henderson’s Prosperity................ -40 | 3.00 j11.00 CubanyOueeneitann csc se sass seek eno -05 |.10 25 SOO IAAL AS aM. oer MAG wae satiny, hake Mealy -30 | 2.00 | 7.50 GCitronitor: Preserving: . is 8s e ok san © 05 |.10 25 75 Hirstiand\ Best. so cian ete is otek 35 | 2.00 | 7.50

American ;Wionder. .2).6 055 .j05..2 cen 35). 2.25 | 8.50 Chelseareyeitys ars i ae ie vee ee a8 sa .35 | 2.50 | 9.00 Nenpare Fae eee a OOM 2-00 kiao0

M ROOM S f mprove anie OUurKele pane een: -30 } 2 00 | 7.50

English, 10c eT 83. 1356 ib: ” $7.00 pHuadelphia Bxtraybarly io. cane ne -30 | 2 00 | 7.50

OOM DM Mee rh Us Sar Nott/s| Pxcelsior...6..5 2.02. <8 a -85 | 2.25 | 8.50

American Pure Culture, 18c. 1b.; 8 Ibs. Extra Early Premium Gem............ .30 | 2.25 | 8.00

HET ONG iss Weis see ee wel, eS .380 | 2.25 | 8.00

Horsford’s Market Garden..... .......| .30 | 2.25 | 8.00

ret oe asi roobaeon th MeLean’s Little Gem........ 0.000203. | 1s 2305) 2.251 8-00 Chinese. seseeesce scree ifos [210 | 120} 160) Janeen se yieneeeees sect 130 | 2.25:| 8 00 Giant Southern Curled............... -05 |.10 .20 -55 Ser A diated oe ER te ee oe ; ao ;

PEAS.—F neral Crop. |

NASTURTIUM or INDIAN CRESS. Bhs ree etieiea OR EEe atta os .30°| 2.25 | 8.00 Ra ee ee ete eae oo eT -05 |.10 . 20 . 50 : Bliss’ Everbearing PERO ROE Ube le ae cans LY . 30 2.00 7.50 Dwarf 0-0'6'3 10; G’O--080) 0) 01O"'6 pO GRD UGH On ORT aed Ue tics -05 |.10 . 20 .60 _ American Champion.22).. 56.005 0. oe 35 PaO) 9.00

_Champion of England................ .30 | 2.25 | 8.00 We Telephones cera Gee Motes a et oe: .35 | 2.50 |.9 00 WONT Opshire CLO se ck a ye cee est sha ie te -30 | 2.25 | 8.00

ONION. MUIW hite (Marrowfata ic. 4.04 cis yn ot .20 | 1.25 | 4.50 Pri Ze tale rps eercryte aise casei aetcious te ols -10 |.20 -50 | 1.70], "Black Eyed Marrowfat............... .20 | 1.25 | 4.50 Extra aay TlateRediy i. see eee, .05 |.20 -50 | 1.65 iMelting Sugarssa Ng. craw tie eked ake

We furnish Florists and Market Gardeners for thelr own planting our RETAIL packets of Vegetable and Flower Seeds. at 25 per cent. off the retail prices. (Under no circumstances do we supply our seeds to be sold again>

We furnish Florists and Market Gardeners for thelr own planting our RETAIL packets of Vegetable and Flower Seeds. at 25 per cent. off the retail prices. |

(Under no circumstances do we supply our seeds to be sold again.)

