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PETER HENDERSON d; GO., I\EW YORK-
Henderson's
'DOLLY VARDEN"
or DOUBLE SHIRLEY
POPPIES.
A new strain cif double and semidouhle anDiial Poppies of remarkable beauty; they create a beautiful
bed when grown in quantity. The plants are sturdy, branohins bushes about 13 inches hish. producing for
months myriads of exquisite crushed satin-like flowers, about 3 inches across, of the most charming
combinations of coloring, ranging from flesh-pink to rose, crimson, maroon, white, etc., margined,
netted, striped, flaked and mottled ; exceedingly effective for garden beds. Mixed Colors Pkt. 10
" I am rerr much pleased with xour Dew Poppies (Dolly Varclen), and intend to sliow the flowers
&t the Ottawa. HortUult ir il Sorietie':' Fxhihition a.ra noreltv The re are some very Sae colors in
tbem. Tbeir delicacy of coloring is betttr than that of the' shirle\. ' and they bear a wonderful
quantity of timers ' — J. A. Ellis, Carleton
Chambers. Ottawa Can.
New Single Giant-
. Flowering Poddu,
Pliss Stisrwood.
.\n extremely beautiful
large annual Popp.v —
probably the finest single
annual variety in culti-
vation; the flowers
measure 4 to 5
inches across,
are pure satiny
white, shading
towards the mar-
gin into an exqui-
site salmon rose,
deepening at the edge.
The sturdy plants grow 2% feet
high, and flower in extravagant
abundance for a long period the
first season from seed. AVe saw a
large block of these grand Poppies

in bloom in Germany the past sum-

mer, and they were a perfect
picture, commanding admiration
from all. (See cut.) Pkt. 20
Henderson^s ♦ .
LARGE-FLOWERING
ft
BEXDEBSOS'S
GIAN'T norBLE POPPT.
jl EHDEiSOK'S SnPEBIOt^^
fiiant Doiitile Popples
This "Brilliant Mixture" of newdouble
ennual Poppies is the finest that can he made;
the seeds have been selected with greatest care
from exclusively improved giant double-flower- i:
ing sorts, and none but the richest, most brilliant, '-;
as well as the daintiest and loveliest shades and
colors are included. The plants are sturdy,
luxuriant growers, about 2V4 feet high, bearing
immense double flowers 4 to5inchesin diameter, •::
or aslarge aspaponies. Someoftheflowershave .
briiad.round, smooth-edged petals, and areof Impos-
ing effect; others have laciniated and fringed edges,
■which addacharmlnggrace, but theclimaxing merit ^ '
of all is the wonderful variety of coloring. rangingfrom ■ ' j
the most gorgeous crimson-purpletointensedazzling
crimson-scarlet down through innumerable shades
of carmine, rose, pink, blush, salmon, flesh to purest satin
white; many of the flowers are also striped, blended and
edged with other colors. Almost every tint one can con-
ceive may be found in Henderson's Giant Double Poppies,
and when grown in large masses the floral panorama is of almost unimagined
beauty. They are of the easiest possible culture; the seed onlj' needs to besowu
thinly in May in the garden or border where the plants are to remain. Hen-
derson's Giant Double Poppies, Brilliant Mixture. Pkt., 10c. ; oz., 30c.
"MAJESTIC
or Giant Shirley
POPPIES.
A great advance in single-
flowering annual Poppies. The
flowers are immense, often
measuring 6 inches across, and
appear like rumpled satin. The
plants are well branched, bushy
and dwarf, averaging about
12 inches high, and they bloom
in continuotis succession for
weeks. The colors, shades,
tints and markings are pro-
duced in limitless variety and
are most exquisite. There are
glistening pure white, white
veiled with pink, white veined
and splashed with crimson,
rose banded with white, sal-
mon, carmine, blush, glowing
scarlet and many other colors,
splashed, striped, dotted and
edged in the most charming
confusion Pkt. 10
A» "Mrs. Frew's garden of ' Majestic'
Vy^ J' Poppies, seed purchased 6-om yoa,
.J=7 7S a perfect beauty." — J. H. Fkew,
'^ Frewsburg, N. Y.
POPPIES S^arf SHIRLEY.
Cliarming dwarf varieties of the univer-
sally esteemed Shirley Poppy, which is
admittedly one of our best annuals. The
seedlings grow into bushy little plants
about 8 inches high only, with bright
green laciniated foliage and all abla«e
with innumerable single round-petaled
flowers, 3 to S'/j inches across, showing
the most pleasing colors, shades and
variegations of rose, chamois, scarlet and
salmon, some having a distinct light bor-
dering to the petals, all with yellow sta-
mens and thrown wellupabovethef.'liagp.
A beautiful novelt.v for garden biils and
borders. (Seecut.) Mixed Colors, /'if. ■-*0
NEW I)W.\RF SHIRLEY POPPtES.