University of Virginia Library

May 11

• 729. Top of Woody Gap on Ga 60, 2½ mi S.E. of
  junction with 180, Lumpkin Co, Ga. Oak pine hillsides
  Plants 2—2½ m. A fairly uniform orange prevails in
  this region. W.43. Limb yellow orange. Deeper yellow blotch
• 730. ditto. W.45 " deeper " " " " "


• 731M. Hillside behind cabin area, Vogel State
  Park, junction of Ga 180 & U.S. 19, Union Co, Ga.

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  (Home site for A. Bakeri)Fairly steep slope in oak woods — an occasional
  pine. Plants bright orange red to almost red,
  particularly near the road, becoming considerably
  yellower higher up. Plants 2—3½ meters
  Limb colors:
  (a) Red orange (2J10)
  (b) Orange red (2I11 — but yellower)
  (c) Orange (9F10)
  (d) Orange pink (around 9A9)
  (e) Genista yellow (9J8)
  (f) Golden " (9L6)
  (g) " corn (9I6)
• 732P(a)= Small yellow plant same area
• 733P = Fairly large golden yellow
• 734P = Run of the mill orange red.
• 735P = Slightly larger & darker orange red.


• 736M. Hillside north of disused lumber camp on dirt
  rd ⅓ mi E of U.S. 19 at a point about ½ mi
  toward Neel Gap from Vogel State Park, Union

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  Co, Ga. Presumably the home site for Azalea
  Furbishii. Plants upright due to high pine
  shade & the fact that they⁁many of themwere cut off at the
  ground 7 yrs or so ago. Complex looks identical
  with that of Vogel Park. Plants 2—3 meters.
  Colors:(a) Red—orange(a) of 731
  (b) orange red — (b) of "
  (c) orange pink (d) " "
  (d) Genista yellow (e) " "
  (e) Golden " (f) " "
  Practically all with a golden yellow blotch which
  becomes orange in the redder forms & covers the whole
  upper petal in the yellows.


• 737.M. North facing slope in cut over oak—pine woods
  on Georgia 53, 2 mi E of Dawsonville, Dawson Co, Ga.
  Plants 2—2½ meters. Canescens type.
  Colors:—(a) med pink tube. Pink limb
  (b) " " " white "
  (c) paler tube, white limb

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  (d) very pale tube, white limb.