12 PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—WHOLESALE CATALOGUE—VEGETABLE SEEDS. PEPPER. (See page 8) pkt.| oz. | $1b. | Ib. |SPINACH. See Dae: 8). 251bs. supplied) oz. |4 1b. Ib. | 1001b Golden Dawn............000- 0000 05 |.25| .75 | 2.50 Bt Zates: Large Bell or Bull Nose.....-........ -05 |.25 | .75 | 2.50| . Henderson's Norfolkx’ Savoy! Leaved.-7) 057) 10) 35-6714. 00 See MoGnta Matninoth 05 |.25 75 | 2.50 Round “Leéats seus: a cdinne ene es 05) LO -14 |12.00 Ruby King... .... see sees ees .|.10 {580 | 1500 | 3:00] Long Standing...................... -05 |.10 | .16 14.00 Tone Redicayenne. cs eye lostlbeonleeezsi nets Victoria... TCR an sen ree sh ek -05 |.10 | .16 /14.00 Red Chie et ee eee 05 |.25 "75 | 2.50 ardy Winter....... Boawesudhonsed alc 05 |.10 | .18 {16.00 Red he 05 |125 "75 | 2.50 Large Round Leaf Viroflay........... -05 |.10 .16 |14.00 RiGee ot Ee 10 |.25 75 | 2.50| Henderson’s Thick Leaved............|. 05.10 | .16 |14.00 Chinese Giant, ;is.1cyerdsness uses s|s10 |c50011,60 | 5.50) een cnaercn’s Meng Seasos. ee 05 |.10 | .25 22.00 POTATOES.—Special quotations to buy- SQUASH i : feeiene : kt.) oz Ib. | 1b. een Pree aaon Henderson’s Delicata:................ : : PUMPKIN. Long Island White Bush.............. LOE LO -25 00 Callioun ea J8). yee ange 1.05 |.10 | .25 | .75}| Golden Custard Bush.................}.10 |.10 | .25 |) -70 Shigatins atthe cosa ee veo ee 051.10 | :20 | .55| Early Prolific Marrow.........:...... :05°|.10') *2205), "60 WintersLuxury si. ees eee oe =LO0 10") 25 .80| Mammoth Bush Summer Crookneck....|.10 |.10 25 -70 Largei@heesre tacos aie eae es see 205/10") «20° |® 250 eee spams seep rete t eee e ees oe -10} .20| .60 TEN ON eat toy os cs ws Ae has cake sb oe 110: )-454.. .35 9) 1.00 ush Summer Crookneck............. 10 | .20 . 60 arge Tours or Mammoth............. 05 |.10 25 .70 Boston) Marrows- ns .05 |.10 -20 - 60 Connecticut Field..................-- 05.05 | .15| .35| Hubbard.. ister occa awe wees 2 |g0O yeelOs) ZoO0ulagO0 Hubbard Golden..................... »10° | 10 -30 | 1.00 RHUBARB. Hubbard Large Warted............... 5 3KO) Hh; .2U0) -30 | 1.00 Ne ATE a et eth, ay eee Oe .05 |.15 #40) | 1.25) (Gregoryis Delicious: camo eee te LOM LO -30 -90 GtaiMarhinsi wa | eee ee -10 |.25 _70 | 2.00 Heartio’ Goldin... ee ase -10 |.15 -40 | 1.20 ae By pe ayia farts ea tePeewe Ia, Ns even 08 : 2 eS i a ammo LATS «fois joccccisie Geos ee eka ome : ‘ 7 : RADISH. (See page 8) Vegetable Marrow....................|-10 |.10 | .30]| .80 EARLY ROUND or TURNIP SHAPED | Winter Crookneck. .....%..::5:.-+: -05 |.10 -30 -80 Early Scarlet eaiaa ae biuistdus slelels we Oe es .05 |.10 .15 «45 Early Giant Crimson Turnip.......... illo vale al av .70 Barly White ens 2 ueue ay oe nye te aM oe oe TOMATO.—Our stocks of Tomato are grown especially for seed Earliest Carmine Turnip. at tet senna .05 |.10 .20 -05 ae must not be compared with the surplus from canning Henderson’s Rose Turnip............ -10 !.10 .20 .60 actories. White Tipped Scarlet Turnip. 25 Ibs. and pkt.| oz. | } 1b. | Ib. over, at 40. Ib... c..¢+.ac8-00. .05 |.10 | .15|° .45| Ponderosa...... -10 |.50 /$1.50 |$5.00 Early Round Dark Red. 5 Ibs. and Crimson Cushion,. 9325. 42-2 sess: -10 |.50 | 1.50 | 5.00 Overtat Oem discs Meee aka .05 |.10| .15 45 eevee siGloben. jeecer ae eae re oe ee oe Non plus ultrase.-cnu e e .05 |.10 . 