1954 INTRODUCTIONS 
From J. W. HARRIS, Sarnia, Ontario: 
MING YELLOW (412) Another grand medium clear yellow, from smiling Jack, who 
has now given us 3 fine yellows. This is a fine medium deep ruffled yellow, lightly 
ruffled, heavy textured, grows 54”, with 19 buds, 8 open, 6 in color, grand exhibition 
or commercial, but for our cut-flower trade, this one is tough, and can really stand 
a beating. 
ORANGE FLAME (420) A brilliant flame orange, with creamy yellow throat, that hits 
you right in the eye. Grows 52”, with a 20” flowerhead, ruffled, extra heavy texture, 
opens 7 in field, and can also stand handling, heat and drought, an all-around mar- 
vellous exhibition and commercial. 
FOREST FIRE (420) A sister seedling to ORANGE FLAME, but a scarlet orange, with 
medium yellow throat, which also has proven to be an eye-stopper. Grows 60”, 
with 19 buds, opens 8 in the field, ruffled and heavy textured. This one can also 
stand heat, drought, and rough handling and so far this season, these two oranges 
are the finest in their color I have seen to date. 
LORI DEE (462) A perfectly beautiful pale rose, with slightly deeper rose feather 
general effect blush rose, ruffled, heavy textured, 20 buds, with 8 open in field, grows 
60” easily, very strong grower, and the florists loved every spike we sent them. 
Named for my youngest grand-daughter who is just about the sweetest little gal 
we know about, and this glad will win your heart. 
ABOVE 4 INTRODUCTIONS PRICED AS FOLLOWS: Large $3.00, Medium $2.00, 
Small $1.00, with bulblets at 35c each or 3 for $1.00. 
LORI DEE J. W. HARRIS ORANGE FLAME 
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