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HENDERSON'S GIANT "SAUCER" COSMOS.
THE GLORY OF THE AUTUMN GARDEN.
UrE offer here the most majrnificent varieties of Cosmos in the world. They are the latest
., developments in this favorite autumn-tiowering; garden annual; the flowers are griauts.
as largre assaucers. often 4 to 5 inches across, double the size of the old large-flowerin;;
Cosmos. The petals are broader and overlapping, forming a perfectly round flower, deeply
ribbed and of sjilendid suV)stance, For cutting for bouquets and vases this is one of the Hnest
flowei-s grown, lasting in water two weeks; the long stems and feathery foliage lend themselves
to graceful arrangements. The plants, 5 to 6 feet high, of s.vmmetrical, pyramidal form, an'
one mass of feathery, emerald-green foliage, studded with giant flowers of white, pink or crim-
son, enlivening the garden long after more tender flowers have succumbed to early fro.st.
Giant "Saucer" Cosmos, Mixed Colors Pkt. Ifi
Giant White "Saticer" Cosmos. Immense flowers of immaculate whiteness Ki
Giant Pini " Saucer" Cosmos. Pure pink flowers with a ring of maroon around the eye..l.)
•' I purchaset. some OIAXT COS.\fOS seed of
you last sprin,!^, and in Tlie fall bad some that
bad grown nine feet tall and some of the flow-
ers measured four inches across. They were
the Unest I ever saw."
Mrs. HORACE GILBERT,
Winchester, Ky.
" My GHyTCO.'.:.UOS lastyearwas a grand
succe.'.s. Had all the flowers I could wish foi .
The plants wereorer three. yards high. Pleasf
send me some more of your good seed."
Mrs. E. C. K. MENGES,
.iUentown. Pennu
DOUBLE, HflRDY
DEbPttlNlUM.
OlflNT fl/BRIDS.
A splendid race
of these popular
hardy garden
plants. The seed
has been saved
from one of the
choicest named
collections in Eng-
land; all carefully
hybridized, so
that plants,
spikes and flowers
of magnificent
proportions will
be produced. The
DELPHINIU.M GRA.NDIPLORUM FL. PL.
ndividual blossoms are of immense size, semidouble and perfectly
double, dressing the graceful, towering spikes for from 2 to 5 feet of their length. The
colors and shades are wonderfully lovely and varied, ranging from pure white and most
chaste lavender up through every conceivable shade of blue to deep indigo and purple;
several shades being blended in some of the varieties. The plants are tall growers,
from 6 to 10 feet in height; there are but few plants that contribute so much to
the beauty of garden or herbaceous border. By cutting of the spikes immediately after
flowering, these Delphiniums ma.v be had in bloom for several months.
Delphinium, Double Giant Hybrids, Mixed Colors Pkt. 15
GIANT "BCPFLEn AND FRILLED"
DIASTHUS.
HENDERSON'S GIANT
"Ruffled and Frilled"
DIANTHUS or
CHINA PINKS. . . .
A magnificent new strain of these
ever-populargarden or China Pinks.
The flowers are of noble size, aver-
aging 3 to 4 inches across. The
petals are ruffled, frilled and fringed,
lending grace and beauty to the
gorgeously colored blossoms which
range from dark blood-red to glow-
ing crimson, carmine-rose, salmon-
pink and white; some oftheflowers
are mottled and blended with two
or more shades. The plants are
bushy and compact, about 1 foot
high, and flower abundantly
through summer and fall. For
garden decoration and for cut
flowers, these new Dianthus are
of unapproachable beauty. (.See
cut.) !pkt. 20
"Glareof theGarden." Grand,
immense single-fringed flowers, fully
3 inches across, of therichest, most
brilliant velvet.v scarlet-crimson.
One of the showiest and most gor-
geously effective garden annuals
inourgrounds the past season. ...10
HENDERSON'S
PERFECTION"
HENDERSO.N's "CBOH.N OF I'EKFECTIO.N" lllA.^•TU^■^
The most beautiful Lawns in America are made by using the " HENDERSON "
SEE THE PICTURE OP VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S LAWN, PRODUCED IN COLORS ON
CROWN OF T%1
HINA: r INKS:
(Dianthus Heddewigii hybrid a
grandidora, S. pi.)
One of the most beautiful and
satisfactory of all annuals for sum-
mer flower gardens. Unrivaled lor
brilliancy and rfch variety of color,
the plants are bushy, of symmet-
rical form, about 1 foot. The flow-
ersare immense, averaging6 inches
in circumference, are densely
double, and are produced in perfect
succession during the whole sum-
mer and autumn in such numbers
as fairly to crowd ea.h other for
room. There is a wonderful di-
versity of colors, from purest satiny
white to red shades so deep and
intensely brilliant that the eye can
scarcely penetrate their velvety
depths; soft pinks and flesh tints
more dainty than brush could lay;
and a large proportion of flowers
hieroglypliically marked with vari-
ous hues, the delicate tints and deep
tones mingling In exquisite con-
trast. .See rut.)
Mixed Colors Pit. 10
"/ want to tell .rou bow splendid-
ly ni y seeds did this year, especially
the CROWS' OF PERFECTIO'S
PIXKS. I neyer saw anything so
heautifhl: they are a blaze of bright
colors and some of the blossoms
are larger than a silyer dollar."
LILITH y. Pl.XCHltECK.
West Troy. .V. Y.
Double Striped and Fringed
Dianthus, Mixed Colors. These