20 55 ATM USO CPUC DEBS Bou Ooo OR bom SBOE ¢ ; = ° ; Philadelphia White Box.. -05 |.10 20 50 Chalk’s Early Jewell.........-...--.. 10 |.30 -90-| 2.75 Rapid Forcing. (Round white tipped). -05 |.10 20 60 Dwarf Champion Ee ean See PoE tae aeiers 10 |.25 sO 192700 Red Horcing Durnips. goo. soe coe ee .05 |.10 .20 55 Livingston’s Beauty............0.-+. .05 |.25 -70 | 2.25 Early Scarlet Globe. 5 Ibs. and up at! Barlianae 0.2 ts cee ote eee .10 |.30 90 FP DUCA ecomer sue eee ee -05 {:10 | .20) .55 pane June Pink.................... -10 oe yee 4.00 SACD SAS. bat deuckousise dence me cro ees LOM : 2.50 AREY OVE a OLE, ane | Stones a6 este eee 05 |.25 | .70 | 2.25 French Breakfast..................+- 05 |.10 | .15 | .45] Livingston’s Favorite.................|.05 |.20 | .60 | 2.00 er eee ee I: te eh oe oe Perfection: sic) aeee © hoes tes 1058) Zong G5 | 225 PIROCK EUs aoe Vee cee s ieee ee ce : : 3 : A -05 |.20 6 2.25 White Tipped ROCKCtsa. aso cae ee |. 10 |.10 B20 S75) Trecho} xia Sslectads. nes Sele LOR25 .70 2.50 Olive Shaped Scarlet...-............. 05 |.10 -20 |; .50 Golden Sunrise: 3... sme ee eee .10 |.25 20. | 2250 Yellow Oval Shaped.................. /-05 |.10 -20 | .50] Pear-shaped, Red..........6....0000- 405) 225 10 2.50 EARLY LONG | Wellow Plum').27 occ. eciaeiat veer .05 |.25 5h 2.50 Half Long Deep Scarlet.............. |.05 |.10 20 | .50| Red Cherry... ....-. 0. cenenencassens .05 |.25 .75 | 2.50 Long Scarlet ‘Short Tope... 2.2..-s262 |.05 |.10 15 | .45 Wood's Early Frame.. Maley || 809) Beliey -45 | pURNIP Long White Vienna or Lady Finger. 7 amOo! |eeL0 LO 245 cere r | Early White Milan................... Pee HO ea 0) 25 75 SU REN ee | | Early Purple-top Milan............... 05 |.10| .20| -60 Giant White Stuttgart......../002.-.|505 |..10 20 -55| Red Top Strap Leaf.................. /.05 |.10 15 45 White Summer Turnip........ bees ees 05 |.10 -20 | .50| Early White Strap Leaf.............. |.05 |.10 .15 .40 Yellow or Golden Summer Turnip......).05 |.10 | .15 |) .45| Early Flat Dutch.................... 105, |) 1001) 158) e420 Beckert si@hartienss cco Se eee 205 1-10 palisy 45 Barly Snowballs; cpaucsne «5 c4<2 See .05 |.10 .15 45 White Strasburg..........+-+--+-000: -05 |.10 alts -ADil OWhitevEgoo nent: jo Mors > 2 ose 05) JON 205 .45 SANG WICH 3a 8 15 5 Fee coe vanes Meee Sa el es -10 |.10 30 -80| Purple Top White Globe. . .05 |.10 sll .45 \WINTER Long waite or Cow Horn.. ~ even) oO a 45 Celestial... si 2 Meese achs chess, «0 54°o, peptone - 10 }.10 .20 . 60 WellowsStonesasenas. co. 05.0 «oa -05 |.10 al 45 Rose China Winter.. areas (ass tal l(0) sale) 745] Wellow, Globes-in nas. «5452. een OOM OM een) 40 Long Black Spanish. . sien ie Om | eel O 15 45 Golden Ball... 2: sa.5.5. 2. Gh siee secre -05 |.10 -15 45 iHalf Long Black Spanish Winter....... SOO LO .20 .60| Yellow Aberdeen Purple Top..........|.05 |.10 -15 45 jRound Black Spanish................ .05 |.10 polis) S45) PSCVENE LOP oatene toicne revere o's «= nls 1 eee BOD ae LO .15 45 SALSIFY, or Oyster Plant. Improved Mam. Sandwich Island....... |-10: | 15°)" .85./1.00 | RUTE BEG RUSS AN OR eas ‘SCORZONERA, or Black Oyster Plant...|.10 |.20 .60 | 2.00} Improved American Purple Top........|.05 |.10 15 40: Long Island Improved Purple Top...... -05 |.10 . 20 . 50 SORREL. Broad-leaved. 205 \-10 .30 - 80 Large’ White French. .-. J2i.0a0c 2. - .05 |.10 .15 45.

