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May 10
- 715M. ⁁Just of macadam rd2 mi S.E. of U.S. 29 from a point 4 mi S.W.
of Anderson, Anderson Co. S.C. 1 mi S. of fire
tower. Along streamside in mixed pine—oak woods.
Plants 2—3 meters. All past bloom. According to
owner the colors range from fairly strong pinks to
nearly white. majority pale. - 716M. N. facing bluff along small tributary stream
to Broad River along dirt rd 2/10just mile from U.S. 29 &
9 mi N. of Danielsville, Madison Co, Ga.
Azalea (canescens) plentiful with mountain laurel.
Plant 3—4½ meters high. Mostly past bloom. The
few remaining are all light colored. - 717P. 2 unflowered seedlings from same location.
- 718. .7/10 mi S of Hall Co boundary, in Jackson Co, Ga,
on U.S. 129. Gully & streamside in pine woods. Bushes
3—3½ m. W.28. Rather pale pink tube, white limb. - 719. ditto. W.25 " " " " " "
- 720. ditto W.27. Same color.
- 721 ditto W.30 " "
- 722 " ? flowers faded.
- 723 M. Small ravine 1 mi N. of Gainesville, Ga on
U.S. 129, Hall Co. Mixed woods. Plants mostly
2—2½ m. Mixture of calendulaceum type &
canescens (past bloom). In flower colors range
from yellow to peach & scarlet. Quite large flowers. - 723(a)P.=Reddest clone Photographed
- 723(b)P=Peach colored clone large flowers.
Colors (those not on tags)
(a) Limb salmon — 1B.11
(b) " strawberry pink — 1G10
(c) " Crushed " — 1H10
(d) " Arabesque (orange) 2D11 - 724. 3 mi N.W. of Cleveland on U.S. 129, White
Co, Ga. Stream gulleys in mixed oak—pine
woods. Calendulaceum becoming very732P.=small yellow
plentiful in such situations in this region.
733large "
734med orange red
735Darker orange red
Plants 2—2½ meters.
W.67! limb peach (10G9) Deeper yellowblotch - 725 ditto. W.45. Limb peach—yellow 10J7. Deeper
yellow blotch. - 726. ditto W.52. Same color as 724.
- 727 ditto W.50. Limb deep peach. 10B10. deep
yellow blotch. - 728. ditto W.48 limb pink—orange—yellower than
2I11. Only a faint blotch.
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