PETER HENDERSON

NEW YORK—INSECTICIDES & FERTILIZERS—WHOLESALE.

Ant Destroyer, 4 lb. can, 35c.; 1 Ib. can ....... Bars aStns.e AL Arsenate of Lead, lb., 19c.; 5 lb., 85c.; 100 lb. @ 16c. Ib. .

Bordeaux Mixture, Ccnoent formulae, 1 i makes 50 pel SE): 1 pt., 22c.; qt., 35c.; gal., 90c.;5 gals.. ;

Cattle Comfort, 1 qt., 40c.; gal., $1.20; 5 ee a Copper Solution, Ammoniated ¢ a 1s sufcient tor? 25 ral spray)

1 qt., 45c.; 1 gal.. 1.35 Fir Tree Oil, per 4 pt., 35c.: ach banat ane $1. 10: 1 cay: 3.75 Fir Tree Oil Soap, 4 lb. tin, 22c.; 2 lb., 70c.; 5 lb., ‘$1.50; 10 lb. 3.00

Flowers of Sulphur, per lb., 8c.; 10 lbs., 55c. sae lbs., and over at

4c. lb

Formaldehyde (40% vals inte) ff ib. ipottles “35c; 5 Ib. Hottle : @ 320 Ib.,10 1b. @ 27c. 1b. 350 lb. demijohn ee 23c. 1b.; 132 lb .carboy @ dle. Ib.; 410 lb. bbl. @ 18c. Ib.....

Hellebore, 18c. lb.; 5 Ib., 85c.; 10 lbs., $1.60; 25 Ibs. and over at 15c. lb.

Kerosene Emulsion, qt., 35c.; gal., 90c.; 5 gals.

Scalecide, 1 gal. can, $1.00; 5 gal. can, $3.25; 10 eal can, .. $6. 00; Bbl. $25.00.

Lime Sulphur Solution, at can, gals. @ 40c. gal.

Nico-Fume. inrecihtc cans ‘of 2 2 place: “aheeté. 70c.; or By call 85c.: . se gross sheets, $3.25; 2 gross, $6.00

“* Nicoticide,’’ 4 pt., $1.25; 1 pt., $2.50; Nicoteen, pt. bottle. ........-

Paris Green, 4 1b., 20c.; 1 Ib., 100 lb keg me

Henderson’s X. L. Powder, poe dose and Boulter: 1 lb.,

Persian Powder, 1 lb., 45c.: 5 lb., $2.00;

Slug Shot, 5 Ib. pkg., 25c.; 10 lb. pkg. . in kegs of 125 Ibs. net. Tae cla uervaetcisaimiaadenemara tars in barrels of 235 Ibs. net in bulk. as SP OTE Le aie vatenaraue errecesOrae atchomte feavenets inicanistersfoOldinglbzEache «66. «sats ciece eco a Secs aa ca veces ce wce

Soft Coal Soot (Imported), 100 lb. ee vere

‘‘ Thymo Cresol,’’ pt., 45c.; qt., 75c.; gal., $2. 00: ‘5 al

Tobacco Dust, per Ib., 8c.; 5 1b. pkg., 25c.; 10 lb. pkg., Abe ; per + 100 Ib. ‘bag

Tobacco Stems, 50 Ib. bale, 75c.; 100 lb. bale $1.25; per ton 2,000 lbs.

Weed Destroyer, qt can, 45c.; gal., $1.15; cD cep

Whale Oil Soap, 1 lb. box, 12c.; 2 Ib. box, 20c.; 95 ibe. and over. 7c. per Ib.

‘50 gal. 30c.3 gal’ 70c.; 5 cicele: $3.25; bbl. of 45

. .gallon

Biel $2.25 ) per don 10 lb. and over at...........

5 Ib. Hbex Abc.

B6c.; igs ib., “$1. 651 28 ‘lb. lgucket. 88 25;

Wij iN iS (10

Rose Lea

ABOUT MAILING.

Powders and Soaps (those offrered by the pounds)—non- poisonous—can be sent by mail, if 15c. per lb. is added to the prices, to pay postage. Fluids (those offered by the quart, etc.) and poisonous powders are not mazlable.

EXTRACT OP TOBACCO.

Insecticide.

This insecticide has been now most thoroughly tested, and has been prover one of the most effectual articles ever used for the d struction of all insects and

scale on plants, that did not injure in some degree ‘he affected plants.

Rose

Leaf Insecticide is a perfectly pure, highly concentrated extract of tobacco, al-

ways of uniform strength of nicotine. spraying through a spraying bellows or syringe with spray nozzle,

It can be applied in various ways, either .fter it has

been diluted with from 30 to 150 parts of water, according to the delicacy of the plants to be treated; it can also be used as a vapor, by boiling on small kerosene

stoves or in ‘ ‘ Evaporating Pans" iron in diluted extracts. or by painting the pipes.

instructions for using.

can, 25c.;

Pav larch 1 16 and Now 9. 1899 Por in Canada Nov a, #899.

Also testimonials from many leading florists. quart can, 50c.;

attached to the pipes, or by dropping red hot Send for pamphlet giving full pce, pint one gallon can, $1.25; five gallon can, $4.2

BUG DEATH.

Bug Death is a non-poisonous dry powder insecti- cide and fungicide. It can be used with safety on all garden and field vegetables, fruits, etc Used on po- tatoes in connection with Bordeaux Mixture, very pleasing results are obtained. It can be used safely on cabbage for the cabbage worm, and will impart no taste to the vegetable. On cabbage it is best used dry. The extra yield in all cases where Bug Death is applied more than pays the entire cost of applying.

Prices, 1 lb. pkg., 15c.; 3 lb. pkg., 35c.; 5 Ib. pkg., 50c.; 124 lb. pkg., $1. 00; 100 lbs., $7. 00; shaker for applving. 25c.

SA SANs N VWAS-

100 Ib. | 200 1b. | Ton of HENDERSON’S ASIEN ee Weis bag. |2000 Ibs. Henderson’s Lawn Enricher, 5 lb., 20c.; 10 lb., 40c.;

25 Ib. bag, 90c.; 450 Ib. bag. $1.60... $2 75 | $4.50 | 342 00 Henderson’s Plant Food Tablets, per ‘box ot 16

tablets, 20c.; doz., $1.75.

Henderson’s Garden Fertilizer, for flowers and vege-

tables 5 lb. pkg., 20c.; 10 lb., 40c.; 25 lb. bag,

90c.; 50 Ib. bag, $1.60 2.75 4.50 43 .00 Bene} Meal, raw ground, pure 1 ‘Ib. pkg., Be. 5 ib. ba» 2c.

0 lb., 45c.; 25 Ib., 90c.; 50 ie ds Aa 2.50 4.25 40 .00 Gena Bone, raw ground pure: sete ca tiAttiereatllle S200 4.50 44.00 Crushed Bone, raw, pure. 3.00 5.00 45 00 Blood and Bone . 225 4.25 37 00 Sheep Manure, pulverized, 9 ib., “12c.: ; 10 Ib., 45c.. L775 3.00 28 00 Ashes, Canada hard wood, unleached. 2.25 22 50 Nitrate of Soda, 5 lb. pkg.. 25c.; 10 Ib., “45c.: > 25 ib.,

$115; 50) 1b:, $1.80 -.3...... 3.25 6.25 apply Muriate of Potash, 50% actual potash 3.25 5.75 50.00 Bone Black (Dissolved), 16 to 18% available phos-

MhOrciacid ey ests (iste) lols siecaiciensiers tis oie sa.c'ei 2.00 3.50 28.00 Kainit, 124% actual potash and 33% common salt..| 1.50 2.25 18.00 Dried Blood, 12% ammonia...... A OOnd So ROOD nO eu) 5.50 50.00 Cotton Seed’ Meal, 7% nitrogen.............-.....- 2.50 4.25 38.00 Land Plaster. 250 lb. barrel, net weight, $1.75..... 14.00

HENDERSON’S SPECIAL FERTILIZERS.

Strictly high grade—only the best ingredients are used assimilated by the crops. ment Catalogue.

Soluble and easily

Full description and analyses given in our Imple-

Mailed free on request.

Prices f.o.b. N. Y.

25 50 100 200 Ton lb. lb. lb. lb. 2000 bag. | bag. | bag. | bag. lbs. Henderson’s Corn Fertilizer. $1 .00]$1 .50]$2 .50}$4.25)$36.00 Henderson’s Cabbage and Cauliflower Fertilizer 1.00} 1.60} 2.80] 4.75] 41.00 Henderson’s Potato Fertilizer..... .. 1.00] 1.60} 2.80} 4.75] 41.00 Henderson’s Universal Superphosphate, “good for all garden and farm crops, grass and STain..2; eae ieee a aie ne a 90] 1.35] 2.25) 4.00] 34.00

Clay’s Fertilizer, Imported,

$3.75; 112 lb. $6.50.

per bag of 14 lbs., $1.15; 28 lb. bag, $2.10; 56 lb

BITS OF =~ TESTIMONY =

2 ae We have thousands more

; **T have had excellent success in every instance with

» ihe ‘ your seeds. They always give me satisfaction. I had your

] White Plume Celery, 3 feet tall and splendid goods. Ycour Golden Self-Blanching, 30 inches high and 5 inches through.

—-! Had | sufficient crop, I could sell 50 dezen Celery a day.’’

= HARRY KING, Tracyton, Wash.

ws ““Your seeds were fine. I raised some heads of Cauliflower

weighing 10 and 11 pounds each and from your seed. I raised the finest Cabbage ! ever saw, and from your Big Boston f raised Lettuce weighing 5 pounds cut off the ground. I never expect in my life to get better seeds than MHenderson’s.’’ yw I HARRY O. BEST, Sugar Ward, Salt Lake City, Utah.

‘““We have greatfaith in your seeds. Others may be as good but in my experience of 25 years have net been able to find 4 it out.’’ J. H. McMILLEN, Grower cf Vegetables, CT =P) ire Logansport, Ind. Le) | mr “3 “*T can buy lower priced seeds, but deem yours _ far cheaper in the end, having used them for the last 10 years with great satisfaction—and shall continue to use them as long as I raise truck for market.’’ EAN JOHN KOLBERT, Mankato, Minn.

“I know you will appreciate knowing how your seeds ¥ turned out. We had the best crop of Celery in | this district, running 20 to 28 pounds to the dozen by the carlcad, The Lettuce was also fine. We BATT IVIV/VC3r shipped over 60 cars of Celery and Lettuce this Ty v i> season and our superior stock gave us the 1 aT DENSE} BO lead in the Philadelphia market.’’ 2 AARON R. NILES, if Wellsboro, Pa, fi

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